*POTENTIAL SPOILERS BELOW*

Zombie fiction, more often than not, is never about the actual zombies themselves, but rather the humans that are left to survive. I think 28 Days Later, a film I have taken way too long to watch, encapsulates this rather well, even if a few choices don't work the best.

I'll start with what I do like. The beginning moments with Jim awakening and wandering the streets of a dilapidated London have such a quiet atmosphere to…

The story might not be quite as watertight as the main John Wick films. I mean seriously what is John even doing here if this is supposed to take place between Chapter 3 and Chapter 4? Also the whole sister plotline may as well have never happened, I mean why not have her help Eve out during the climax rather than just blow up and die? Missed opportunity there.

Luckily, the action does a pretty good job at making up…

Near the beginning, I was struck by the gorgeous shots of the French beach as Marianne walks towards the house. An image so simple on the surface, and yet so captivating when you take in all the minor details.

That mantra pretty much sums up how I feel about this film. At first, one might think this is a pure romance drama; nothing more. And sure, in a way, it is, but it's the details that really matter. I could…