tamamafia.blogg.se - 28 weeks later flash game

Selena is essentially good but thinks only of herself, making her self-centered and proud she later mellows and redeems herself. That's right, folks - it's an actual Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory story we got here. The entire movie is his soul going through torment in purgatory before finally being accepted into paradise. This raises a few questions - why is he naked, and not in a hospital gown? Why was he seemingly the only patient left in the hospital? Why is his room so trashed? These points - coupled with the surreal, hellish experiences he goes through before the ultimately hopeful ending and the slightly Jesus-like way in which he is framed in the opening shot - make it look like Jim died when he was hit by the car. Jim is dead before the movie starts.The movie opens with Jim, naked, in an abandoned hospital, having apparently woken from a coma caused by his getting run over by a car. If noted, his awakening itself doesn't really convince the viewer he's not really dead, hence the awesomeness. It doesn't take WMG to see the effect was intended (moreso considering that the rescuscitation scene and the landscape are basically parts of Jim's REM dream. While the viewer is still not sure if Selena was able to revive Jim, an idyllic landscape flashes on-screen but it's upside-down and has HELL written on it in pristine white.

The effect is driven home with a flash of these green pastures during the rescuscitation scene.

That's what happens when you punch a priest. They've written "HELLO" on the hill, but the O is strangely cut out of the shot.

Note the camera panning over them at the end.

It helps that, in the original drafts of the script, and the alternate endings shot and, in some screenings and on the DVD, played after the credits, Jim did die the film-makers decided this would be a bit too much of a Downer Ending. Some believe this indicates that Jim didn't survive his injuries this is his idea of 'paradise' after the weeks of torment he's just gone through. Notably, this last sequence is shot differently from the rest of the movie the rest of the movie is shot with a 'rough' digital camera, but the epilogue sequence is shot with traditional film stock. They're soon spotted by a plane sent by the outside world, with the possibility of rescue on the way. After a quick-cut summary of Jim being patched up at the hospital, he wakes up in a little house in the country with his friends. A caption appears with '28 days later.' written on, just like at the beginning. Jim dies at the end.After receiving a nasty gunshot wound to the stomach, the camera freezes as Jim's friends desperately try to rush him to a hospital.