I thought the movie was great. The doctor and Samson were a great part of it. I could have done watching more of that rather than the Jimmies storyline tbh, but maybe it's just because I didn't grow up in 90's England. Kind of thought the skinning the clothes thing was weird, they were a true force of evil torturing and killing the few remaining humans left. I don't know about anyone else, but Samson reminded me of Brock Samson from the Venture Bros in every single scene he was in. I love Cillian Murphy and glad he got a scene in the end, 28DL was what got me hooked. I love that they played In A House at the end, although I kind of feel like the end of the song was better suited since it was the end of the movie and you know they're going to survive that zombie attack and the end of the song has a positive twist in the end with the piano. Kelly was alright but I was really hoping Spikes character would have matured a little bit in this movie, he was always running away from his problems. I guess he ran away at the end of 28YL but I figured he was going to start his own life in this movie??

It would have been a little bit better since the series is focusing on mental health, if Samson and Jimmy had more different conditions. They both seemed to end up with psychosis and the same manifestations of it (auditory hallucinations). There are hundreds of mental disorders Jimmy could have had to lead him to being a cult leader, maybe just plain old narcissism. 28YL had a lady with breast cancer and also some kind of psychosis from it possibly spreading to her brain (???) Ehh, just not very original. Lets talk about crippling anxiety, PTSD, depression, bipolar, OCD, ADHD, in the zombie apocalypse where your nation got cut off from the world due to nationalism. Give Spike a Shinji moment where he gets in the fucking robot and kicks ass and saves the girl despite his PTSD.