how does 28 days later not have zombies in it? when the film is a self described zombie flick...i guess you know more than the filmmakers about their own film right? lol

Before I go on about all this zombie lore and shit, I'll just state the obvious.

Zombie = Reanimated human corpse.
28 Days Later infected= Living human being infected with a virus.

Do I need to elaborate anything more?

the term zombie in the english language does not exclusively refer to undead humans

dabble in a little philosophy before being so up yourself, my friend

Zombie

SYLLABICATION: zom·bie
PRONUNCIATION: zmb
VARIANT FORMS: also zom·bi
NOUN: Inflected forms: pl. zom·bies also zom·bis
1. A snake god of voodoo cults in West Africa, Haiti, and the southern United States. 2a. A supernatural power or spell that according to voodoo belief can enter into and reanimate a corpse. b. A corpse revived in this way. 3. One who looks or behaves like an automaton. 4. A tall mixed drink made of various rums, liqueur, and fruit juice.
ETYMOLOGY: Caribbean French and English Creole, from Kimbundu -zumbi, ghost, departed spirit.

So, which of these definitions would support your argument?

shutup infected people that look like zombies and act like zombies fall under zombies.
or atleast that's what I call it, fuck the undead that isn't even real zombies to me, infected by a virus could be real one day, people from the grave are never going to walk.

*dances wildly through this thread and then walks away, casually*