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A link and screen capture from the Center for Disease Control's section on zombie preparedness.

28 days after a deadly virus is released from the Cambridge Primate Research Center, a band of survivors seek refuge from rage-zombie infested London. The sanctuary they find at a remote military base, supposedly a safe-zone, highlights the limits of…

28 days after a deadly virus is released from the Cambridge Primate Research Center, a band of survivors seek refuge from rage-zombie infested London. The sanctuary they find at a remote military base, supposedly a safe-zone, highlights the limits of…

A still from the final scene of the film. 28 days after their escape from the military compound, Jim, Selena, and Anna have escaped to the English countryside where they have sewn together a kind of SOS message for military planes flying over them:…

The "first" ending, when Jim, Selena, and Anna are leaving the military compound. Roger Ebert suggests that this ending would have been preferable to the actual ending (and presumably any of the later-released alternate endings).

News footage of police on horseback beating a man. The newsreel is being shown to the chimps as part of the research center's Rage experiment.

One of the animal-rights activists assaulting a researcher at the Cambridge Primate Research Center. The scientist says, "You don't understand! The chimps are infected!"

When the animal-rights activists release the rage-infected monkey, it immediately attacks and infects the female activist, thus starting the spread of the Rage virus in the human population.

This is what it looks like when a person has the Rage virus. Not pretty.

News footage of a man being beaten. The newsreel is being shown to the chimps as part of the research center's Rage experiment.