"Picking up right where 28 Years Later left off, with director Nia DaCosta now at the helm, 12-year-old Spike (Alfie Williams) is inducted into Jimmy Crystal's (Jack O'Connell) gleefully violent group dubbed the Jimmys. And then Ralph Fiennes gives an incredible performance as the tranquil doctor living in the titular bone temple, fostering an unexpected relationship with the alpha zombie Samson. If this sequel does well enough, we'll get Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's trilogy capper with Cillian Murphy."
"In this comedic thriller, Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson star as women whose husbands are killed on an undercover mission in the Soviet Union. Desperate to learn what happened, the pair volunteers to become spies in Moscow themselves. Espionage is a constant TV subgenre, but in its current form it is often an excuse for aggro imperialism. This one not so much! -Roxana Hadadi"
Nia DaCosta directs a sequel that continues directly from 28 Years Later, centering on 12-year-old Spike joining Jimmy Crystal’s violent crew, the Jimmys. Ralph Fiennes portrays a tranquil doctor in a bone temple who develops an unexpected bond with the alpha zombie Samson. Strong performances could pave the way for Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s trilogy capper featuring Cillian Murphy. HBO debuts a lighter Game of Thrones spinoff chronicling a knight and his squire on smaller-scale adventures with shorter episodes. A comedic Cold War thriller stars Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson as widows-turned-spies in Moscow. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon headline a Netflix thriller described as "guys being dudes."
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