Director Danny Boyle highlights the inspiration behind 28 Years Later, tied to the enduring popularity of the undead genre, particularly through works like The Last of Us and The Walking Dead. In an interview, Boyle humorously suggested that he and writer Alex Garland deserved royalties for their influence on these franchises. Garland himself acknowledged that while 28 Days Later holds significance for him, he considers The Last of Us to be a more advanced and emotionally resonant narrative. The recently released 28 Years Later has already earned over $60 million worldwide.
Boyle noted that the ongoing success of the undead genre, particularly through influences like The Last of Us and The Walking Dead, motivated the creation of 28 Years Later.
Garland expressed admiration for The Last of Us, believing it to be a more sophisticated and emotionally impactful piece of art compared to 28 Days Later.
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