#28-years-later

#28-years-later

"Yeah, they were prosthetics," he told the entertainment industry bible. "There's a law that states... you're allowed to have nudity but it has to be fake nudity. It's to protect him."

On the podcast, Julia, Dana, and Steve return to the Rage Virus-infected world first explored by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland two decades ago in '28 Years Later'. They discuss how the sequel resonates with contemporary issues like COVID and Brexit, echoing themes of human mortality and societal challenges. The film's commentary is more relevant now than ever, suggesting a visceral and cultural reflection on our current climate.

Back in 2002, screenwriter Garland and director Boyle had a monster hit with their post-apocalyptic horror thriller 28 Days Later, about a rage virus that leaks from a lab.

There's something even more universal in Spike's story than that of a young soldier marching off to prove his courage. 28 Years Later rejuvenates the zombie genre by intertwining fast-paced action with profound human drama.

Comer expressed her excitement for 28 Years Later, stating, 'I'd love to do sci-fi... but sci-fi that's rooted in reality,' indicating her preference for authenticity in genre.

It's why the last bag of Doritos you ate had Jack Black's face on it. This strategy isn't failsafe.

Fans have been convinced that Cillian Murphy will return to the 28 Days Later franchise after spotting what looks like his character in the trailer for the upcoming 28 Years Later. This speculation comes as the original movie launched his career back in 2002, and the new film, directed by Danny Boyle with a screenplay by Alex Garland, marks a return to this iconic post-apocalyptic world. Despite his apparent appearance, Murphy isn't officially listed in the cast, leading to mixed fan reactions.