Overview
- The sequel is now in theaters (UK January 14; U.S. January 16) with an MPA R rating.
- Early reviews single out Ralph Fiennes and Jack O’Connell, noting a move away from mass infection scares toward fraught human conflict and cult dynamics.
- Nia DaCosta underscores her creative control and distinct voice, drawing public praise from producer Danny Boyle, with Alex Garland credited as screenwriter.
- The film serves as a bridge in the planned trilogy with a closing tease toward future installments, while industry reports suggest a third film is in development at Sony without formal confirmation.
- No home-release dates have been announced; based on recent Sony patterns, PVOD and a later Netflix window are expected but remain unconfirmed.