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Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later Launches Ambitious New Trilogy

Critical acclaim for its imagery and emotional depth has heightened anticipation for the trilogy’s next installment.

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Overview

  • 28 Years Later marks the third entry in the 28 Days Later franchise and inaugurates a planned trilogy set nearly three decades after the original rage virus outbreak.
  • Critics have praised Boyle’s striking visuals and emotional storytelling, particularly highlighting Ralph Fiennes’s portrayal of Dr. Ian Kelson and the dynamic between Spike and his father, Jamie.
  • The film revisits a quarantined post-apocalyptic Britain where survivors navigate remnants of society in a tense blend of action and atmospheric world-building.
  • Jodie Comer delivers a standout supporting performance that deepens the film’s focus on personal sacrifice and hope.
  • The sequel, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, is set to open on January 16, 2026, directed by Nia DaCosta from a script by Alex Garland and featuring new characters.