US Edition‘28 Years Later’ Review: Danny Boyle Pushes The Rage Virus Franchise Forward With Visceral, Awkward, Tonally Inconsistent Results
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‘28 Years Later’ Review: Danny Boyle Pushes The Rage Virus Franchise Forward With Visceral, Awkward, Tonally Inconsistent Results
Eighteen years after the release of the second franchise installment, “28 Weeks Later,” Academy Award-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland (“Civil War”) belatedly return to their zombie-ish rage virus pandemic horror thriller, “28 Years Later,” and it is decidedly with mixed results. Attempting to push the genre and franchise forward, Boyle and Garland use heart, humor, horror, thrills, and a couple of evolutions to the in…
With "28 Years Later" the cult franchise returns around the Rage virus. We look back on the roots, the influence on the zombie genre and what awaits us now. This article has been sorted under TV series / web series, Amazon Prime Video, Entertainment, Series, New at Sky and Wow: These film and series starts await you in June and July 2025, Films, 28 Years Later: The New Trilogy .
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