Film of the Week: '28 Years Later' - Bold, brilliant and Brexity

Film of the Week: '28 Years Later' - Bold, brilliant and Brexity

Skipping ‘Months’, Danny Boyle returns to the series he started in 2002 with '28 Days Later' – supported by returning screenwriter Alex Garland and armed with a clear desire to avoid repeating himself. The result is a bold, brilliant and very surprising revival.

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland return to U.K. rage for wildly ambitious 28 Years Later

In 2002, 28 Days Later hit cinemas and was, arguably, the most influential film a young Brock Wilbur would ever see. It wasn’t just something I liked or loved; it was a cornerstone of my personality. It made me change colleges that I had planned on attending, so that I could move from finance to film school. It made me believe in the possibilities of storytelling in a new media landscape where clever use of new digital technology would allow bri…

28 Years Later X Review: Netizens Call Danny Boyle’s Comeback ‘Masterpiece,’ Praise Sequel’s Bold and Unsettling Story

28 Years Later is running successfully in theaters. Danny Boyle has hit a masterstroke with the sequel to his 2002 hit film, 28 Days Later. Since its release, the movie has been garnering good reviews from the audienc.  The movie revived the concept of zombies, with the storyline keeping fans on the edge of their seats till the last scene. As for the plot of the film, the movie revolves around a 12-year-old boy, Spike, who decides to roam around…