The Shrewdly Regenerative Apocalypse of “28 Years Later”

28 Years Later: Danny Boyle has probably made Shashi Tharoor’s favourite film; a thriller that punishes the British for all their plundering and pillaging

Post Credits Scene: Set in a world that has outcast the British entirely, Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later is a stark indictment of British Empire that will perhaps pair really well with Lagaan.

The Shrewdly Regenerative Apocalypse of “28 Years Later”

Justin Chang’s review of the zombie movie, a sequel to “28 Days Later,” starring Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, directed by Danny Boyle from a screenplay by Alex Garland.

Zombies alive ’28 Years Later’

“28 YEARS LATER” zombies are still feasting (Sony Pictures). By Alex Veiga AP Film Writer Most movies are lucky to predict one thing. Danny Boyle’s 2002 dystopian thriller “28 Days Later” managed to be on the cutting edge of two trends, albeit rather disparate ones: global pandemic and fleet-footed zombies. Add in Cillian Murphy, who had his breakout role in that film, and “28 Days Later” was unusually aprognostic. While many of us were followin…