’28 years later “Danny Boyle on the third film to come, 007 and more [Podcast]

Yes, there are many horror films right now, and there are a lot of zombies everywhere, from television to the movies, but when they are great, they will certainly find an audience. Enter the next episode of Danny Boyle 28 Series of infected features, 28 years later, Who really raises the loud gender to sophisticated narration (a second act of the heduluva) and visual dimensions, read the Oscar which wins Slumdog millionaire The director shot the film on an iPhone 15 Promax with a feeling of natural lighting by Theo Angelopoulos.

There was always a lack at the same time for the screenwriter Alex Garland and Boyle to return to 28 Films after 2009 28 weeks later (which was led by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo). While the talks collapsed during the day, detaching itself from a world pandemic can really inspire a director and a scribe whose previous work on the subject seemed presciences for a year when 2020 was devoid and closed. Boyle explains the inspirations of the duo.

On what makes this zombie characteristic (you see, they are the living dead and they were made in this way by a virus) standing out is his tender story of a father, played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who takes his young son, played by Alfie Williams, on the island of Quarantine British where the Monersters are launching. Said Boyle: “There is a movement towards beauty, and it is not only a question of horror, and there is a lot of horror, but it is also a movement towards beauty too.”

Boyles explains why he does not direct the three films planned (the third film does not even have funding by the director yet, but Sony has the opportunity to do so after winning the trilogy in an auction), and if he would have ever thought of making the link in the Amazon MGM studios again.

28 years later Open Friday in what seems to be a national start of $ 28 million at $ 30 million.

Listen to our conversation with boyle below: