28 Years Later Reveals What Happened To The Rest Of The World

Warning: This article contains big spoilers “28 years later”. Read at your own risk.

There is one moment “28 days later” that arouses a different fear if you are fast enough to see it. In the last show of the 2002 horror, Jim (Cillian Murphy) tries to override the military group as he takes a drum, landing on his back and looking at the sky. The former bike ambassador is in the middle of chaos as the airplane flies above, which confirms our hero’s shocking realization-world has moved forward without rage, which has been left to death alongside its infected residents. This island will not help with the remains of humanity, and if it were, it would be purely by chance.

Now scary, terrible and surprisingly emotional “28 years later” It is here and Threequel confirms that nothing has changed and that the British islands are ineffective environments that no one intends to go to. It is only when the outsider exceeds the paths with Spike (Alfie Williams) that we see how alarmingly normal other planet has remained. For the rescue of the young son and his mother Icela (Jodie Comer), there is a Swedish soldier Erik Sundqvist (Edvin Ryding), who blows the young mind on the Internet, the following day’s edits (assumed to be through Amazon, although never directly mentioned as such) and Botox. Although this may create a short spread moment, it takes the moment from the original movie and expands it to an even greater shocking length. The question is: How far is this country finding in the future?

One thing to remember is Plans already exist “28 years later” to start a whole new trilogy. Not only is there any report on how farther Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland intends to take this story, and if it stays on the coast of the UK, as revealed in the new chapter. Yes, Franchising fans, we know what you think – “28 weeks later” ended that infected people traveled to the streets of Paris, which can be addressed in upcoming movies or re -conspirated. Either way, Spike’s announcement only adds to the island of the lost island and could keep even more horrors for failed people who somehow wash here. Or, you know. Maybe not?

As revealed in that finals and the arrival of a very controversial nature“28 years later,” suggests that the next movie, Nia Daco “28 years later: The Bone Temple” takes us farther to the mainland and possibly abandoned cities and villages that Spike has never seen before. Doing this would be like reopening a forgotten wound on the planet that every other nation never had, without anything but horrors waiting for leaking. There you can study the greatest fear in Garland and Boyle’s upcoming trilogy. Some horrors have not snarling rabid -marked our doors, but the ones we try to forget and continue through life, without being back in their ugly head again, even more angry than before.