28 Years Later Movie - Bollyflix
Movie Overview
| Original Language | en |
|---|---|
| Languages Spoken | English, Swedish |
| Release Date | June 18, 2025 |
| Runtime | 115 minutes |
| Rating | 7.2 |
| Country | United Kingdom, United States of America |
| Genres | Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction |
| Director | Danny Boyle |
| Writers | Alex Garland |
| Producer | Danny Boyle, Alex Garland, Andrew Macdonald, Peter Rice, Cillian Murphy, Bernard Bellew |
| Editor | Jon Harris |
| Music | Alloysious Massaquoi, Kayus Bankole, 'G' Hastings |
| Cinematography | Anthony Dod Mantle |
| Budget | 60000000 |
| Revenue | 126502114 |
Movie Cast
| Actor Name | Character Name |
|---|---|
| Jodie Comer | Isla |
| Aaron Taylor-Johnson | Jamie |
| Alfie Williams | Spike |
| Ralph Fiennes | Dr. Ian Kelson |
| Edvin Ryding | Erik Sundqvist |
| Jack O'Connell | Jimmy Crystal |
| Christopher Fulford | Sam |
| Stella Gonet | Jenny |
| Chi Lewis-Parry | 'The Alpha'/'Samson' |
| Rocco Haynes | Young Jimmy |
| Kim Allan | Jimmy's Mother |
| Sandy Batchelor | Jimmy’s Father |
| Amy Cameron | Rosey |
| Geoffrey Newland | Anthony |
| Joe Blakemore | Dave |
| Celi Crossland | Pregnant Infected |
| Robert Rhodes | Jimmy Jimmy |
| Erin Kellyman | Jimmy Ink |
| Sam Locke | Jimmy Fox |
| Maura Bird | Jimmy Jones |
| Ghazi Al Ruffai | Jimmy Snake |
| Emma Laird | Jimmima |
| Connor Newall | Jimmy Shite |
| Sienna Giblin | Girl Villager |
| Hayley Walters | Teenage Girl Villager |
| Peter Labas | Slow Low #1 |
| Kat Kitchener | Slow Low #2 |
| Jason Kuang Yao Lee | Slow Low #3 |
| Ember Storm | Slow Low #4 |
| Jake Grimes | Hanging Man |
| Chris Gregory | Berserker |
| Helen Rowlands | Infected Woman |
| Haley Flaherty | Jimmy's Auntie |
| Harriet Taylor | Jimmy's Cousin Delilah |
| Hannah Allan-Robertson | Jimmy's Sister |
| Annabelle Graham | Jimmy's Sister |
| Olivia Morley | Jimmy's Sister |
| Theadora Rawlings | Jimmy's Sister |
| Darcie Smith | Jimmy's Sister |
| Isla Vickers | Jimmy's Sister |
| Lachlan Tucker | Baby Isla |
| Winnow Short | Baby Isla |
| Olivia Grace Lee | Baby Isla |
| Lucas Toole | Baby Isla |
| Cohen Lewis Williamson | Baby Isla |
| Myles Woodhouse | Baby Isla |
| Gordon Alexander | Jonno (uncredited) |
| Angus Neill | Emaciated Infected (uncredited) |
| Col Needham | Dead Body #6 (Uncredited) |
Movie Story
Twenty-eight years since the rage virus escaped a biological weapons laboratory, now, still in a ruthlessly enforced quarantine, some have found ways to exist amidst the infected. One such group lives on a small island connected to the mainland by a single, heavily-defended causeway. When one member departs on a mission into the dark heart of the mainland, he discovers secrets, wonders, and horrors that have mutated not only the infected but other survivors as well.
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Movie Review
Just a wealth of stupid, moronic, and ill-advised ideas.
The film starts out with a fairly strong intro, but the central character here doesn't have any impact on the rest of the film, so it feels wasted.
It switches plots halfway through after a strong start, inexplicably.
I assume the new evolved infected were meant to be scary. I found them to be unintentionally hilarious in several scenes, and if you watch this film you'll understand why.
The later portions of the film are just as nonsensical, but in short, it gets more and more absurd as it progresses.
Wait to see it on streaming.
**A beautiful film with a handful of odd choices.**
I was hesitant going into this film. On one hand, it was a mainstream zombie film with a big budget and a competent crew. But on the other hand, it was in a franchise I have never loved, and it was the start of a new trilogy. So, while I was confident that it would be a solid movie, I did not know if it would work for me personally or if it would feel like it could stand on its own. I walked out of the theater satisfied with the film. And in the day since, I have grown even more positive on it and am giving it a **9 out of 10**. I think the part that will surprise people the most is the emotional weight that the film carries. And it all comes from the great set of characters and their relationships. There is a lot of heart and even some great humor to get you invested. This elevates the film above being just another fun zombie movie. But let's talk about the zombies/infected. There are a couple new ideas introduced with them in this that I really dig. They are more monstrous than ever, but they are also showing more humanity than ever. The action and kills are a lot of fun. Everything is as fast and terrifying as usual with this franchise. So, the action is mostly fantastic. I say 'mostly' because there are a couple of editing choices that I think distract from the action more than they enhance it. I can say the same for a handful of other points in the film. They chose to insert flashes of other footage at times. One of the times I loved it. One of the times it was weird and actually felt like a trailer for the movie. And another time, it was just very confusing. (I still don't know the meaning of it) Those are a couple of the times where the style didn't fully work. But for 95% of the film, it does! This film has a look that is so unique. **It feels both calm and like a nightmare at the same time!** I don't know how they did it. If you have seen the awesome trailer, you get a feel for the style of the film. It does not disappoint. Then, there is a scene at the end that sets up the future of the trilogy. This scene has a style and a tone that is like nothing else in the movie. Truly a WTF moment for the audience. It was bold, and it did not work for me. But since it was just a tease to the future films and not integral to this one, I am willing to forgive it. Because before that, we got an actual ending to the film that was emotionally satisfying. This film has no problem standing on its own. Sure, you are left with more to explore, and certain character arcs are left unfinished. But go in knowing it is a trilogy (and that the next one is coming as soon as this January), and these things hopefully won't bother you. - All in all, **I'm a happy zombie fan! :D**
Movie Rating
Rating Analysis for 28 Years Later:
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Total Votes: 599
Rating Breakdown:
- Popularity Score: 71.5
- Adult Content: No
- Budget to Revenue Ratio: 232.2%
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