Cillian Murphy’s ’28 Years Later’ Return: Nia DaCosta Chose a ‘Grounded’ Scene Over a ‘Big Return of the Superhero Moment’ in ‘The Bone Temple’

It’s no spoiler that Cillian Murphy makes his return to the hit zombie franchise that made his name more than two decades on in “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.” Danny Boyle, who gave the actor his big screen break in “28 Days Later,
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Why Strong Reviews Couldn’t Fix the Damage to 28 Years Later

Instead, the film is dealing with fallout. Not from its own choices, but from the creative and tonal damage left behind by 28 Years Later, the previous entry in the franchise. Once audience trust is fractured, even strong filmmaking struggles to rebuild momentum overnight.

‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Director Nia DaCosta On Upping The Sequel’s Gore, Assessing ‘The Marvels’ Aftermath – Crew Call Podcast

Deadline Crew Call podcast interview with director Nia DaCosta on the making of '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' and 'The Marvels' bombing.
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28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE Underperforms As AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH Remains #1 For Fifth Week In A Row

The Bone Temple opened in theaters this weekend, but it's fallen short of industry projections and will be beaten by Avatar: Fire and Ash.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Had My Theater Howling Joyfully With A Truly Bananas Scene That Transcends Cinema

The Alan Wake games are far more aligned with quirky Twin Peaks -esque survival horror than the ravaged post-apocalypse of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, so the similarities aren't plentiful. However, 2023's Alan Wake 2 became one of the most-discussed horror games in recent years for its late-game stage dubbed "Initiation 4: We Sing."

‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' review: Nia DaCosta brings more blood, guts and brains to Danny Boyle's apocalyptic zombie franchise

"No Children Beyond This Point" says the sign in the dilapidated water park, the shabby but perfect place to start the fourth instalment of the 28 Days franchise. Directed by Nia DaCosta, who more than earned her horror spurs with the 2021 remake of Candyman,

'The Bone Temple' is "the most brutal" and terrifying film in the 28 Years Later series

The director Nia DaCosta revealed how she interrogated the darkness of humanity in her latest film

Alfie Williams on ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,’ Learning From Ralph Fiennes — and Teen Stardom: “I’ve Gotta Remember Where I Come From”

The 15-year-old's talking fear and newfound fame with The Hollywood Reporter ahead of the release of Nia DaCosta's zombie follow-up: "When I used to go to school and stuff, I'd come back and play my PlayStation.
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