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Decades after the rage virus outbreak, survivors live in isolation. When one leaves his ruthlessly quarantined island sanctuary, he uncovers haunting secrets and mutations in both the infected and the remaining humans. From director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland comes a bold return to the world of 28 Days Later.
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Decades after the rage virus outbreak, survivors live in isolation. When one leaves his ruthlessly quarantined island sanctuary, he uncovers haunting secrets and mutations in both the infected and the remaining humans. From director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland comes a bold return to the world of 28 Days Later.
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Rotten TomatoesOutstanding British Film of the Year | 2026 | Bernard Bellew
Best Supporting Actor International Competition | 2026 | Ralph Fiennes
Best Supporting Performance | 2025 | Ralph Fiennes
Best Sound Design | 2025 | Johnnie Burn
Best Stunts or Action Choreography | 2025 | Julian Spencer
Best Production Design | 2025 | Naomi Moore
Best Supporting Performance | 2025 | Ralph Fiennes
Best Director | 2025 | Danny Boyle
Best Cinematography | 2025 | Anthony Dod Mantle
Best Studio Film | 2026 | Bernard Bellew
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2026 | Alex Garland
Best Sound | 2026 | Johnnie Burn
Best Makeup | 2026 | John Nolan
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2025 | Alex Garland
Best Editing | 2025 | Jon Harris
Best Cinematography | 2025 | Anthony Dod Mantle
Best Editing | 2025 | Jon Harris
MakeupHair | 2026 | John Nolan
Best Makeup | 2026 | John Nolan
Best Hair Makeup | 2026 | John Nolan
Best Cinematography | 2025 | Anthony Dod Mantle
Best Film Make Up | 2026 | John Nolan
Budget 60,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 151,308,832 USD
The trailer features a distinctive recording of the poem 'Boots' by Rudyard Kipling, read by the actor Taylor Holmes in 1915. The poem's repetitive rhythm imagines the march of British soldiers during the Boer War, and this recording of the poem is used by the US military to simulate the psychological distress of being held captive.
Cillian Murphy, whose character survived the events of 28 Days Later (2002), has been confirmed as not appearing in the movie, although the makers don't rule out his return in one of the planned sequels. Yet, viewers spotted a scene in the trailer that featured an emaciated zombie that looked suspiciously like Murphy. Fan speculation was quickly quelled when art dealer Angus Neill came forward about being cast in the movie, and appearing as the emaciated zombie in the trailer. Director Danny Boyle took the blame for the misunderstanding: "I showed my girlfriend the trailer and she said, 'People will think that's Cillian.' I said, 'Don't be silly.' I ignored her. So I've eaten a bit of humble pie since."
The film was primarily shot using an iPhone 15 Pro Max, which makes this film the biggest feature length movie to be shot on a smartphone.
A group of children sing the hymn "Abide with Me" at school. In 28 Days Later, this song plays in the background as Jim discovers his dead parents.
Originally, the follow-up was set to be titled "28 Months Later", continuing with the movie's timeline-set title motif. However, after so much time had passed since visiting this world in 2007 (28 Weeks Later (2007)), it was deemed more appropriate to name the film "28 Years Later".