Over the past few months, the news has been misleading about 28 years later, which fans of the first two films have been waiting for for a long time. We know Danny Boyle is back in the director’s chair with writer returning alex garlandand Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Jack O’Connell lead it. As for when it will be out? June 20, 2025.
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Sony Pictures broke the news late Friday after adding the film to its domestic schedule for next year. At the time of writing, it is not known who will handle its international release. (This is not the first time this has happened with the series: 28 weeks was released by 20th Century Fox in the UK and Fox Atomic in the US.) Hopefully, Sony will stick to that June date – in recent months, the studio has changed the release dates of several films, including the newer karate kidKraven the Hunter (a rarelyreally), and the horror movie they listen.
When io9 spoke to Wreath In April, he explained that he spent years having no interest in making another entry in the series… until he got hit. with an idea and decided to pursue it. Details about 28 years later They are still under wraps, but what is known is that it is being used as a possible starting point for a new trilogy of films. Nia DaCosta He’s reportedly about to direct the second of them, but it’s currently unknown if Garland or Boyle will have anything to do with it, or if he’ll see any of Years return of the cast.
So if everything goes according to plan, 28 years later will be released in US theaters on June 20, 2025. At least you have plenty of time to catch up or rewatch the first two movies.
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