A frightening, amazing and emotional horror epic

Danny Boyle is close to “28 years old” to being someone Best coma movies Ever (yes, I know the shown shown Technically Zombies but “injured”, but for all intentions and purposes, are zombies). Then the end reaches. Don’t worry: I will not give up spoilers in this review, but it is almost impossible to talk about “after 28 years” without noting that the ends are falling out with the same strange.

Because studios cannot be satisfied with making them only one The film anymore, “28 years old” is the first completely new trilogy (the second film, titled “The Bone Temple”, in January 2026). Thanks to this approach, “after 28 years” simply cannot end – You should prepare the following story. This is unfortunate, because everything leads to that moment that put a wonderful and effective continuation table, which leads to an amazing frightening, emotional and emotional experience. Then you reach a completely confusing and dark code and leave a bad taste in your mouth.

Is the last minutes of the movie enough to sabotage the rest? No, fortunately. But I definitely hope they are not there. I wish Boyle and writer Alex Garland had thought about leaving well alone and let’s only sit with a strong epic. I also can only wonder how this end will play with the members of the public who do not realize that this is supposed to be the first batch of a trilogy; I can say that some people are in my presentation, it is clear that they were not tied to this, was completely confusing.

However, everything leads to that moment works well, and works very well. “After 28 years” is the third entrance in a story that started in 2002, when Boel and Garland collaborated to make “after 28 days”, a post -terrible epic around Great Britain, which is caught by crazy, thirsting for blood with something called anger virus. Those who have been attacked by other injured people find themselves almost immediately – their eyes turn red, and they transmit blood from their mouths, and they immediately begin to attack anyone who is bad luck and kill in their general surroundings. “After 28 days” was a dirty and dirty horror pictureIt was filmed on digital by Anthony Dodd Mantle, with Silian Murphy wandering around a frightening deserted London. It was followed by “28 days” after 28 weeks. Boyle did not return to this film, and Garland only contributed to rewriting.

Now, the original team (including the scarf) has returned, and it has only improved the formula. Although “28 years” does not have the same popular digital atmosphere as Boyle and Mantle become creative, as it employs all kinds of visual tricks and visual to arrest the viewer for guarding. Boyle and Editor John Harris will repeat pushing stock shots and other films in the middle of the scene, and they are unique, and made me constantly uncomfortable in the best possible way.

After a brutal introduction that does not waste time launching the heinous pictures, “after 28 years” at the heart of the matter. As the title indicates, 28 years have passed since the virus was unleashed, and fascism has been contained through the UK quarantine and cut off from the rest of the world (Garland’s text later on the hammer to the home, the point that the outside world moved mainly as if the zombies are still demanding somewhere).

The island community has learned to live in harmony, and pieces of the mainland. It is useful that the island is only available through a bridge that disappears when the tide comes. The 12 -year -old Spike (the newcomer Alfi Williams, who is wonderful here, turns into a realistic reality) lives on the island with his cruel father Jimmy (Aaron Taylor Johnson) and his mother, Jodie Comer, who does not form a bit.

Society usually has young people to the mainland of a hunting trip. They are not looking for a hunting game, although they hunt the injured. Spike and Jimmy go out, arches and arrows on hand, and the journey does not go exactly according to the plan. During this first hour of the film, Boyle builds almost unbearable tension experience, interspersed with bursts of bloody violence. The injured have evolved additional work, and they became naked brutal monsters roaming, guiding from the leaders of the density known as Alphas. It also seems to be more intelligent than the previous films that you left.

During the hunting trip, Spike is learning about a mysterious doctor, who is likely to be crazy (Ralph Finn at the end) who lives in isolation, and the boy gets in his head that this medical man can treat everything he suffers from his mother. Hence, the second trip begins, as Spike and Esla go to find a doctor, and they risk life and the parties in this process. Finally, “28 years later” is amazingly a simple relationship: there is no greater plan to play here, unlike Spike’s hope that he can save his mother.

This puts an emotional arc that you do not really see in films like this. Comer, one of the best actors at the present time, has not been given enough to do it here, but there is a tenderness between the mother and the son who takes the movie away. Don’t be surprised if “28 years” makes you cry. This mixture of unpopular and true and honest emotion is not without anything that I used to see in a coma movie, and it raises “after 28 years” to the highlands that I did not expect at all. That is why the last moments A very frustrating curse.

Again: No spoilers, I swear. All I will say is that the tone of these last moments is completely inconsistent with everything that happened before, to the extent that we seem to stumble in a completely different movie. Perhaps this is the point, since the upcoming continuation “after 28 years: the Orthopedic Temple” He is Fullly different movie, with a different director (“Candyman” Restart the NIA DACOSTA cinematography). On the purpose of or not, this scene is so frightening, that I hope that Boyle has subsequently held it as a post -credit scene instead of disturbing the main movie.

The end is a great disappointment, but it cannot back away from everything that happened before that. Boyle and his team conjured up a kind of sensory excess-violence, mixed expansion media, and a frequent sound cycle with a feverish effect. “After 28 years” are scary and Touch, and this is not easy to achieve. It is impressive, effective and unforgettable. But someone should have told Boyle to Nix those finals.

/Film classification: 8 out of 10

“After 28 years” opens in theaters on June 20, 2025.