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'28 Years Later' is finally streaming on Netflix — here's why it's one of my favorite movies of 2025 (so far)

Netflix is now home to "28 Years Later," Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's brutal, surprising post-apocalyptic threequel — and it's a must-watch.

Tom’s Guide

Southbank Centre to ‘galvanise’ nation with Festival of Britain celebration

Danny Boyle will oversee youth culture event in May to mark 75th anniversary of postwar ‘burst of colour’

The Guardian - UK

Danny Boyle turns Southbank Centre into a playground for its 75th birthday

London’s cultural landmark goes full technicolour... and everyone is invited to the party

Evening Standard

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Danny Boyle to curate celebration of youth culture at Southbank Centre

Goalhanger, the podcast production company co-founded by Gary Lineker, will record live editions at the site during the arts venue’s 2026 season.

Evening Standard

I’m already gripped by 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple after seeing the trailer – here’s the one big question I hope the movie answers

The trailer for 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the sequel to Danny Boyle's zombie franchise, is here but there's loose ends to tie up.

TechRadar

Ralph Fiennes and Cillian Murphy set to reprise roles in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Sony Pictures has confirmed Ralph Fiennes and Cillian Murphy are set to reprise their iconic roles in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.

BANG Premier

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple trailer might be arriving tomorrow – here’s what’s been teased so far

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is expected to get a trailer tomorrow, according to reports online.

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is my most-anticipated movie of 2026 – here are my 5 biggest hopes for the sequel

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is set to be released in January 2026 – here are five of the biggest questions I want to see answered in the sequel.

TechRadar

Danny Boyle to direct Ink

Danny Boyle will direct Ink, a drama documenting the rise of Rupert Murdoch's media empire.

BANG Premier

28 Years Later Sequel Director Reveals The One Script Change She Made, And It Makes Me Hyped For The Movie

A reasonable request from the filmmaker.

Cinemablend

Guy Pearce set to play Rupert Murdoch in Danny Boyle-directed drama

Actor to lead adaptation of acclaimed play Ink with Jack O’Connell also in talks to play the Sun editor Larry Lamb

The Guardian - US

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple director reveals the biggest difference between shooting the zombie horror sequel and making The Marvels and Candyman: "You don't really have to change it, although I did..."

Director Nia DaCosta asked for "more infected" in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Total Film

5 great free movies to stream on Pluto TV, Plex, Kanopy, Tubi and more this week (August 4)

Looking for a movie to stream for free? This week's picks include horror movies new and old, an intense drama and a feel-good comedy.

TechRadar

What I streamed in July 2025 – 9 movies and shows I loved on Netflix, Prime Video and more

We're over halfway through 2025, and my streaming roundups are still going strong. These are my favorite movies I streamed in July.

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Cinemablend

Weapons Review: 2025 Has Been Remarkable For Horror Movies, And This Is The Best One Yet

Zach Cregger's follow up to Barbarian is a jaw-dropper

The Guardian - UK

The Guide #201: our readers’ 21st-century pantheon: the culture you loved (that we missed)

In this week’s newsletter: Doctor Who, Twin Peaks, Nina Conti and Sabrina Carpenter all make the cut in your passionate picks from the past 25 years

Digital Camera World

It’s not hype – the iPhone 15 Pro Max really is all over 28 Years Later

Take a look at the iPhone rigs 28 Years Later director Danny Boyle and cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle used to create the British zombie horror

The Guardian - UK

Sycamore Gap: why would anyone cut down a tree that brought joy to so many?

Obsession or ‘drunken stupidity’? Sentencing of guilty men leaves us no closer to knowing their motives

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The Independent UK

15 times directors ditched major blockbusters: ‘I’m not going to be happy doing this’

THE LIST: Some disputes go far beyond the oft-given excuse of so-called creative differences. Tom Fordy on 15 times when a filmmaker has exited a project early

What Hi-Fi?

28 Years Later is my film of the year – and here's why I think it will make an awesome test disc

Natural beauty and heart-stopping action

Tom’s Guide

'28 Years Later' was filmed on iPhone 15 Pro Max, but it's no commercial for Apple's cameras

"28 Years Later" may be one of the biggest movies to be filmed on a phone camera, but it probably isn't the commercial for iPhones Apple may have expected.

TechRadar

Danny Boyle reveals why 28 Years Later was shot on iPhone, the ‘little 3D moments’ it made possible and why the future of cinema is immersive

The Oscar-winning British director explained how evolving smartphone technology led to breakthrough filming techniques in his long-awaited zombie sequel.

Inverse

Alpha Infected? The Craziest Part Of '28 Years Later' Is More Important Than We Thought

The Infected's newest Big Bad will return in 'The Bone Temple.'

The Guardian - UK

Gun for hire: what does Denis Villeneuve joining as director tell us about the new James Bond?

The director of the now Amazon-controlled 007 franchise can do action spectacle with art and integrity – the question now is who will he want to wear the tux …

The Independent UK

28 Years Later’s mind-boggling twist is scandalous and utterly fascinating

COMMENT: Danny Boyle’s new zombie sequel is a blistering return to form, with one of the most unexpected endings ever put to screen. It might court accusations of tastelessness – but it may be the most interesting creative decision Boyle has ever made, writes Louis Chilton. Spoilers below...

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