28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

[mwynn]

’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Lands January 2026 Release Date in Theaters
The movie is the second title in Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's planned zombie apocalypse trilogy that's a follow-up to their cult classic, '28 Days Later.'

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/mo..._term=10028177

[Zivouhr]

That's good they probably filmed everything all in one filming run.

The Bone Temple is no doubt that pile of skulls. Probably a dangerous place to visit for Ragers or humans.

[BluBonnet]

Always excited for the next Nia DaCosta movie!

[JoeKryten]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

That's good they probably filmed everything all in one filming run...

Reportedly not, no doubt in part due to the different directors. But DaCosta and company are set to start filming next month last I heard. Part of the plan is relatively short breaks between filming each entry.

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by JoeKryten

Reportedly not, no doubt in part due to the different directors. But DaCosta and company are set to start filming next month last I heard. Part of the plan is relatively short breaks between filming each entry.

Interesting, thanks. They have a lot of work to do still ahead then.

[Trekkie313]

This seems like they are trying to make their own version of TWD but for theaters...no need to milk the "franchise".

[TetraVaal]

DaCosta is a pretty bad director with nothing of worth to her directing credits. Thankfully, Boyle and Gardland still handled the scripts, so hopefully they can still get a good film out of this -- as '28 Years Later' looks fantastic.

[DR Herbert West]

I really liked Candyman IV.

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by DR Herbert West

I really liked Candyman IV.

Little Woods is also pretty good.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Little Woods is also pretty good.

A very underrated movie imho

[Prohibida]

After the ending to the last movie, I see what is going on now. Reactions should be interesting.

[Prohibida]

Originally Posted by Trekkie313

This seems like they are trying to make their own version of TWD but for theaters...no need to milk the "franchise".

After seeing the movie, it all makes sense now.

[Zivouhr]

Last of Us a major influence with one thing left out. Neither of the two were

[Show spoiler]skilled fighters and should've never left the safety of the village IMO. Get the father to go with the son, and then it makes more sense. Just up the amount of Ragers they have to face or bring in more really smart Ragers,

and it would be a lot better IMO.

Maybe that's saved for this 2nd one, where the

[Show spoiler] father rejoins his son.

[Prohibida]

Releases in 28 weeks from now.

[Zivouhr]

Slight spoiler but this is a sequel thread, so:
I can picture that in the sequel, the good Doctor takes the clothing from the thousands of bodies he's collected for his fire and bone temples, and decides to tranquilize and dress all of the Ragers from the first movie. This way they'll stay warm at night.

I really hope the movie has Ralph Fiennes in the sequel, to explain what he is doing in Rager territory building monuments out of bodies. I know of another family that did that, from a movie called The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

[BluBonnet]

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[Zivouhr]

And I don't remember seeing what Ralph Fiennes as the doctor, eats to stay healthy.

[Prohibida]

Originally Posted by BluBonnet

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[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by Prohibida

She looks happy!

[BloodshotUSA]

I feel like this trilogy, if it gets completed, is going to have the ragers become more human like.

Maybe it'll be like I Am Legend who were the Ragers become the modern version of humanity?
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A spoiler for the movie:

In the script, it looks like

[Show spoiler]Ralph Fiennes doctor

character

[Show spoiler]starts doing experiments on the Alpha that attacked him.