28 YEARS LATER – Official Trailer (HD)

What will humanity become?

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reunite for #28YearsLater - only in theatres 6.20.25.

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Academy Award®-winning director Danny Boyle and Academy Award®-nominated writer Alex Garland reunite for 28 Years Later, a terrifying new story set in the world created by 28 Days Later. It’s been almost three decades since the rage virus escaped a biological weapons laboratory, and now, still in a ruthlessly enforced quarantine, some have found ways to exist amidst the infected. One such group of survivors lives on a small island connected to the mainland by a single, heavily-defended causeway. When one of the group leaves the island on a mission into the dark heart of the mainland, he discovers secrets, wonders, and horrors that have mutated not only the infected but other survivors as well.

Directed by:​​
Danny Boyle​​​
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Written by:​​​​
Alex Garland​​​

Produced by: ​​​​
Andrew Macdonald
​​​​​Peter Rice
​​​​​Bernard Bellew
Danny Boyle
Alex Garland

Executive Producer:​​​
Cillian Murphy

Cast:​
Jodie Comer
​Aaron Taylor-Johnson
​Jack O'Connell
​Alfie Williams
​and Ralph Fiennes


Credits not final

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#​AlfieWilliams #RalphFiennes

[chrisboyd]

Gives you just enough to intrigue but not enough to spoil. This is the lost art of making a trailer. Perfection.

[adansilveira]

After years of being deceived by fake trailers, this one is for real

[seralegre]

Holy crap, whoever did this trailer understood the long lost art of proper trailers. 10/10 and looking forward for the film

[kevincmejia]

Finally after some years, someone understood that trailers have its own art, you hire artist to make your trailer, THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A PROPER TRAILER, gives you the feeling of the movie without spoiling it and making you intrigued to see what's about

[ReynaldoRoman]

Who ever had the pleasure of making this trailer, you did a hell of a job.

[Gundam-bruh]

The audio is from Rudyard Kipling’s poem, “Boots”, from 1915. 60, 000 British infantrymen marched endlessly through South Africa, capturing settlement after settlement. 22, 000 Solders lost their lives. The poem suggests that this psychological torture surpasses even the horrors of Hell itself, as the speaker declares after six weeks of marching that Hell contains no “fire-devils-dark or anything” - only the endless movement of boots. It’s truly horrific and genius to pair it with this film. I cannot wait to see it after all these years!

[rickdiggler]

Most trailers make me think i dont even need to see the movie after its done. This trailer makes me NEED to see this movie now. I cant wait for this. Bravo.

[JohnOrem]

My dad was a Naval aviator and did SERE school back in the early 80's and I asked him if they played this poem. He said he can still hear it 40+ years later. What an incredible trailer.

[CCKaraoke]

What is this feeling? I'd almost forgotten it ... of being excited about how good a movie looks?

[yogz]

RIP my best friend. We used to dream about this day when we rewatched the first 2 movies COUNTLESS times together

[Tatibanana]

The reader of this poem, the sound of the teletubbies, the beeps…. This audio is a complete masterpiece. I genuinely have chills.

[cameronpavelic]

A really cool detail that a lot of people won’t notice, but most of the film is shot on a IPhone 15 MAX to capture the “lower resolution” feel of the original movie, which was filmed using consumer grade digital cameras from 2002. In some of these scenes, if you look at the edges of screen, you can see a blur and chromatic aberration effect—a common distortion for disposable camera lenses used in 2002. Probably added in post or a filter for the IPhone. Love the effort in making this look unique, like the original!

[Artxcccc]

God, this has been the only time that a trailer has evoked genuine fear in me, the poem boots adds another level of creepiness to it. WELL DONE 10/10, cant wait for the film.

[zenerstorm]

I think my favourite part of this entire film is the tagline they used on their first poster. If you didn't see it, it said: "Time didn't heal anything." Such a raw quote, coming from an especially looking raw yet modern looking film

[ProductofNZ]

The voice in the background of the trailer is American Actor Taylor Holmes reciting the poem "Boots" by Rudyard Kipling in 1915

[Neptune]

No matter if the movie ends up being good or not, something good will have come out of it. Because this trailer on its own is a work of art.

[Zombie.Player]

Never have I been afraid of a poem in my life

[SamirKhan-tktf]

Forget the movie, this is the best trailer of a movie Ive seen in a while. The editing, the tone and the music is just perfect.

[LopsidedMammal]

That was a masterclass in how to design a movie trailer: teases without giving anything away, perfectly sets the tone you can expect from the film and uses both imagery and sound design to make it instantly memorable.

[DmedHuman]

The poem.... oh what wonderful memories you bring. I never want to relive that again.