Decades after the era-defining zombie movie came out After 28 days The film is out, and director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland are preparing for it 28 years later, Their long-awaited return to the horror genre, Which will serve as a sequel to the 2002 horror film. However, the production rights to the much-awaited film are still under scrutiny, with several production houses reportedly vying for it.
According to recent reports, Warner Brothers is said to be the front-runner for the script and may soon finalize the development deal After 28 years. This has come as a huge letdown for fans, given the polarizing history of the production house which has seen many projects fail and some even fail to see the light of day.
Many fans criticized this development and hoped that WB would not be able to acquire the rights for themselves. This has been a long discussion on social media sites like Twitter.
Fans are not optimistic as WB approaches relegation
After 28 years
Production houses play an important role in franchises like After 28 days, especially if they have to sustain this franchise beyond this one movie. With WB, fans have faced many disappointments due to cancellations, failed franchises like the DCEU, and postponed films like Batman forever.
This, combined with the WGA strike, which saw WB emerge as one of the primary antagonists, has scared fans about the fate of the beloved franchise.
sequel to After 28 days, Now titled 28 years later, It has been in talks for nearly a decade, without any concrete direction until recently. It has now been confirmed that Alex Garland and Danny Boyle will be working on the franchise to produce the post-apocalyptic trilogy.
More details about After 28 years It should arrive soon.
