28 days later, the director joked that he deserved the royalty for the last part of our

Movies about the undead or the infected monster have been around for decades, but many people connected 28 days later, and the video game is our Last. Director Danny Boyle is one of them, and as he says in a new interview, he likes to joke that he and writer Alex Garland should get royalties for our last man and The Walking Dead to inspire these works.

Speech IndiewireBoyle said one of the reasons he and Garland decided to be third in the series, 28 years later, the popularity of the undead genre is due to our last man and The Walking Dead.

“It's obviously going on,” he said. “It's not just the original movie, but it's obviously something based on the popularity of the idea. We've been kidding and we want us to have a percentage of The Walking Dead and our last part and all of that stuff.”

Released 28 days later in 2002, star Cillian Murphy is a man who wakes up from a coma and learns that a contagious virus has wiped out society. At the same time, our last one broke out with a fungus that also led to the collapse of society and became beyond the reach of monsters.

Garland wrote the script 28 days later and 28 years later At least the writing is.

“The thing about the last one of us was, I was like, ‘Oh, it’s like more refined and moving.’ I didn’t stand out 28 days later.

28 years later, now available in theaters More than $60 million worldwide. Post-apocalyptic horror movie stars Aaron Taylor Johnson, Alfie Williams, Jody Comer and Ralph Feins.

As for the Last America series, the Naughty Dog franchise debuted in 2013 and the sequel was launched in 2020. According to reports The third game is now being producedbut the naughty dog ​​has not confirmed this yet. HBO is the last TV series in the United States, and at the same time Back to the third season.