Dani Boyle has had spoiled happiness with studio films over the years. After establishing himself as an unusual talented director with a "shallow grave" and "Trainspotting", Fox from the 20th century brought him into the overlap of a full flop ("Life Less Ordinary") and a massive sub-worker ("Titanic" by Leonardo DiCaprio). It tends to do good when working outside the system of films that received a studio distribution (eg.

During one of Boyle's biggest Hollywood headaches The expensive production of "sun". The science thriller marked his third collaboration with screenwriter Alex Garland, and still shares audiences today, due to his probably too conventional third act. (I think the film could have passed in a few more interesting directions, but I am also aware that the $ 40 million genre had to keep in mind the expectations of the main audience.) Thanks to the members of positive reviews and the reaction of meh from Moviegoers, the film - which features top performances by Silian MurphyRose BIRN and Chris Evans - used the $ 35m bombing worldwide.

"The Sun" connected to viewers, however, Boyle and Garland had plans for two more films. And until I was thrilled by the "Sun" conclusion, I would happily return to this universe - because Boyle and Garland are simply too talented to fall short.

In an interview with a collider During a press release for "28 years later", Boyle discussed Garland's trilogy (so far). "(Garland) wrote only an overview," he explained. "(But) it was a planetary trilogy. It was to do with the sun itself, with two other stories." Although Boyle could not remember the exact details of the plot, he said Garland had a "extraordinary idea in one of them".

As for the difficult process of making "Sun", Boyle recognized the then head of production of the 20th century Fox at the time, Tom Rothman, fought with him at every step of the road (and sounds like they are still fighting, since Boyle was imposed on "28 years". After Boyle:

"I remember watching the" sun "and remember that he said," The only hope you offer. The only hope you offer, Danny, is that small green plant in that burned garden with oxygen. There is a little green shoots, and you think there is hope! And Michelle Yeo sees hope! Then you kill her! However, I remember a big blow to him. "

Boyle is still a fondicist of "The Sun" and told Colider that it is a film that continues to resonate with film films. "(T) Here are many films that I have made people think about this - but the" Sun "is the one they really think about and really love the film," he added. "28 years later" by Boyle and Garland " He proves to be a Garging hit, perhaps those indelible sequels could be resurrected.

"28 years later" hit theaters on June 20, 2025.