I went to see 28 Years Later on opening night because I absolutely love zombie movies, and I felt like the other movies got me through different periods of my life, so I was excited to engage with this one. The Danny Boyle and Alex Garland team-up did not disappoint. It was a fun and thrilling movie that took us on a journey into parenting and what it's like to grow up in a world of violence. There's a lot to unpack here, so today I wanted to delve into the movie's ending and talk about what it all means. Ready? Let's dive in. - YouTube www.youtube.com 28 Years Later Ending ExplainedThe newly released 28 Years Later concludes on a shocking and enigmatic note, introducing a new, unsettling faction to the post-apocalyptic landscape while sending its young protagonist on a divergent path. At its core, this movie is an allegory about how to deal with violence and what it's like for an entire generation to be raised amid the turmoil of the current world. I actually think a huge chunk of this story is about 9/11 and a post 9/11 world, but that's just me. - YouTube www.youtube.com The Ending of 28 Years LaterThe film follows the journey of Spike (Alfie Williams), a young boy living in a secluded community on a fortified island with his father, Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), and his ailing mother, Isla (Jodie Comer). Isla has fits of rage and confusion, and we don't totally know what's...
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