28 years later no star is required

By Robert Scucci
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When 28 years later At last he saw his long-awaited theatrical relief, overflowed the Internet message boards with the same question: “Where is Cillian Murphy?” His absence sparked debates about whether he would return to re -appear his role from Jim, or that was just a rumor to increase publicity for the planned trilogy. Since then it has been confirmed that Murphy was attached to the project outside his role as executive producer, and Jim will, in fact, have a significant role in 28 years later: the temple of the bonesas well as the final installment to be named.

While I’m excited to see what Alex Garland has in progress for Cillian Murphy’s return, I can’t help but ask, “Do we really need it?”

We’ve all wondered what Jim has been doing since the initial cause of the rage virus in the 2002 film, but only one of the people lived through the fall and recovery of society. His live experience within this fiction is just a small blip on the screen in the prestigious scheme of things.

We were already closed on Jim Arc

Jim Arc had a complete, satisfactory story 28 days laterand 28 years Later is a critical and commercial success without its on -screen presence. The new world is being built around the holy island of Lindisarne, and the deserted mainland beyond its fortified causeway, is a fertile ground for telling rich stories with a new group of survivors on their own separate adventure.

If you ignore events 28 weeks later As Garland and Danny Boyle seem to have been, it is reasonable to believe that the rabies virus was successfully included in mainland England, and that some of those early survivors have “noped” the hell out of the country in the result, including Cillian Murphy’s character. The theatrical ending to 28 days later He saw Jim, Selena, and Hanna waving down a plane after finding refuge in a dormant cottage. That’s where their story ends as far as I’m concerned.

Probably goes with 2 Jim to Tango

28 years later Tips as Jim returns through graffiti scattered across the mainland. My first thought was that Jim had been the hidden presence of all this time, considered a folk hero who managed to lead other survivors through the derelict land. That is, until we are introduced to Jimmy Crystal adult and its cultural goons that dress as teletubbies and fight against a host of infected tea as if they were power keepers.

The epic cliff at the end of 28 years later a sign of huge toner and thematic shift for the upcoming Bone temple Installation, no doubt that the next chapter will rely on Jim Cillian Murphy and Sir Jimmy Crystal of Jack O’Connell, making it the most Jimmy-centric story in the franchise again. Instead of pushing into a completely new, not exchanged Territory, I’m afraid that bringing the original Jim back will keep us living in the past, even as the franchise tries to build towards a brighter future.

Unnecessarily until necessary

There’s a part of me that is beyond exciting to see Cillian Murphy Re-show his role because holding the key to some long-lost information that survivors need to continue to press on. But there is also noisy thinking at the back of my mind that it is worked back to the saga as a quick and easy way to get donkeys back in seats.

Considering Garland and Boyle have done an excellent job in building a completely new world without wasting too much time panro for the original film’s Dihard fans The temple of the bones And his sequence is in good hands. We are not going to get cheap reintroduction in order to re -live the glory days if there is no substance to it.

Bringing Cillian Murphy back to the mixture could be a step back if the storytelling is not handled carefully.