Director Danny Boyle Discusses Originality in Sequel to '28 Days Later'
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Matt Patches
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Summary
28 Days Later offered a unique twist on the zombie genre by portraying infected humans instead of undead, with Director Danny Boyle aiming for originality in the sequel. The focus was on creating a fresh narrative rather than following traditional zombie tropes.
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"The zombies of Danny Boyle’s zombie movie would be normal humans transformed by the man-made 'Rage Virus.' And they could run,"
"The idea of the film in many ways was to be as original as possible,"
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