“28 Days Later” messed with the genre’s formula. “28 Years Later” takes it even further.
  • redhorsejacket@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Very good. Much less Kick-Ass or Bullet Train, much closer to his turn in Nosferstu. In any case, he’s in a supporting role, so, regardless of your feelings on him, it shouldn’t affect your enjoyment too much.