Hideo Kojima shares thoughts over 28 years later and its biggest meaning

Danny Boyle AND Alex Garland’S 28 years later Hit the theaters this weekend and, like the infects who tear it through continental Great Britain, has aroused a ferocious wave of uniform reactions.

Some are praising him as a single punk-rock and stimulating return to the saga of the anger virus, while others scratch their heads in his direction, in particular that ending, which I loved, by the way.

A fan who has definitely leaning on the admiration is Hideo Kojima.

The legendary Metal gear AND Stranding of death Creator recently took social media to share his thoughts on the film and, of course, went deeper than most.

Kojima did not only see him as a horror film, he saw a destination for layers on the state of the world and a meditation on the generational trauma.

Here’s what Kojima said:

“I saw ’28 years later.” It was a film by Danny Boyle X Alex Garland “with themes and images, drama, music, etc. that distinguishes him from the other so -called Zombi films.

“23 years have passed since the first film was released. The world and the state of business have changed drastically. Everyone today, who lived the pandemic, understand that it is not realistic to limit a pandemic to the United Kingdom alone. Alex also understands it.

“Therefore, this is not a film about a pandemic; it is a meta-philm that warns of an isolated Britain and a divided world. It is also a story of Jimmy who grows under his severe father.

“I wonder if the next film will be a contrasting story of a man with an education unlike Jimmy (father and country). Cillian Murphy has also been an executive producer.”

Kojima’s socket highlights how the film is not just another blood bath powered by anger. It is a reflection of how the world has changed. The fear of the infection is still there, but the attention has shifted.

In the film, “almost three decades have passed since the anger virus escaped a laboratory of biological weapons and now, still in a forced quarantine explained, some have found a way to exist in the middle of the infects.

“One of these groups of survivors lives on a small island connected to the mainland by a single highly defense -raised road. When one of the group leaves the island on a mission in the dark heart of the mainland, discovers secrets, wonders and horrors that have changed not only the infected but other survivors.

Shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max with the helper of numerous specialized attachments, the film is the protagonist Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, Jack O’Connell, Erin KellymanAND Ralph Fiennes. “

This is the first of two films in the subsequent 28 -year trilogy, both have already been filmed. Boyle directed the first episode, while Nia dacosta (Candyman, the wonders) directed the second, 28 years later: The Bone Temple.

Whether you loved the film or not, it is always fascinating to let Kojima’s things read.