28 Years Later (2025) First Look Trailer | Cillian Murphy, Aaron Taylor Johnson
Trailer opens with eerie, desolate shots of a city in ruins. The camera moves through abandoned streets, overgrown with vegetation, and past crumbling buildings. The sound of distant, faint whispers echoes through the air.
Narrator (deep, gravelly voice):
“28 years… since the world as we knew it ended.”
Cut to flashes of chaotic images: people running, helicopters flying overhead, and brief glimpses of infected, their eyes glowing menacingly. The screen cuts to black.
Narrator (continuing):
“The rage still lives… but so does hope.”
The music swells, and we see a man—a shadowy figure—walking through the ruins of an old city. It’s Cillian Murphy**, reprising his role as Jim. His face is hardened, weathered by time and loss, yet there’s a quiet resolve in his eyes.
Jim (Cillian Murphy)** (softly, to himself):
“We survived… but at what cost?”
Cut to a darkened laboratory. In the background, a team of scientists is working frantically. A familiar voice is heard, **Aaron Taylor-Johnson** as new character, Luke. He steps into the lab with urgency.
Luke (Aaron Taylor-Johnson):
“We don’t have much time. If we don’t find a cure… it’s over for all of us.”
Quick cuts of intense action scenes: armed survivors fighting infected, a helicopter flying towards an unknown destination, and Jim taking a shot with his rifle, eyes full of desperation.
Narrator:
“Hope is the last thing to die.”
The camera zooms in on Jim and Luke standing side by side on a ruined rooftop, staring into the distance. The horizon is dark, and a storm is approaching.
Jim (to Luke):
“We’re not just fighting to survive anymore. We’re fighting to rebuild.”
The trailer cuts to rapid action shots: a group of survivors running for their lives, explosions, and infected charging. Then, a quiet moment—Jim and Luke standing together, looking over a new horizon
Narrator:
“In a world where humanity’s future is uncertain… the fight for survival continues.”
The screen fades to black.
Text on screen:
28 Years Later
Coming soon…
A final shot of the eerie, blood-red sky before the title fades in, with the tagline:
The rage may be gone, but the war has only just begun.
The music fades out with a final, lingering note.