28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’s Jimmys have become a big source of conversation. But, Jimmy’s real-life influence (and the controversy around Jimmy Savile) is one of the key themes stretched across the first two movies of this trilogy.
So, if you’re out there trying to copy that Jimmy style, maybe you want to read up on why directors Nia DaCosta and Danny Boyle latched onto this story to make a larger point about society in 28 Years Later and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Zombie movies are usually about our larger conditions and not just flesh-eating monstrosities. And, this one definitely goes right into that bucket too.
