Danny Boyle made sure '28 Years Later' was worth the wait

Source: Business Insider

Danny Boyle. Dominik Bindl/Getty, Sony; Ava Horton/BIFor more than two decades, Danny Boyle has been plagued by one question: What would happen after a zombie apocalypse?The famed director's 2002 movie "28 Days Later" broke conventions of the zombie genre and helped launch a digital video moviemaking revolution in the early 2000s. But as years and then decades passed — and Boyle went on to earn a best director Oscar for "Slumdog Millionaire," do a Steve Jobs movie, and make a "Trainspotting" sequel — he could never crack a continuation of his original "28 Days.