What to Watch This Weekend: Here's the complete list
A mix of new releases is available this weekend for movie fans. These include a long-awaited sequel, an animated sci-fi story, a wedding-themed comedy and a horror film revival. Audiences can choose between theaters and home viewing as they explore various genres and storytelling approaches.
28 Years Later
28 Years Later acts as the start of a new trilogy. The sequel has already been filmed and will release in January 2026. A third part is also planned. The movie feels like the first act of a larger story. It ends with a shift in tone and an extra scene that hints at future events.
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Director Danny Boyle returns, with Alex Garland writing the script. Cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle shoots the film using modified iPhone 15s. The story is set 28 years after the original rage virus outbreak. New forms of the infected are introduced. The film reflects current times, with references to events like Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic. It focuses more on drama than zombie action. Ralph Fiennes joins in the third act. The young lead actor, Alfie Williams, makes a strong debut.
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Bride Hard
Bride Hard is a mix of action and comedy. Rebel Wilson plays a maid of honor who turns out to be a secret agent. The action takes place at a wedding. The movie includes actors like Anna Camp and Da'Vine Joy Randolph.
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Final Destination: Bloodlines
Final Destination: Bloodlines earned over $273 million globally. Now it is available to rent or buy. The movie uses the franchise's usual formula of complex death scenes. These scenes mislead the audience before showing how a character dies. The movie honors Tony Todd with a scene written before his death. It delivers the thrills expected from the series.
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Is 28 Years Later a complete story or part of a series?
28 Years Later is the first in a planned trilogy. The sequel has been filmed and will be released in January 2026.
Where can I watch Final Destination: Bloodlines this weekend?
Final Destination: Bloodlines is available to rent or buy on digital platforms and on-demand services now.
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