Return of Cillian Murphy to 28 Days Later at Risk

U.S. Debut Stumble Threatens Third '28 Days Later' Installment and Cillian Murphy's Return

An underwhelming opening weekend in the US saw the film gross only a few million dollars, significantly underperforming its production budget. Consequently, distributors pulled it from approximately 1,500 cinemas shortly after release. The film's poor performance raises concerns about the feasibility of a third installment and the likelihood of Cillian Murphy's previously anticipated return.

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