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After this emotional payoff, “28 Years Later” ends on a coda to the primary story, teasing the future of the franchise and looping back to the beginning of the film.

28 Years Later is now in cinemas, and its wild ending introduces Jack O'Connell's Sir Jimmy Crystal who looks a lot like Jimmy Savile.