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28 Days Later - The Bone Temple (2025)
Sequels rarely live up to their predecessors. When they do, it usually feels accidental rather than intentional. 28 Years Later – The Bone Temple has every reason to stumble. A new director, new central characters, and the weight of one of the most influential British horror films of the last few decades hanging over it. And yet, against the odds, it works. More than that, it thrives. 28 Years Later – The Bone Temple is absolutely worth the ticket price. It demands to be seen on the big screen and rewards repeat viewings.
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Pluribus Review - Ep 6
Episode 6 is one of the strongest in the series so far. It answers long-standing mysteries, introduces new ones and reshapes the entire narrative landscape. It is both a revelation-heavy instalment and a reset of the series’ foundations. It clarifies the logic of the world, expands its limitations and raises the stakes for Carol’s journey. It is the most memorable episode of the series so far.


About Me
I'm Alex, a film critic focused on thoughtful, spoiler-light reviews of films and TV series, including adaptations of books brought to the screen. I approach cinema and television as both a fan and a critic, looking closely at storytelling, performances, direction, and craft, while always keeping one practical question in mind: is this worth your time and, when it comes to cinema, your ticket?
The channel began as a conversation between two friends, but it has since evolved into a solo project shaped by a clear editorial voice. Today, Worth The Ticket? is about cutting through hype, avoiding spoilers, and offering considered opinions that respect your time and money. Alongside new releases, I’m particularly interested in book adaptations, examining how stories change when translated to film or television, what works, and what gets lost along the way. Every review aims to be honest, measured, and useful, whether you’re deciding what to see on the big screen or what to watch at home.
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