Apple indirectly celebrated a box office success this past weekend with the premiere of "28 Years Later," a horror sequel that topped new releases with a $30 million opening. Remarkably, the film was primarily shot using iPhones 15 Pro and Pro Max, showcasing the technology's capabilities in a major Hollywood production. Director Danny Boyle chose iPhones for their portability and realism, while actors praised the intimacy of the filming experience. Despite some supplementary camera usage, the majority of the movie was captured using multiple iPhones simultaneously.

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