Danny Boyle’s zombie sequel 28 Years Later was shot using several iPhone 15 Pro Max smartphones, according to a report by Wired. This makes it the biggest movie ever made using iPhones, as the budget was around $75 million.

Samsung will pay $600 for the iPhone 15 Pro Max, whereas Apple is offering $650. Clearly a competitive move by a company that rarely engages in aggressive pricing tactics. There are also some interesting prices for older devices here, including $400 for the iPhone 13 Pro Max and $500 for the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

The upcoming Danny Boyle horror sequel "28 Years Later" was shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, marking another movie that took advantage of Apple's product lines.

Wired reported that "28 Years Later" director Danny Boyle is using adapted iPhone 15 Pro Maxes to shoot the upcoming sequel.

With a budget of $75 million, Danny Boyle's "28 Years Later" will become the first major blockbuster movie to be shot on

Years Later is without a doubt my most highly anticipated horror movie sequel in recent times. I'm a sucker for Danny Boyle's grungy cinematography, which is why I was surprised to learn that the latest instalment was filmed using the iPhone 15 Pro Max (which happens to be one of our top picks for the best iPhone for photography).

Danny Boyle is once again pushing the technological envelope with the much-anticipated follow up to his horror movie classic 28 Days Later.