The sequel to IAmLegend is confirmed to be inspired by the film's alternate ending and will take place decades after the events of that movie.
A sequel to I Am Legend was announced last year, which would see Michael B. Jordan join the series alongside the returning Will Smith, with a new update about the project confirming that the upcoming movie will honor the alternate ending of the film and take place decades after the first adaptation of Richard Matheson's 1954 novel of the same name.
"This will start a few decades later than the first," the filmmaker revealed to the outlet."I'm obsessed with The Last of Us, where we see the world just post-apocalypse but also after a 20-30-year lapse. You see how the Earth reclaims the world, and there's something beautiful in the question of, as man steps away from being the primary tenant, what happens? That will be especially visual in New York.
The original film focused on Smith's Neville seemingly becoming the sole survivor of a virus that transforms humanity into vampire-like monsters. He spends his days trying to find a"cure" to the disease, which would allow humanity to make a comeback. The theatrical ending features Neville seemingly finding a cure, which he gives to his fellow survivors who go off in search of a colony of survivors, as Neville blows himself up to stop invading"Darkseekers." In the alternate ending, however, before he sacrifices himself, he realizes that these Darkseekers have an intelligence and community to them, and they spare his life.
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