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Soderbergh not only directs but also serves as cinematographer, under pseudonym Peter Andrews, and editor, under the pseudonym Mary Ann Bernard. Listen 6:04 6-Minute Listen Playlist Download Embed Transcript Enlarge this image Benicio Del Toro and Don Cheadle play low-level gangsters who get sucked into a into a major corporate conspiracy. It’s like assembling a complicated jigsaw puzzle in which you’ve completely lost interest. Check out the No Sudden Move Official Trailer starring Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro Let us know what you think in the comments below.Want to be notified. This sprawling, tedious crime thriller encompasses too many tricky, interlocking plots and duplicitous characters, emerging as downright confusing within its tight, two-hour timeframe. No Sudden Move review Steven Soderbergh’s daring heist drama The director’s nifty new trick has him using the gloss of a crowd-pleasing heist movie to discuss race, industry and politics in.

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Plus there's a cynical police detective (Jon Hamm) and other surprise characters. When it becomes a full-scale fiasco, Curt joins Ronald in a scheme to dupe Frank Capelli (Ray Liotta), whose wife (Julia Fox) is having an affair with Ronald.

Starring Don Cheadle (Iron Man 2, Captain America: Civil War. But it is, particularly when Matt’s wife (Amy Seimetz) finds out.Ĭurt must team up with Ronald Russo (Benicio Del Toro) and Charlie Barnes (Kieran Culkin). The latest film from Ocean’s 11 and Logan Lucky director Steven Soderbergh is a fun-yet-thoughtful crime drama set in 1955 Detroit. Matt’s having an affair with Forbert’s secretary (Frankie Shaw), so getting the combination to the safe from her shouldn’t be a problem. When he visits his buddy’s barbershop, he’s sent to a back alley where Doug Jones (Brendan Fraser) hires him to hold the Wertz family hostage while husband/father, Matt (David Harbour), is forced to steal engineering specs from a safe that belongs to his boss, Mel Forbert (Hugh Maguire). Now, Soderbergh’s created a stupefying film noir trip back to 1954 Detroit where ex-con Curt Goynes (Don Cheadle) is eager to pocket $5,000 to reclaim the land that was taken from him. A small team of criminals are hired with the promise of an easy payday. Steven Soderbergh struck out with the Oscars, feeling so secure in his assumption that Chadwick Boseman would win that he broke tradition by closing the show with the Best Actor Award, only to discover Anthony Hopkins won. Steven Soderbergh’s HBO Max film No Sudden Move starts like all heist movies: with what’s supposed to be a simple job. Notwithstanding its title, one of the most acutely generic and forgettable (not to mention, inapt) I have encountered in an age, No Sudden Move is a triumph of writing, with a hell of a script by Ed Solomon thats as good as any that director Steven Soderbergh has worked with in a good ten or fifteen years. Sometimes filmmakers go through a rough patch.

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