❝You see, Ron, the problem is you're not smart enough to know how not smart you are.❞
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Featuring a very talented ensemble cast, No Sudden Move uses tight camerawork to enhance the engaging, if complex, plot. The opening scenes certainly grab one's attention, but unfortunately the film loses steam around the halfway mark, and is very much carried by the excellent performances of Don Cheadle and Benicio del Toro working together as a great comedic, criminal duo. I do think a lot of the actors in the cast were wasted; Kieran Culkin, for instance, provided some really good humour in his scenes at the beginning, and it was a shame that he had so little screen-time. The pacing of the film was not the best, and it made the two hour run-time feel much longer, but with that being said, this was an interesting film overall, and I would recommend giving it a watch.

❝You see, Ron, the problem is you're not smart enough to know how not smart you are.❞
𐄁──── ｡ﾟ☆: .☽ .* :☆ﾟ.────𐄁

Featuring a very talented ensemble cast, No Sudden Move uses tight camerawork to enhance the engaging, if complex, plot. The opening scenes certainly grab one's attention, but unfortunately the film loses steam around the halfway mark, and is very much carried by the excellent performances of Don Cheadle and Benicio del Toro working together as a great comedic, criminal duo. I do think a lot of the actors in the cast were wasted; Kieran Culkin, for instance, provided some really good humour in his scenes at the beginning, and it was a shame that he had so little screen-time. The pacing of the film was not the best, and it made the two hour run-time feel much longer, but with that being said, this was an interesting film overall, and I would recommend giving it a watch.

Maybe it’s cause I watched it on a plane but this had few too many moving parts for me to fully enjoy it.

Maybe it’s cause I watched it on a plane but this had few too many moving parts for me to fully enjoy it.

“What happened to your plane, it ran out of gas?” 
⤷ 𑣲⋆｡˚ 🧳 “Actually… it crashed” 

started to dissociate and kind of lost track of time about 45 minutes into (coincidence that Kieran’s screen time stopped right then??) Smh they all started to sound the same… oh well

𓏲ּ𝄢 🩰 March RANKED !! ˚⊱🪷⊰˚
  𝜗ৎ 🌊 ⭑.ᐟ Kieran Culkin RANKED

“What happened to your plane, it ran out of gas?” 
⤷ 𑣲⋆｡˚ 🧳 “Actually… it crashed” 

started to dissociate and kind of lost track of time about 45 minutes into (coincidence that Kieran’s screen time stopped right then??) Smh they all started to sound the same… oh well

𓏲ּ𝄢 🩰 March RANKED !! ˚⊱🪷⊰˚
  𝜗ৎ 🌊 ⭑.ᐟ Kieran Culkin RANKED

Truly a star studded affair.

I hate Julia fox and she did my favorite character dirty 

Fun flick

Truly a star studded affair.

I hate Julia fox and she did my favorite character dirty 

Fun flick

Soderbergh seems to be the only director working today who actually uses Don Cheadle’s skills correctly (and yes, I’m including the cockney accent in the examples). He’s so good. 

Goes to show what a stacked cast (and it is truly stacked) and a good story can do. Nothing special, like a lot of Soderbergh’s genre exercises are, but they scratch a certain itch. Just keep giving Steven money and he’ll keep making good films. Not one of his best but good stuff.

Soderbergh seems to be the only director working today who actually uses Don Cheadle’s skills correctly (and yes, I’m including the cockney accent in the examples). He’s so good. 

Goes to show what a stacked cast (and it is truly stacked) and a good story can do. Nothing special, like a lot of Soderbergh’s genre exercises are, but they scratch a certain itch. Just keep giving Steven money and he’ll keep making good films. Not one of his best but good stuff.