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No Sudden Move (2021)

A group of criminals are brought together under mysterious circumstances and have to work together to uncover what's really going on when their simple job goes completely sideways.

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Peter Travers 02 Jul 2021

Set in 1954 Detroit, Soderbergh’s terrific, twisty, film-noir throwback keeps a lot of racial, political and sexual tension simmering under the surface, providing a field day for actors who interact with clockwork precision and off-the-wall laughs.

Mike D'Angelo 29 Jun 2021

Movies routinely place characters in desperate, life-or-death situations, but rarely do we see them behave in a genuinely desperate way. No Sudden Move, a period crime drama written by Ed Solomon and directed by Steven Soderbergh, corrects this oversight in a way that’s at once hilarious and distressing.

JLuis_001 04 Jul 2021

In a way, I can't help feeling a little trace of disappointment, this because of what the film tries and does not materialize. No Sudden Move looks good. It has fine actors starring, and above all it has the experienced hand of Steven Soderbergh in the direction, and yet it fails to exceed the average. No Sudden Move is a story of betrayals, but these are not really outstanding because the mystery created is quite soft. Complication after complication pile up until they lead to a loose and flabby ending. There's not a vibrant pulse that makes the film fascinating or more exhilarating. It's hard for me to find the exact words, but what I'm trying to say is that the film doesn't manage to conjure up enough elements to be more memorable, or at least deliver on what it originally seemed to have promised. For Soderbergh's filmography it will be a medium film. I have no doubts about it. Is not bad, but it won't be one that will shine later on.

shoulderoforion 02 Jul 2021

This "heist" movie made no sense in the end, the Black mob boss let's the guy go, WITH 5k AFTER being out 25k for his initial ineptitude AND 50k to pay off the cops? Why would he do this "deal"? For his notebook? Then why would he let him go? Also, the writers crack said by Cheadle with a sarcastic eyeroll "stein yeah I can see how that's a disadvantage", where this was set in 1950's less than 10 years after 6 million Jews were slaughtered by the Nazis. What a weird bit of antisemitism plugged in there at the end. The style of this movie was there, but the substance was garbage.

Ty Burr 29 Jun 2021

No Sudden Move is a terrific movie — an unflashy near-masterpiece of professionalism on both sides of the camera.