*Channing Tatum delivers a mesmerizing performance alongside co-star Naomi Ackie in their new psychological thrill “Blink Twice.” The film follows billionaire Slater King (Tatum) as he explores life taking advantage of the limitless possibilities granted to him because of his wealth. Becoming a man who can do whatever he wants, however he wants.
While at a gala for his company, King takes a liking to one of the servers Frida (Ackie). King extends an invitation to Frida to join him on his private island – where their fantasy experience slowly turns into a nightmare.
“Blink Twice” is layered with many different elements of film-making. First-time director Zoe Kravitz brings it all together very well with her amazing storytelling full of twists and turns.
Dark humor is met with impactful messaging and a strong suspenseful build-up that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
We sat down with Tatum and Ackie to speak about their filming experience.
“Zoe has managed to balance a sense of dark humor and a horror aspect. And dependent on how you relate to those things, there’s something memorable for everyone,” expressed Ackie.
“Most movies, especially now, have to pick two different lanes. There’s one that’s a very serious sort of art thing. The other is just pure entertainment. And this movie does both,” explained Tatum.
He also spoke about being directed by his now finance, Kravitz.
“Everybody’s like ‘Are you sure you want to do that?’ Our love language is creating, that’s how we started. It’s a comfortable place for us to get to do a film together,” shared Tatum.
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For fans of psychological thrillers and those looking for a film that challenges perceptions and keeps you guessing, “Blink Twice” is a must-watch!
#BlinkTwiceMovie from Amazon MGM Studios will be in theaters on Friday (08-23-24).
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