Blink Twice
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When tech billionaire Slater King meets cocktail waitress Frida at his fundraising gala, he invites her to join him and his friends on a dream vacation on his private island. But despite the epic setting, beautiful people, ever-flowing champagne, and late-night dance parties, Frida can sense that there’s something sinister hiding beneath the island’s lush façade.

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Trailers & Clips
Power & Pleasure with Zöe Kravitz
2024-09-06T18:03:37.000Z
Wake Up – Official Clip
2024-08-21T17:00:16.000Z
On Location - Featurette
2024-08-20T18:00:18.000Z
A Shocking Debut – Featurette
2024-08-20T18:00:04.000Z
European Premiere
2024-08-20T10:58:45.000Z
LA Premiere
2024-08-15T16:09:00.000Z
Featurette
2024-08-15T16:08:24.000Z
UK Spot
2024-08-09T09:03:25.000Z
UK Spot
2024-08-09T09:03:08.000Z
UK Spot
2024-08-09T09:02:47.000Z
First Look Featurette
2024-08-01T16:00:55.000Z
New Trailer Online Now
2024-08-01T16:00:48.000Z
Official Trailer 2
2024-08-01T16:00:00.000Z
Official Trailer
2024-04-23T16:00:14.000Z
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Cast
Naomi Ackie
Frida
Simon Rex
Cody
Adria Arjona
Sarah
Levon Hawke
Lucas
Trew Mullen
Heather
Geena Davis
Stacy
Cris Costa
Stan
María Elena Olivares
Badass Maid
Tiffany Persons
Interviewer
Aaron Himelstein
Asshole Manager
Garret Levitz
Guy Who Needs A Light
Regina Guerrero
Blonde Woman
Kerry Ardra
Woman
Julian Sedgwick
Husband
Mika Kubo
Cocktail Waitress
Carlotta Kohl
Young Woman
Tanya Windman
Young Woman
Nuria Bages
Beautiful Woman Gala
Benjamin Jacobson
Bartender
Emiré Arellano
Hannah Marshall
Zoë Kravitz
Swanky Stewardess
Lenny Kravitz
Man at the Gym (uncredited)
Details Of Movie
Music
Photos Adam Newport-Berra
Revenue 43555474
Location United States of America
Producer Bruce Cohen, Zoë Kravitz, Garret Levitz, Tiffany Persons, Channing Tatum
Director Zoë Kravitz
User Reviews
Manuel São Bento August 24 2024 07:10:44 PM

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/blink-twice-review-zoe-kravitzs-directorial-debut-delivers-a-thought-provoking-exploration-of-power-and-trauma/ "Blink Twice marks a promising debut for Zoë Kravitz as a filmmaker, demonstrating that her personal creativity and vision aren't confined to the side of the camera she works on. Despite some shortcomings in tone management, the compelling narrative, supported by memorable performances from Ackie, Tatum, and Arjona, and an immersive, unsettling atmosphere, make this psychological thriller an engaging, cathartic experience. Kravitz tackles relevant, complex contemporary themes, offering a thought-provoking reflection on power, trauma, forgiveness, and forgetting. Above all, this debut will leave many viewers eager to see what Kravitz brings to the world of cinema in the near future." Rating: B+

CinemaSerf August 29 2024 02:23:35 PM

Yikes but this is riddled with flaws. "Frida" (Naomi Ackie) and her pal "Jess" (Alia Shawkat) are working for the caterers at a grand party hosted by gazillionaire "Slater" (Channing Tatum). Mid way through the evening, they don their glad rags and join in the party. A little accident gets "Frida" introduced to their host and after a few glasses of Champagne, the two are thick as thieves. His chief of staff, "Vic" (Christian Slater) needs to go somewhere warm so he can have a drink with an umbrella in it, so they readily accept an invitation from their new-found friend to visit his paradise island where together with a group of his other friends, they will enjoy some sunshine, fine dining and drugs-galore. What's a bit unnerving on this otherwise Elysian estate, is the old woman (María Elena Olivares) who seems to spend her time gathering up some beautiful yellow snakes that roam the place freely but whose venom can be dangerous. It's only when "Jess" gets bitten that her friend begins to wonder just what is going on here. It's all just too idyllic, and when the old lady gives her a shot of something to drink that isn't from an hand-blown bottle - well, reality starts to kick in and things take on a much more sinister reality not just for her, but for all of the women going about their days in blissful, powder-induced, ignorance. It's got something of the Agatha Christie meets "Glass Onion" to it, this - and for maybe the first half hour is quite intriguing, but once the story gets into gear it just becomes too implausible. Sure, it plays to vanity and the readiness of folks to believe what clearly is too good to be true, but as the story builds to a denouement there is one whopping great Achilles' heel in the premiss that even the occasional presence of his perma-ditzy assistant "Stacy" (Geena Davis) can't rescue. It's a good looking drama, but the acting is as unremarkable as the dialogue and though I did quite like the irony of the final conclusion, the plot is just way too thin as we work our way there. This is typical summertime cinema fayre that tries to mix comedy with thriller but in the end just looks like a good excuse for Tatum, Slater et al to have some fun in the sun.

r96sk August 30 2024 05:01:07 AM

Great movie! 'Blink Twice' manages to create high intrigue, an unsettling tone and is very stylishly put together, eventually showcasing some thoroughly enjoyable and visually pleasing violence towards the end. Naomi Ackie and Channing Tatum are both terrific, Ackie is particularly top notch. Nice to see Geena Davis involved too, not seen her since the days of 'Stuart Little'! The rest of the cast are all good value, especially Adria Arjona. I'd admit that it isn't the most unique picture, there are remnants of other productions scattered in there - 'Don't Worry Darling' for one, bit of 'Glass Onion' as well as basically any Jordan Peele flick. Still, I had a real fun time watching it all unfold on the big screen so I truly can't leave any complaints. Interested to see what Zoë Kravitz does next in the hot seat.

good.film September 03 2024 09:39:29 AM

Zoë Kravitz's BLINK TWICE is a startling thriller, but that’s just the sheep’s clothing around this dark moral exposé. The real wolf is the urgent assault story lying underneath. It’s a stinging and significant shock that rubs salt into an open wound (and slaps awake the ‘not ALL men!’ crowd). So how does Blink Twice explore sexual assault? What does it have to say about money and power? And is THAT rumour about its original title ACTUALLY true? Read our full take on BLINK TWICE at good.film: **https://good.film/guide/welcome-to-pitch-black-paradise-heres-why-you-wont-forget-blink-twice**

tmdb51616167 September 03 2024 10:49:22 AM

In a surprising turn of events, Channing Tatum takes on a new role in the horror genre in the upcoming thriller "Blink Twice". Directed by his girlfriend Zoe Kravitz, this film will have audiences on the edge of their seats, trying to decipher the mystery unfolding on a secluded island where women and a young man have been taken. The luxurious setting, mouth-watering food, and extravagant hospitality all seem too good to be true, leading to a suspenseful tale that keeps viewers guessing until the very end. Without giving away any spoilers, it's safe to say that the plot is intricately woven, the direction is top-notch, and the climax is sure to leave you speechless with a jaw-dropping twist. As the story delves into dark and unsettling territory, drawing parallels to real-life events like those surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's island, it becomes clear that "Blink Twice" is not just your average thriller. It sheds light on the horrors that can lurk beneath the surface of seemingly idyllic settings, making it a chilling reminder of the dangers that can exist in the shadows. While the subject matter may be disturbing, the film itself is a well-crafted piece of cinema, skillfully executed and guaranteed to leave a lasting impact on its audience. So buckle up for a wild ride with Channing Tatum in a role you never saw coming, and prepare to have your perception of him as an actor forever changed.

griggs79 September 26 2024 05:07:19 AM

Blink Twice is Zoe Kravitz’s dazzling directorial debut, a gripping, twisted thriller that confronts post #MeToo gender politics head-on. The film expertly combines razor-sharp genre storytelling with biting social commentary, all against a brutal, tension-filled backdrop. It’s as wildly entertaining as it is thought-provoking, making it a must-watch and one of the year’s standout films.