In the film’s third act, the two men discover that this ostensibly minor crime spirals into a wide-spanning conspiracy that reaches into the future of our world. While Detective Joe Finney (Jon Hamm) means to track them down, Curt and Russell evade capture both by the authorities and the mobsters who two-timed them, on their way to uncovering the true nature of the document they were meant to repossess. Curt must improvise his way to safety and modest riches for him and Ronald, the pair of whom make a charmingly reluctant odd couple.
NO SUDDEN MOVE CAST CRACK
The work seems easy enough (a little too easy) until a crack in the foundation gives way to the big reveal that they’ve been set up. Teaming up with two other small-time criminals-tolerant Ronald Russo (Benicio del Toro) and the immediately suspicious Charlie (Kieran Culkin)-two of the crooks must “babysit” the family of auto executive Matt Hertz (David Harbour) while the other accompanies the patriarch to retrieve an enigmatic document. No Sudden Move thus remains a bit too steady-too controlled and cool-headed, like its leading men-never quite living up to its potential.Ĭurt Goynes (Don Cheadle), recently released from prison and looking for work, is hired by a man named Jones (Brendan Fraser) on behalf of an anonymous client to do a simple job for a big payout.
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Though Soderbergh’s direction acts as a steady guiding hand, it’s snaked through a winding story that leaves little room for true investment. Featuring a jam-packed, household-name cast, Soderbergh’s latest transports us to 1955 Detroit, Michigan, with multiple threads woven into its dense script penned by Bill and Ted scribe Ed Solomon. Steven Soderbergh-who has been churning out films at even more of a breakneck speed than he’s known for due to his late 2010s affinity for iPhone filmmaking-didn’t allow a simple worldwide pandemic to keep him from shooting his newest crime picture, filmed in September 2020 after being pushed back due to COVID-19.
But what starts as easy work for a guy desperate for cash turns into a labyrinthine set-up at the heart of an American-made conspiracy. No Sudden Move opens with a job, during a time and place when such a thing would begin its fixed descent into scarcity.
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