Smaller spoilers ahead. If you like how I like that your summer horror films are exciting today (Friday, August 8) in the cinemas (Friday, August 8), this delivers exactly that. The two -hour film was written and staged by Zach Cregger and staged and focuses on almost a whole classroom with the exception of a boy, Alex (Cary Christopher). When parents check the security recordings in their houses, you can see that all the missing children ran out of the door in the same night at 2:17 a.m. With a community looking for answers, the fingers refer to their teacher Justine (Julia Garner), since the guilty, who is responsible for a mysterious police, cannot even begin to solve. And as you see, you will also look for answers.
During the film’s junket, Garner said, who also has a double mandatory, since she also promoted Fantastic Four: First Steps that she had never read a story like weapons before.
“I read it in a session, and that doesn’t happen often. It was like a real page gymnast,” she said. “I made another film and said: ‘We have to make sure that I have time for this film.’ I really felt in my fiber.
But in contrast to Fantastic Four as Silver Surfer, Garner’s weapon character cannot announce anything. As a teacher of the missing children, Justine is the standard sins. She takes care of her students and sometimes break the rules of the school authority by breaking off a child at home that may need a trip. And her love for alcohol and sex does not help her case (because God forbids a underpaid girl to take the advantage).
I read it in a session, and that doesn’t happen often. It was like a real page gymnast … I really felt it in every fiber. I just loved the script.
Julia Garner on “weapons”
The local police are unable to solve the riddle. To find their students and get their lives back, Justine accepts the case himself. This brings you directly to Alex ‘house. But something strange happens there that she just can’t put on her finger. But after Justine has teamed up with an earlier enemy (Archer), he has the feeling that everything that is going on in Alex ‘house is connected to the missing children. Her guess makes her a goal for something else that she cannot defeat alone.
Josh Brolin, Alden Ehrenreich, Austin Abrams and Benedict Wong also play weapons. The story is told in Vignette and shows us the perspectives of a teacher, a parent, a police officer, a headmaster, a drug addict and a student who did not run away.
“It is almost like a horror film version of Magnolia, but has comedic elements,” said Garner. “There are several stories at once. And, you know, everyone is affected. Different people are affected by the same thing.”
When Follow to Creggers celebrated by the criticism of celebrated and disturbing barbar, disappointed that the weapons do not disappoint. Cregger takes out a page from Barbarian’s book, whereby tension is built up and the audience is disoriented while he is judged by the exhibition. However, the film fills every room that you make for your attention with jumps, comedic relief and enough turns for the New York Liberty. But it is worth building the disruptive absurd turn, which becomes a Cregger signature.
The film achieved 96 percent in Rotten tomatoes and is expected to bring out at least a good number of people to see it. It may be difficult to cut through a crowded cash register area that includes the Fantastic Four: First Streets, Freater Friday and Competitors, but weapons earn a place on the observation list of this weekend.
When you think about seeing weapons, you can expect a lot of blood. Expect some ridiculousness. And expect to throw everything you thought that this film would get out of the window. And if you are like me, you expect to sit in the theater and say: “What the hell is there with Zach Cregger?”
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