Bird Box
Oscar winner Sandra Bullock leads this post-apocalyptic horror directed by Susanne Bier (the first female director to win a Golden Globe, an Academy Award, an Emmy Award and a European Film Award) and based on Josh Malerman's acclaimed novel.
Following an unknown global catastrophe, a mother (Bullock) must flee with her children down a treacherous river in search of safety. But due to unseen deadly forces, the perilous journey must be made blindly.
- Director:
- Susanne Bier ('In a Better World', 'After the Wedding', 'Brothers')
- Writer:
- Eric Heisserer
- Cast:
- Sandra BullockTrevante RhodesJacki WeaverRosa SalazarDanielle MacdonaldLilRel HoweryMachine Gun KellyBD Wong
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Aaron Yap
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Variety
pressMalerman and screenwriter Eric Heisserer... have served up an inexplicably bland ensemble that even a talented cast can't render interesting.
Stuff
pressAfter such an amazing, awe-inspiring start, it's disappointing this thriller couldn't have thought a little more outside the box.
Screen Daily
pressWith hints of "The Road," "A Quiet Place" and any number of zombie movies, this Netflix horror-thriller is appreciably bleak but also sluggish, never fully fleshing out the themes at the story's core.
IndieWire
pressBier's direction is coolly efficient, which fits the material to a t - anything more ostentatious would just feel wasteful.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA wannabe shocker with a clever premise that doesn't really get down and dirty or betray the base instincts of a born horror filmmaker.
Flicks, Aaron Yap
flicksVariety
pressMalerman and screenwriter Eric Heisserer... have served up an inexplicably bland ensemble that even a talented cast can't render interesting.
Stuff
pressAfter such an amazing, awe-inspiring start, it's disappointing this thriller couldn't have thought a little more outside the box.
Screen Daily
pressWith hints of "The Road," "A Quiet Place" and any number of zombie movies, this Netflix horror-thriller is appreciably bleak but also sluggish, never fully fleshing out the themes at the story's core.
IndieWire
pressBier's direction is coolly efficient, which fits the material to a t - anything more ostentatious would just feel wasteful.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA wannabe shocker with a clever premise that doesn't really get down and dirty or betray the base instincts of a born horror filmmaker.
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