If there is a hole in the donut, it is the fact that knives out The series has been locked on the streaming platform. At least, that’s the star’s view Daniel Craigwho have spoken openly about their feelings knives out The franchise’s transition from theatrical to streaming expressed a sense of loss over the reduced theatrical attendance for hugely successful films. talking to Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Story co-star Josh O’Connor For Actors on Variety Actors seriesCraig reflected on how much he values the communal movie-going experience and lamented that the franchise no longer receives the full dramatic spotlight that it enjoyed with the first film.
“The first movie was such a surprise, and it was a perfect release. It made a lot of money and stuff. And, listen, I’m not going to tell you where it went or where it is. But I love it.” Sadly there isn’t much of a dramatic moment to these movies and the idea that families go and watch that movie fills me with just a specific joy. The movie isn’t what we’re doing here – it’s everyone The truth is that for the collective experience in cinema, blah, blah, blah, I know everyone says that, but it’s true.”
Why aren’t the ‘Knives Out’ movies in theaters?
Whereas knives out Debuted as a theatrical sensation, grossing over $300 million at the global box office in 2019, its sequel, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Secret and upcoming Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Storywere acquired by Netflix in a massive deal that locked the franchise into a streaming-first strategy and, although glass onion Craig said it received a one-week limited theatrical release in 2022 shift away from full dramatic performance Has changed the way movies are experienced. Craig said he was glad fans were able to watch movies from the comfort of their homes, but stressed that there was nothing better than watching a movie with an audience.
“I’m glad that people watch it in their homes. I’m glad that people watch it together in their homes and enjoy. It’s absolutely wonderful. But there’s nothing like going to the cinema. Laughing at the cinema is the best It’s a thing of the world.”
Hopefully Netflix will relent somewhat and we’ll get to see Benoit Blanc on the big screen again soon. Stay connected to Collider for further updates. Meanwhile, look Glass Onion: A Knives Out Secret On Netflix.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery follows detective Benoit Blanc’s continuing detective work in Greece. When tech billionaire Miles Braun invites his friends to his private island, Benoit Blanc must step in to solve the case when one of them is murdered.
- release date
- 23 December 2022
- director
- Ryan Johnson
- Order
- 139 minutes
- main style
- Mystery
- Author
- Ryan Johnson
