Cillian Murphy in a still from Wes Craven's Red Eye.
There's never a bad time to revisit Cillian Murphy's work, and the recent release and success of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man will no doubt inspire audiences to dive into the rabbit hole. The Oscar-winner has certainly never made anyone feel left out; aside from something like A Minecraft Movie, he has dabbled in all sorts of genres.
Want an intimate drama in which Murphy does most of the communication wordlessly? Why not watch Small Things Like These? In the mood for a good, old-fashioned Irish black comedy? How about Intermission or Perrier's Bounty? But if The Immortal Man has left you wanting more a sinister Murphy, the right movie is just a click away. However, it's about to leave its current streaming home, so you might want to hurry. The movie in question was released over two decades ago, in 2005. It marked something of a creative departure for its director, Wes Craven, who was best known for his gleeful horror films. Murphy starred alongside Rachel McAdams, who only recently headlined another nail-biting thriller directed by genre maestro: Sam Raimi's Send Help. That movie quietly grossed nearly $100 million worldwide, which is significantly more than what 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple was able to. The Bone Temple served as a sequel to 28 Years Later, and set up a third movie that would've been headlined by Murphy. However, the film's disappointing box-office performance has put a question mark on the production of the follow-up. Related Whatchu Talkin' About, Willis? — The Collider TV Quiz! From long-running series to one-off guest spots, Bruce Willis has been all over our television screens. How many of these appearances do you know? Posts By Macklen Makhloghi Here's How Long You Have Left To Watch Cillian Murphy's Creepiest Movie Nevertheless, Murphy and McAdams' Red Eye is currently streaming on Paramount+ for those seeking thrills. The film follows a young woman who is seated next to an innocent-looking stranger aboard a flight, only to be taken hostage as part of his terrorist plot. Red Eye was a critical and commercial success, grossing $96 million worldwide against a reported budget of $26 million. It holds a"Certified Fresh" 80% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the critics' consensus reads,"With solid performances and tight direction from Wes Craven, Red Eye is a brisk, economic thriller." Murphy will next star in Damien Chazelle's new project alongside Daniel Craig; the movie reportedly entered production recently. You can watch Red Eye on Paramount+ until April 1. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates. Red Eye Like Follow Followed PG-13 Thriller Release Date August 19, 2005 Runtime 85 Minutes Director Wes Craven Writers Carl Ellsworth Producers Bonnie Curtis, Chris Bender, J.C. Spink, Jim Lemley, Marianne Maddalena Cast See All
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