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The Big Picture There is a new thriller classic — hopefully — coming from esteemed filmmaker, M. Night Shyamalan. The acclaimed director whose credits include Knock at the Cabin and The Village, is set to have audiences quaking in their seats with the new movie, simply titled, Trap. With an initial premiere date of August 2, which was announced in February, Warner Bros. has decided to push the release by a week to August 9, per Deadline. The announcement comes as Warner Bros.
There is very little known so far about this upcoming movie, with Shyamalan keeping plot details and information close to his chest. However, with the little we know — in regards to the plot and the cast — certainly seems exciting. The plot details known for Trap at this time is that the movie is a psychological thriller set at a concert.
The decision to move Trap's release date will see the film move into a crowded August 9 weekend. In its previous slot, Trap was set to compete alongside Sony’s family pic, Harold and the Purple Crayon. However, the new date will see the thriller feature alongside Amazon MGM’s The Fire Inside, Lionsgate’s videogame adaptation, Borderlands, NEON’s horror movie Cuckoo, and Jean Reno's My Penguin Friend.
'Trap' Is Very Dark, According to While Trap offers Saleka her acting debut, the thriller will also feature Josh Hartnett. With roles in acclaimed titles like Oppenheimer and Black Mirror, Harnett is gradually grabbing the attention of audiences. Speaking earlier this year, Hartnett gave a general impression of what audiences can hope to see when the thriller premieres, saying:
“It’s a pivot. But I try to make all of my roles pivots. If you’re playing the same thing again and again, it gets boring to the audience. Working with M. Night was one of the best experiences of my career. I think he’s a true artist in the capitol-A sense of the word. And I think people are gonna be really surprised and excited about the movie we make. It’s very bizarre, very dark, and it’s wild.”Knock at the Cabin ThrillerDramaMysteryHorror 610 Release Date February 3, 2023 Director M.
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