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Those are just a few of the many social issues the movie touches on, including the tensions between the city's Black and Italian populations and the disastrous environmental consequences of an unchecked automobile industry. While Ronald plans to retire, Curt has nobler intentions: He wants to pour some of the spoils back into the Black communities in Detroit that have suffered heavily under racist housing policies and zoning laws. Through it all, Cheadle and Del Toro, who have both worked with Soderbergh before, maintain a nicely combative rapport, playing two very different men who have grown weary of their lives of crime. Jon Hamm turns up as a nosy police detective - and looks right at home in the decade before Mad Men. Over the next few days, they run afoul of any number of nasty characters, including a local kingpin played by Bill Duke, and a surly gangster played by an amusingly typecast Ray Liotta. It's a big 'if,' as they soon learn there's a price on their heads. When the document eventually falls into their possession, they realize they could profit handsomely if they play their cards right - and if they stay alive.

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Like the classic '50s noirs that inspired it, Ed Solomon's densely plotted script is full of double-crosses and dirty dealings. It's an ensemble crime thriller set in 1954 Detroit, a gorgeously designed world of fedoras and trenchcoats, smoky wood-paneled offices and vintage automobiles.

Soderbergh's engrossing new movie, No Sudden Move, continues this trend. What connects these movies is how attuned they are to matters of class and money in a way that's still pretty rare in Hollywood. Since 2017 he's been on a tear, cranking out one or two new movies a year, among them the brilliant NASCAR heist thriller Logan Lucky, the sharp sports-agency drama High Flying Bird and The Laundromat, an irreverent look at financial fraud in the 21st century. Happily for us, it turned out to be short-lived. Benicio Del Toro and Don Cheadle play low-level gangsters who get sucked into a into a major corporate conspiracy in No Sudden Move.Įight years ago, Steven Soderbergh announced his retirement from feature filmmaking.

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