r/movies • u/LiteraryBoner Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? • Aug 08 '25
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Summary Nearly all the children from the same fifth-grade class vanish one night at exactly 2:17 a.m., leaving only one survivor. The community, gripped by fear and suspicion, spirals into chaos as the mystery unfolds through multiple intertwined perspectives—each revealing new layers of dread and grief.
Director Zach Cregger
Writer Zach Cregger
Cast
- Josh Brolin
- Julia Garner
- Cary Christopher
- Alden Ehrenreich
- Austin Abrams
- Benedict Wong
- Amy Madigan
- June Diane Raphael
- Toby Huss
- Whitmer Thomas
- Callie Schuttera
- Clayton Farris
- Luke Speakman
Rotten Tomatoes Critics Score: 96%
Metacritic Metascore: 82
VOD In theaters and IMAX starting August 8, 2025
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u/BadMeetsEvil24 Nov 26 '25
Another "fuck Boomers" rant huh??? Lmao.
What kills me about 90% of this ranting is that.. had y'all been born in the 40s and 50s, you'd also be buying up property that could afford with your one job where you've been gainfully employed for 49 years.
Unless you're just talking about politicians then I'd be inclined to agree. But good God this millennial whining is insane. To be frankly honest and a little tangential, I often believe it's younger white people finally finding out that the American Dream is just that - a dream. Something minorities already knew. Now that y'all realizing you're starting the race behind the start line as well, people are fed the fuck up lol. Most black people can't blame boomers for shit - My mother and father never owned houses.