Even outlaws have to work within the system in order to rob from it, meaning everyone’s inevitably just a rat trying to scurry out from the maze.
What Soderbergh’s always been particularly good at, however, and what comes alive in No Sudden Move, is the kind of workaday professionalism of the heist. No Sudden Move isn’t Soderbergh’s first foray into neo-noir crime films he delivered back-to-back gems with. He savours each line like he’s at a wine tasting, ensuring he doesn't miss a single note. It’s a stunningly versatile canon of work. And it’s wonderful to see Fraser making the most of his career renaissance, having also been cast in forthcoming projects by Darren Aronofsky and Martin Scorsese. But there’s one more surprise A-lister who shows up at the very end: a cameo from none other than Soderbergh’s frequent collaborator, Matt Damon. starred as small-time criminals in Soderberghs No Sudden Move, a drama set in 1950s Detroit. When their plan goes horribly wrong, their. Cheadle grew up in a middle-class family that often moved. In October, Matt Damon was added to the cast in a cameo role. Set in 1954 Detroit, NO SUDDEN MOVE centers on a group of small-time criminals who are hired to steal what they think is a simple document. There are no half-hearted performances here, though the film’s true soul lies in Cheadle, whose expressions flicker with the light of a few dying embers – a broken, far-off dream. No Sudden Move is an upcoming American crime thriller film directed by Steven Soderbergh.
But the director, who’s now able to call on the talents of pretty much anyone he likes, is familiar with the basic pleasure of watching a cavalcade of stars roll by. It’s a well-populated story, with appearances down the line by Jon Hamm and a mystery Soderbergh regular in a meaty cameo role.
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