‘Blink Twice’ Review: Zoë Kravitz Proves She’s a Total Filmmaker In a #MeToo-Meets-‘Midsommar’ Thriller Starring a Sinister Channing Tatum
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variety.comOwen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic “Blink Twice” opens with a blurry close-up shot of a frog, which then comes into glistening focus.
The sound is eerie; the image is sinister, fascinating, mysterious and trippy. That describes the movie as well. “Blink Twice” is the first feature directed by Zoë Kravitz, who also co-wrote it (with E.T.
Feigenbaum), and it’s a post-#MeToo feminist party-girl nightmare thriller that’s been made with an unusual sense of intimacy.
Kravitz, the veteran actor (“The Batman,” “Kimi,” “Big Little Lies”), doesn’t rely on the standard medium shot/POV pedestrian film grammar.
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