‘Blink Twice’: Channing Tatum Goes Full Jeffrey Epstein in New Thriller

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Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut doesn’t so much eat the rich as merely nibble on them, squandering a dynamic performance by Tatum in a “Get Out”-wannabe thriller.

Entertainment Critic

Published Aug. 21 2024 2:46PM EDT

A photo of Channing Tatum in Blink Twice — Amazon MGM Studios

A #MeToo nightmare whose censure is dull, surprises are predictable, and ugliness is tame, Blink Twice, in theaters August 23, proves a wan thriller in an overtly Get

Nick Schager

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‘Blink Twice’: Channing Tatum Goes Full Jeffrey Epstein in New Thriller

Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut doesn’t so much eat the rich as merely nibble on them, squandering a dynamic performance by Tatum in a “Get Out”-wannabe thriller.

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Nick Schager

‘Blink Twice’: Channing Tatum Goes Full Jeffrey Epstein in New Thriller

Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut doesn’t so much eat the rich as merely nibble on them, squandering a dynamic performance by Tatum in a “Get Out”-wannabe thriller.

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