Storyline
When a successful New York public defender loses his first case, he is pulled into a drug heist by a former client in an effort to beat the broken system at its own game.
Directors
Cast
Tim Blake Nelson, Brendan Burke, Jennifer Lim, Frank Pando, Lee R. Sellars, Linda Lavin, Mark Vincent, Liza Colón-Zayas, David Oliver, John Boyega, Hamilton Clancy, Robert Christopher Riley, Blaise Corrigan, Ed Skrein, Bill Skarsgård, Tommy Bayiokos, K. Todd Freeman, Olivia Cooke, Teddy Cañez, Kyle Mooney, Robert T. Bogue, Elia Monte-Brown, Robert House, D.K. Bowser, Sergio Rizzuto, Rao Rampilla, Warren E. Hull, Joe Passaro, Scott Barrows, Tatsuo Ichikawa, Robert Lee Leng, Joshua T. Crockett, Justin Smith, Michael Levi Harris, Richard Gallagher, James Collins Jr., Brian Faherty, Robia Deville, Sipiwe Moyo, Vanessa A. Jones, Christopher Tramantana, George Deihl Jr., Samantha Browne-Walters, John Cashin, Leon Gonzalez, Tanzeel Kayani
Trailer
Reviews
75
There's something off-kilter about it, in a good way. It has a confidence that might not be earned but is still enjoyable to see. It's tapping into something true and knows it.
58
While the concept remains sound as the backdrop for a frustrated public defender choosing the riskier road less traveled to make his mark and a difference when every other version of himself would balk, it has us believing the surreal visual anomalies sprinkled amidst the heist have purpose beyond superficial thematic reinforcement.
50
The brisk pacing and capable cast still can't quite mask a certain routine feel in a movie without much heart.
42
Naked Singularity is the work of an untested filmmaker who knows how to streamline but lacks the chutzpah to swing for the fences.
38
Even Spiderverse-savvy Spiderman might consider this singularly confusing, a botched effort to say something scientific-sound and profound in a story that’s basically a lawyer-novelist riffing on “The French Connection,” and doing it badly.
