Netflix Original Movie
Availability: Global
Plot:
In this supernatural cop
thriller where orcs and elves co-exist with humans, two LAPD cops Daryl Ward and orc Nick Jacoby are
forced to work together to retrieve a powerful weapon.A sequel has been confirmed, Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, and director David Ayer will return.
Review:
Rating: [Watch it] / It depends / Skip it
- Bright is what I expected from a big budget Netflix movie. At its core this is an odd couple cop pairing. The supernatural twist provides plenty of intrigue even if the world building is hit or miss. Orcs and elves save what would have been an ordinary and boring cop movie. The attempt to use orcs as a discriminated race or species falls flat as the movie primarily depicts them as stereotypical minorities which is bewildering. It's a great idea with rough execution, but it isn't boring.
Links:
- Writer Max Landis discusses the movie
- Teaser Video
- Watch the trailer
- Watch the Ward and Jakoby Featurette video
- Watch trailer #2
- Soundtrack - Bastille: World Gone Mad - Behind the Scenes
- Calling all Will Smiths
- Behind the Scenes - Machine Gun Kelly: Home
- Will Smiths Respond to the Call
- Watch trailer #3
- Movie Hotline video
- They Don't Teach That at the Academy video
- Magic Wand Dos and Dont's video
- Will Smith Surprises Fans During Bright World
- Tell Me What Happened video
- Will Smith Surprises Fans During Bright World
- Unholy Bright video
- History of Magic video
- Sequel Confirmed video
- World Featurette video
- Given a budget of $90 million this film makes it the most expensive Netflix movie at the time of release.
- Principle filming was completed in February 2017.
- The first Netflix Original movie to have a sequel. The deal for the second movie was signed before the first film was released.
- Directed by David Ayer.
- Will Smith
- Joel Edgerton
- Noomi Rapace
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