Start with the premise, so familiar in the YA realm that it feels lifted from a Mad Libs sheet stolen from Suzanne Collins’s trash can. Tom Holland stars as Todd, whose 'noise' consists of him muttering admonishments and apologies to himself over and over. cinemas that were operating last month, and now an equally quiet digital release in Canada this week. The result of all the back-and-forth and many millions of dollars? A muted release in the few U.S. Which is when the real troubles began, with poor test screenings of director Doug Liman’s cut necessitating extensive reshoots that took two years to arrange and another director, Fede Alvarez, to oversee. Adaptation himself, Charlie Kaufman) before going to camera way back in 2017. The adaptation of Patrick Ness’s dystopian young-adult novel The Knife of Never Letting Go churned through a number of uncredited screenwriters (including Mr. But before we get into exactly why, it’s helpful to have a rundown of the movie’s long journey into the world, which is many degrees more interesting than the film itself. Well, they got the title right: Chaos Walking is a complete mess of a movie, resulting in one of the most egregious wastes of resources and talent in recent Hollywood history. Starring Tom Holland, Daisy Ridley and Mads Mikkelsen.Written by Christopher Ford and Patrick Ness, based on the novel by Patrick Ness.
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