Science geeks can show off in academics but when it comes to dramas and movies, the geeks turn into Greek Gods, don’t they? Tom Holland’s Chaos Walking seems to be in fitting that category. Chaos Walking features a book from 2008 written by Patrick Ness, named The Knife of Never Letting Go. The film will be the perfect mixture of action, thrill, sci-fi, and adventure considering the reshoots. I bet you guys are curious, so let us start with some details.
Release Date: Chaos Walking
The movie went through a thorough revision after the postpone from the initial release date of March 2019. Chaos Walking had some reshoots as the results of the test screenings weren’t like what the makers expected. The movie has an estimated running time of one hour forty-nine minutes. On 24 February 2021, the movie got a release in South Korea, while Chaos Walking will release in the United States on 5 March 2021.
Cast: Chaos Walking
- The character of Tedd Hewitt is portrayed by Tom Holland. Tedd lives in New World, a distant planet.
- The character of Viola Eade is portrayed by Daisy Ridley. She doesn’t have a glitch and looks like the key to the planet’s mysteries.
- The character of David Prentiss is played by Mads Mikkelsen. He is a tyrannical Mayor of the town named Prentisstown.
- The characters of Ben Moore and Cillian Boyd are played by Damian Bichir and Kurt Sutter, respectively. They are Todd’s adoptive fathers in the movie.
- The role of David Prentiss Jr., aka, Davy will be played by Nick Jonas. He is the son of the Mayor and a soldier in his army.
Plot: Chaos Walking
The story is set in some-time in the near future where there are no women left on the planet and the men have caught some glitch, aka, Noise. This glitch pulls their thoughts out to display for others. In all this chaos, Viola Eade crashes on the planet and Todd Hewitt discovers her. In order to protect her in this situation, he must unravel the mysteries behind the planet’s ruin. He needs to discover himself in order to do so. The original draft script by the scriptwriters was revised by the novel writer Ness and Christopher Ford.
Doug Liman’s movie will give you some nice dose of science and Tom Holland. I have a rather different genre that might interest you. Sky Rojo girls are sure gonna make you go “WOW”, so take a look. Keep a tab on Headlines of Today to know about more upcoming movies.
Trailer: How come the women are dead?
