Monday doesn’t return home after her day out, and soon enough her sisters savagely work their way through a long line of agents (and end up getting picked off in gory fashion themselves) in an effort to save her. They’re able to maintain one public identity through adulthood, until a government agency led by the steely Glenn Close picks up on the scam. All seven sisters have grown up living in hiding thanks to the government’s law restricting families to one child only due to overpopulation, so their grandfather (Willem Dafoe) allows them out of the house only on the day corresponding with their name. 18, as identical septuplets named after each day of the week. Popsugar has posted a lengthy article for today’s Netflix premiere of “What Happened to Monday?”, including an interview with Noomi Rapace: The Swedish actress stars in the streaming network’s dystopian action flick, out Aug. Have you seen it yet? Share your thoughts in the comments. Screencaptures have been added to the photo gallery, and their amount is huge because Noomi is in almost every single frame of the film, and please be advised that the captures also feature massive spoilers – so if you haven’t seen it yet, make sure to watch it on Netflix to enjoy it fully. So “Monday” is a definite recommendation. The first thing I thought when the ending credits started rolling, is that I have to watch it again to see how good it really works and how it connects all the dots. Without spoiling the story, the film is much more violent than expected, unnecessarily vulgar throughout, loses its pace after the first half and picks it up right when it has to. After a couple of minutes you don’t think about how they have done and just enjoy the performances. The great special effects do her a great service by blending all sisters together effortlessly. Noomi delivers a true tour de force, being able to indeed pull of seven performances with seven different characters. There’s a lot to say about the movie, good things and bad things, but one thing is for sure – “Monday” has been worth the wait. After two years of waiting, our question of what has happened to Monday has finally been answered, as Tommy Wirkola’s scifi action thriller is available for streaming on Netflix since Friday.
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