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Taylor Swift is already a big fan of Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut, “Blink Twice.”
On August 23, the same day the film was released, Swift took to her Instagram stories to share her thoughts on Kravitz’s R-rated film, which centers on a woman who discovers something of a disaster that happens while she is vacationing on a billionaire’s private island. .
The pop star wrote: “This movie is incredible. Exciting, twisted, wickedly funny, and visually stunning. The performances are phenomenal. @Zoeisabellakravitz designed this, wrote it, obsessed over every detail, and directed it with such a clear vision. and audacity. I’m so amazed by what he’s accomplished here and I can’t wait to see everyone discover this film and this brilliant filmmaker.”
At the bottom of her post, Swift included the box office warning for the film, which said the film “contains mature themes and depictions of violence, including sexual violence.”
“This may be upsetting or triggering for some viewers,” it read.
“Blink Twice” follows Channing Tatum as tech billionaire Slater King, who invites Frida (Naomi Ackie), a cocktail waitress he just met, to a luxury vacation on his private island. While Frida and the rest of the guests are relaxing, she soon learns that something is wrong once she begins to question her reality.
In the officer trailerThe character of Adria Arjona tells her: “I’m having a good time here, but I also have this feeling that I’m not the same,” leading Frida to believe that someone may be missing with their memory.
Online, fans shared their first thoughts on the psychological thriller.
“Blink Twice was awesome! I love when bada– women come together! Women’s stories tell!!! Go watch this first,” one person. shared on X.
Another wrote“JUST WATCHED BLINK TWICE IN THE THEATER. THAT TRIGGER WARNING SERIOUSLY YOU WERE NOT LYING OR CAREFUL. THAT WAS MORE GRAPHIC THAN I EVER IMAGINED IT WOULD BE.”
A third added, “I don’t know what some critics are on about. #BlinkTwice is definitely one of the best movies of the year. The movie takes you from this serene too-good-to-be-true place to a nightmare that you know is coming, but the truth is much worse than you think.”
In the film’s early advances, “Blink Twice” brought in $820,000, according to Variety.
