The Order

2024
R
1 h 56 min

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Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, Jurnee Smollett, and Tye Sheridan in The Order (2024)

A series of bank robberies and car heists frightened communities in the Pacific Northwest. A lone FBI agent believes that the crimes were not the work of financially motivated criminals, but rather a group of dangerous domestic terrorists.

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Curiosidades
Hoult told reporters how he and Law, adversaries in the film, did not speak or interact with each other for the first four weeks of filming in an attempt to distance themselves from each other.

Erros de gravação
Agent Husk enters Torres' cell while wearing his firearm. No law enforcement or corrections official would enter an inmate's cell with a firearm. Husk, Carney, and Bowen would have had to secure their weapons before entering the area where prisoners were held. In the film, they're wearing their weapons.

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Richard Butler: The Church of Jesus Christ Christian is a place where all white men like yourselves come and take ahold of their history, a piece of their future. We believe Christian whites deserve a white homeland, but we don't advocate any of our members breaking any laws to achieve it.

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Referenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 974: Nosferatu (2025)

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6/10

You Get What You Order

The Order is a mostly paint-by-numbers crime drama with some solid execution.

I don't have too much to say about this film since it's actually not really stand-out in any way. It's at its best when focused on the life and times of members in The Order and fleshing out this world of the rural pacific northwest. Nicholas Hoult is having a hell of a year and this is another great performance to add to the resume for the year. Everyone is was just okay performance-wise but there has to be some blame on the writers for leaning so deeply into the hard-boiled detective tropes. Sometimes the FBI officers just act way too-cool-for-school and it shows some laziness on the writers' part. A nice foil to that is Jamie (Tye Sheridan) who does a fantastically accurate impression of a small town cop. I'll be a defector and say that I actually enjoyed the action sequences, and I like that details within action plot points have actual effect later in the story. I'm getting a lot of No Country For Old Men influence, and that's a good thing.

The film has a really good handle on itself with a steady mix of tension building and discovery until the third act in which themes muddy significantly. There was some kind of two-sides-of-the-same-coin subtheme being attempted in the end between Terry and Bob that didn't really work for me, and cops suddenly lose all the discipline they had earlier in the film to do action hero things. There is a whole lot of world building in the film that adds to the whole rural aesthetic but I wonder if it contributed to its slow pacing. The film certainly felt long for a less than 2 hour movie.

Enjoyable crime thriller with some salient themes of racism and uprising to think about.