) who’s smitten by a man who happens to be her seat partner. What looks to be a meet-cute movie becomes a high-intensity thriller when her seat partner blackmails her into helping him with an assassination attempt. While on the cover of“I love Rachel McAdams, and we had fun making it,” said the Oppenheimer star. “But I don’t think it’s a good movie. It’s a good B movie.”
2005 was, without a doubt, the year Cillian Murphy showed off his acting chops playing the bad guy. He was in Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins, playing an evil psychopharmacologist donning a scarecrow mask. In Red Eye, he was also just as creepy, putting an innocent lady in a scary situation 30,000 feet up in an aircraft with no escape.
All actors have their own reasons for why they choose to be part of projects. In this case, Cillian Murphy explained why Red Eye seemed like a good idea to him at the time. “I think it’s the duality of it. It’s why I wanted to play it. That two thing. The nice guy and the bad guy in one. The only reason it appealed to me is you could do that. That turn, you know?”Cillian Murphy may not have thought much of Red Eye, but the critics sure liked it. The thriller currently has a critic’s score of 80% onthought Cillian Murphy and Rachel McAdams were “very effective together.