With the majority of sisters present in a scene all at once, the acting skills by Rapace to pull that off are undoubtedly extraordinary. Related: Black Crab: Cast, Plot, Release Date, and Everything Else We Know Director, Tommy Wirkola isn't afraid of holding back on the violence or tension, and action-thriller fans will be pleased to know that there are some excellent shootouts and a surprising amount of stomach-churning, bloody sequences. Rapace has the opportunity to showcase her skills in this great action movie, as she appears as all seven different sisters in a variety of scenes with guns and punches being thrown, all of which are incredibly suspenseful and keep you on your feet. Nevertheless, they are taught to fight and survive if ever they're caught, so when Monday disappears, they quickly discover that those skills will come in handy to find her. Although, he definitely made sure that they all look the same, even down to chopping off a section of their finger - when one sister has an accident and loses a finger, they all do. While they may all act the same on the outside as Karen, in the comfort of their own home, their unique personalities are allowed to shine through, thanks to their grandfather (Willem Dafoe) who has raised them in secret after the death of their mother. As each sister gets to leave the house on their day of the week, they all socially appear as Karen Settman. Related: Jonathan Banks to Co-Star with Noomi Rapace in Apple Series ConstellationĮach sister is named after the days of the week, which must be the easiest way to keep track of them all. However, in hiding, seven sisters who share one identity are forced to live without being detected, but when the seventh sister goes missing, the remaining six must avoid the government in order to find her.
Using bracelets to detect whether you have any siblings, the Child Allocation Bureau take any extra children to put them into cryosleep. Set in the future, What Happened to Monday is a dystopian movie where the government only allows you to have one child.
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