By Sypnosis

What if James Bond had become a family man? It's an enticing scenario for an action thriller in which a bored middle-aged man from the suburbs, a "nobody", realizes that another side of him is struggling to come to terms. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It

"Rápidos y Furiosos 9" is the second feature film for Russian-born director Ilya Naishuller that impressed us with "Hardcore Henry" from 2015. Now he is back with a hard and action-packed story, filled with fists, gangsters, A Quiet Place: Part 2 wild fight scenes, explosions, violence and humor - and an untipped hero at the center. We had a chat before the film's premiere.

- I look forward to when Bob gets to do his own interviews and explain it in detail. But it all started with a burglary at his home. Then the gears started spinning and the idea was born. El conjuro 3 What happened was sad, but seen from the bright side, we are now sitting here several years later talking about a movie. There are pros and cons.

What drew you to the project, as a director?

- Bob, above all. I got the script, I saw that Bob Odenkirk was there and that Derek Kolstad has written. Interesting. But when I had almost finished reading, I realized what the film is really about. Centervagt I saw an opportunity to make a film with a decent budget, an R rating, a big star, a studio film that not only has weapons and bullets and violent popcorn entertainment, but that also gave me the opportunity to work with a theme that feels new and exciting for this genre.