

That's a lot of fans who would be interested if the streaming service made another film inspired by Josh Malerman’s book about Malorie (Sandra Bullock), who escapes an ominous presence with the help of birds she tows in a box to alert her when danger is near. subscribers watched the movie in the same seven-day period. Netflix revealed that a record-breaking 45 million subscribers watched the post-apocalyptic thriller in its first week of release, and Nielsen confirms that 26 million U.S. The parakeets are chirping, and the world is wondering: Will we get a sequel to the meme-able hit “Bird Box”? Spoiler alert! This story contains plot details for the Netflix sensation "Bird Box." “So I had an early aversion to them.Watch Video: Netflix warns people about 'Bird Box challenge' “Right when people started having smartphones, when it was Blackberries, I had lunch with a friend of mine who was my best friend at the time, and he’d just gotten a Blackberry, and for the whole meal he was typing emails, and I was sat there lonely and bored,” Cera said. He told The Hollywood Reporter that not having a smartphone “is a conscious choice, because I feel a bit of fear about it honestly like I’d really lose control of my waking life.” It’s not the first time Cera has revealed he’s not technologically advanced when it comes to his phone.

“Greta ’s gift for me when I arrived was a picture disc of NSYNC’s ‘No Strings Attached,’ which felt like somehow a real guiding light in the backstory of this character.” “I still think I wouldn’t belong on anyway, because Allan is sort of in his own little world,” Cera explained. The actor portrays Ken’s friend Allan in the film and said not being in the group chat made sense for his role.

That’s right, Cera couldn’t even take a photo of Barbie’s dream house with his throwback phone. “I don’t have an iPhone myself,” he said. In the case of “Barbie” star Michael Cera, he’s a touch old fashioned when it comes to technology.Ĭera revealed to People magazine that he wasn’t in the group chat with his fellow stars in the “Barbie” movie, including Margot Robbie, America Ferrera, Ryan Gosling and Issa Rae for one simple reason.
