5 Different Sydney Sweeney movies

But in particular, it is a demonstration that its actors have a lot to show. Sydney Sweeney, who became a crowd favorite in Euphoria, finds in the film the perfect place to show both his charisma and sense of humor. The result is an endearing performance in one of the films of the year. At the same time, an ideal setting for the young performer to offer the public several of the traits that, Even now, they are distinctive in their work. Specifically, giving life to women full of life and joy.

We leave you three movies that you can watch right now if you liked Sydney Sweeney’s performance in Anyone but you. From a participation in one of the masterpieces of a renowned director to an erotic thriller. The selection covers everything you need to know a broader side of the actress.

The Voyeurs

This erotic thriller, released in 2021 and directed by Michael Mohan, gave Sydney Sweeney the opportunity to show a more mature side to her performance. That, after triumphing on the adolescent stage of Euphoria from HBO.

On this occasion, the interpreter plays Pipa, part of a young couple who begins to become obsessed with what is happening with their neighbors. All while they are watched up close and even abuse the privilege of observation in an indiscriminate and slightly cruel way.

But the situation will become terrifying, when what began as a game will become something more gloomy and dangerous. The Amazon Prime Video original showed how Sweeney She is capable of giving life to complex women in contact with the darkest side of her personality.

Maw of the night

In a small but interesting role, the actress made her debut in the horror genre. Jaws of the Night by Adam Randall tells the story of a group of vampires, who coexist more or less peacefully with human beings.

However, the delicate balance will end up being broken when violence devastates the entire scene and pushes the monstrous underworld of Los Angeles to confront each other as violent factions.

Sydney Sweeney plays Eva, one of the vampires in the middle of the battle for survival in a world where the mafia, crime and the supernatural coexist in a curious scenario. The surprising thing is that the actress manages to give her interpretation enough depth to be more than just a figure in the background of situations. An achievement in the midst of a disturbing narrative with abundant bloody scenes. You can watch the film on Netflix.

Once upon a time in Hollywood

Another participation that you may not know about the actress is her role as Dianne “Snake” Lake, a member of the Manson Family, in the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino. In a cast full of stars, her participation is small, but she is important enough to be uncomfortable and a way to provide context, to the infamous group of assassins.

Much more so, when Tarantino set out to provide a disturbingly gloomy vision of the sect. Which includes women who were considered close or partners of the leader. One of the most dangerous, the one that the actress plays on screen. Quite a risk for a young artist, one that Sweeney carries out firmly.

Night

The director and screenwriter Zu Quirke captured in this drama with horror genre overtones, everything related to brotherly rivalry. So much so that the film — part of the Blum house collection for Amazon Prime — is a thoughtful exploration of envy. But without falling into the usual clichés, but through a certain dreamlike air that surprises with its good work and tension.

Juliet (Sydney Sweeney) is a piano student obsessed with technique and the search for total neatness in performance. Something that takes effort for him to achieve, while for his sister Vivian (Madison Iseman) everything seems to come easy and almost natural. So the fight between the two will become more perfidious and harder, when the challenge to be the best borders on the supernatural and becomes a terrifying vision of the inner darkness.

Reality

Filmmaker Tina Satter took a plot about power and turned it into a tense thriller about the way the upper echelons can pressure citizens. But also, how information has become a currency of exchange and forms of influence peddling in our time. Everything, while the transcript of a real interrogation, shows the facets of the pressure, collective distrust and manipulation of legal institutions.

Reality Winner (Sydney Sweeney) must fight against the weight of a responsibility that surpasses her and the way in which her responsibility to reveal information transforms her into a hostage. The film has been praised by critics and, in particular, demonstrated the progressive maturity of its leading actress in a role completely different from any she played before.