With the passage of time, so does one’s reliance on the things that hold them down to the ground. Where it used to ‘Running Up The Hill’ for Max as she had battled the Stranger Things
around her, it seems to be a different melody for a Sadie Sink that is all grown up and past the griminess of youth. But here, crooning to the guitar in O’Dessa,
Sink seems to have gotten past running away from something and instead, wants to run towards something instead.
‘Running Up The Hill’ had land marked a legacy for both the character Max played by Sink as well as the young actress herself, becoming a symbol of hope and resilience. But this time around, her friends from above the Upside Down seem to have left and Sink is by herself on the vast land.
O’dessa: Sadie Sink pools in an unexpected quirk
Sadie Sink might have left a lasting impression on whoever may have sat through her number, where she belts her heart out to a lone scarecrow in the middle of nowhere.
The breathy pauses and eyes reflective of the deep set questions within the titular farm girl that the Stranger Things
actress plays in the film. O’Dessa
features an original score written by Geremy Jasper and Jason Binnick, with Sink delivering a standout performance of the song ‘Here Comes the Seventh Son’
, which highlights her vocal prowess and emotional depth.
sadie sink why have you been hiding these vocals from me ??? pic.twitter.com/ov1FEnKRTS
— jennifer (@scrawnypercy) March 18, 2025
Set against a backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world, O’Dessa
combines elements of rock music and theatrical storytelling to explore themes of love, destiny, and rebellion. The premise follows Sink’s character navigating through the dangerous city and confront formidable challenges to save her true love, played by Kelvin Harrison Jr. The film’s narrative draws inspiration from the Orpheus myth, blending genres to create a unique cinematic experience
. As Sink’s character evolves throughout the story, her musical performances serve as a powerful medium for expressing hope and resistance.
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Spectators stand in purgatory as Sink teeters on the edge of her upcoming endeavors, tethered by one ghost—the lingering shadow of her breakout year with Stranger Things
.
Sadie Sink’s never-ending pursuit: Max to O’Dessa.
Having only recently wrapped up her childhood, markedly spent on the sets for Stranger Things
,
Sadie Sink’s transition from Stranger Things
to O’Dessa
has significantly impacted her career, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Post gaining recognition for her role as Max Mayfield, particularly in the fourth season, Sink has embraced the lead role in O’Dessa
, a post-apocalyptic rock musical, allowing Sink to clean up her roots in singing that may have been laying dormant for some time now, and to the audiences clear delight.
Kelvin Harrison Jr. stars opposite Sadie Sink and Regina Hall in the wild new sci-fi dystopian musical ‘O’Dessa’ and discusses his musical moments. #ODessaFilm comes to @hulu on March 20. pic.twitter.com/Q1X8sOGvD4
— Movieweb (@movieweb) March 18, 2025
Sadie Sink’s journey from Stranger Things
to O’Dessa
marks a pivotal moment in her career, highlighting her growth as an actress and singer. Her emotional portrayal of Max resonated with audiences, setting the stage for her dynamic role in O’Dessa
, where she showcases her vocal talents and versatility. As she navigates this transition, Sink is poised to leave a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
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