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Hotel Artemis (2018)

Crime | 94 minutes
2,74 446 votes

Genre: Crime / Thriller

Duration: 94 minuten

Country: United Kingdom / United States

Directed by: Drew Pearce

Stars: Jodie Foster, Sterling K. Brown and Sofia Boutella

IMDb score: 6,1 (61.881)

Releasedate: 7 June 2018

Hotel Artemis plot

"No guns. No cops. No killing the other patients."

In the near future, sinister criminals in Los Angeles are being cared for in an underground hospital located in the hotel called Artemis. We follow the nurse Jean Thomas who is in charge of the hospital. She discovers that one of the patients has been admitted to kill another injured person.

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mrklm

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Rock-solid basic idea doesn't come through, despite a welcome lead role by Jodie Foster, who clearly enjoys her atypical role as the alcoholic nurse who runs a hotel/hospital for criminals. Dave Bautista is also fine as a 'certified nurse' who assists her in an unconventional way. There are plenty of entertaining moments to warrant a closer look, but director/screenwriter Drew Pearce doesn't manage to blend comedy, action, and drama into a compelling whole. The choices for the soundtrack are not nearly as hip as Pearce himself seems to think and it is especially unfortunate that Jeff Goldblum - a genius choice for the crime king Wolf King - makes such a limited contribution. In the end, it's quite nice, but it could have been so much more!

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RoyDeSmet

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Seen yesterday in Pathé Zaandam, where there was one other visitor in the room besides myself.
I expected an interesting tension between Jodie Foster as a nurse and executive of the members-only hospital for criminals where it turns out that some interesting lines like "No killing the other patients" to keep everything in line, and a menacing mob boss who want to enter the hospital.
When the film starts, we first see a scene that prompts us to knock at Hotel Artemis. A visitor is refused and a number of 'guests' arrive. I thought all these guys were thin and superficially worked out. The first 45 minutes is not really about anything, and the last 45 minutes not really. A police officer makes an attempt to add some story to this film and Jeff Goldblum is brought in for a maximum of 20 minutes, but the threat I had hoped for does not materialize.

The Hotel is beautifully portrayed in Tuschinski-esque architecture and Jodie Foster listens (in 2028) to music from 1966's The Mamas and the Papas on her Walkman and muses about the past, about the cleaning lady who has left the hotel since 1979. and the last time someone flirted with her in 1986. Of course it all has to do with the death of her son but it doesn't really get worked out and it doesn't get exciting either.

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Jynxter

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While the premise offers good potential for a thrilling and compelling action-thriller, it isn't at all. I didn't know anything about this movie, so I had no expectations. And maybe that's a good thing, because I doubt that Hotel Artemis could have lived up to that. Nevertheless, I was not bored for a second. Despite the fact that it doesn't have much to say, the film still looked good. I certainly don't regret watching it. But next week I'll probably have forgotten him again.

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