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The Kill Room (2023)

Thriller | 98 minutes
2,46 106 votes

Genre: Comedy / Crime

Duration: 98 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Nicol Paone

Stars: Uma Thurman, Joe Manganiello and Samuel L. Jackson

IMDb score: 5,5 (9.825)

Releasedate: 14 September 2023

The Kill Room plot

"Crime is an art form."

Art dealer Patrice teams up with deadly assassin Reggie and his boss Gordon on a money laundering heist that takes on a life of its own. While committing the crime, the assassin's art is noticed and he turns into an art sensation. This puts Patrice in the crosshairs and must make quick decisions as she faces her own world and the seedy underworld she accidentally unleashed.

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scorsese

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Reasonable film about an art dealer with money problems who makes a deal with a criminal. A film about the elusiveness of art, although that remains quite superficial (the whole thing reminded me a bit of Velvet Buzzsaw). The film focuses more on the plot. A little more sharpness and humor, and it would have been 3.5 stars.

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mrklm

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A gallery owner [Uma Thurman] in dire straits pays off her debt to drug dealer Reggie [Joe Manganiello] by making a deal with his boss [Samuel L. Jackson]. She uses her gallery for money laundering by selling Reggie's "artwork." Her enthusiasm makes Reggie, under the pseudonym "The Bagman," an unintended media sensation, with all the consequences. This crime film with satirical elements misses the mark due to hopeless, over-the-top acting, especially from the supporting cast. Only Jackson escapes somewhat unscathed.

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blurp194

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There are certainly more films that critique the art world. (Untitled) (2009), for example, or Boogie Woogie (2009). This one takes a different path, but ultimately arrives at the same conclusion, albeit with a few rather original ideas. It's a shame that the execution remains somewhat marginal.

Uma Thurman's acting is a bit too over-the-top, too theatrical. Samuel L. too, but we've been used to that sort of thing from him for far too long, so it hardly stands out anymore. Manganiello is better, though, as he is, in terms of his role. If only the whole film were on that level.

And ultimately, it's just a bit too much of a lame, empty-box movie. It's a shame, it could have been better. It's mainly the lazy direction that prevents it from being a masterpiece.

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