Director:
Drew PearceGuión:
Drew PearceCámara:
Chung-hoon ChungMúsica:
Cliff MartinezReparto:
Jodie Foster, Jeff Goldblum, Sterling K. Brown, Sofia Boutella, Dave Bautista, Charlie Day, Jenny Slate, Kenneth Choi, Zachary Quinto, Evan Jones (más)Sinopsis(1)
Los Ángeles, año 2028. El Hotel Artemis es un hospital exclusivo para delincuentes, regentado por Jean-La Enfermera-Thomas (Jodie Foster) y ceñido a unas reglas muy estrictas. Sherman (Sterling K. Brown), su hermano Lev y sus dos cómplices están heridos y casi sin esperanzas tras el intento fallido del robo a un banco. Su única opción será llegar al hotel, pero este será atacado, lo que dará paso a una espiral de violencia difícil de contener. (Diamond Films España)
(más)Reseñas (7)
Exactamente lo que eleva a John Wick más allá de un simple película de tiros a una experiencia de evasión pensada y atractiva, a Hotel Artemis lo mata. Es decir, la representación del mundo del hotel secreto para delincuentes, su representación estilizada tanto visualmente como por normas internas. Por no hablar de sus personajes. Hotel Artemis está completamente «desconectada» de las necesidades y expectativas del público, de lo que y cómo queremos ver en una película como esta. Salvo Sofia Boutella, con un vestido burdeos de alto escote lateral, lanzando cuchillos a un grupo de malos. Pero esperamos más de una hora para esa escena. Jodie Foster aceptó esto por voluntad propia, o porque nadie le ofrece nada mejor?
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What can happen in a secret hospital for criminals when a murderer, a smuggler, two thieves, a nurse with a rather too positive relationship with alcohol and a huge caregiver come together? Surprisingly, not much action. Rather than action, Hotel Artemis relies on good actors, a few unexpected twists and turns and, above all, interesting characters, each of whom manages to surprise more than once. It's a good conversational film that's fun to watch, but if you want an action thriller, look elsewhere.
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Looks like I'm in the minority here, but I really enjoyed Hotel Artemis. I’m a sucker for movies set in confined spaces where a bunch of characters are thrown together and chaos unfolds. The cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic vibe oozes from every corner, and the idea of a secret hotel helping criminals while a literal war rages outside just adds to the tension. Jodie Foster absolutely nails it as the quirky, burnt-out nurse running the show. I loved how unpredictable the setting was—anything could happen at any moment. The cast, while mostly in smaller roles, was solid: Dave Bautista, Sofia Boutella, Jeff Goldblum, Charlie Day, and Zachary Quinto all have their moments. It’s a bit of a contained, low-key film, but I had a blast with it.
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In my opinion, untapped potential. The concept is similar to John Wick, but instead of a hotel we have a hospital for criminals with high-tech medical equipment and strict rules. It all sounds very nice, but there are maybe only four of those criminals in total, nothing much happens for an hour, the retro atmosphere doesn't work as it should, and so the only thing worth mentioning is again the excellent Sofia Boutella, who has one very nice action solo at the end – after this I can clearly state that together with Charlize Theron she is the best female action actress in Hollywood today. I pray she gets a role in Birds of Prey! 60%
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There’s almost nothing to praise other than maybe Cliff Martinez’s music. The strange screenplay about a hospital/hotel for gangsters with incomprehensible motives that change for no good reason is fundamentally terribly empty. The actors say their lines, but that’s where it ends. The only thing worth watching is Sofia Boutella in her sexy dress. The film isn't saved by it's average action and a couple of interesting ideas. This is the first movie in which someone is killed with a 3D printer.
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A seamless sympathetic film featuring the amazing Jodie Foster, who I wouldn't expect in something like this, but after watching it I can't imagine a better actress in her place. Maybe it's because I didn't see the teaser and, unlike many disappointed users, did not expect an action spectacle. Actually, I knew nothing about the film other than who was playing the lead role and what it's about (two sentences on Netflix), and so imagine my surprise when Jeff Goldblum entered the scene, while I'd been rejoicing for about half an hour in the believable sci-fi world and interestingly-played-out multiple plots. I would have perhaps given a fifth star, if it wasn’t for the pretty useless character of Charlie Day, whose role someone else could have gotten.
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I don't know if it's because I'm not into action sci-fi anymore or because of the far-fetched script, but despite the shorter runtime, I was bored. And Jodie Foster and Jeff Goldblum couldn't save it either. (45%)
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