'Hotel Artemis' is a good film, mostly thanks to the intriguing plot but also due to a few fine performances from its cast.
Jodie Foster leads as Nurse, she is fun in the role and is definitely the one that keeps everything moving in a positive manner. Dave Bautista plays his character, Everest, pretty perfectly, while Charlie Day's character is more interesting than what I've previously seen from him. I felt Sofia Boutella's Nice was underused for the majority, though she got some cool moments late on.
What holds this back is the way it's all glued together. I never felt attached to any of the aforementioned people or to the premise itself, I was basically just a spectator admiring as opposed to becoming invested. Some of the characters, despite the onscreen talent doing well, are undercooked, especially Waikiki; who is portrayed by Sterling K. Brown.
This film isn't as terrifically executed as it probably should be, but it still makes for solid viewing.
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'Hotel Artemis' is a good film, mostly thanks to the intriguing plot but also due to a few fine performances from its cast.
Jodie Foster leads as Nurse, she is fun in the role and is definitely the one that keeps everything moving in a positive manner. Dave Bautista plays his character, Everest, pretty perfectly, while Charlie Day's character is more interesting than what I've previously seen from him. I felt Sofia Boutella's Nice was underused for the majority, though she got some cool moments late on.
What holds this back is the way it's all glued together. I never felt attached to any of the aforementioned people or to the premise itself, I was basically just a spectator admiring as opposed to becoming invested. Some of the characters, despite the onscreen talent doing well, are undercooked, especially Waikiki; who is portrayed by Sterling K. Brown.
This film isn't as terrifically executed as it probably should be, but it still makes for solid viewing.