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Amsterdam (2022)

In the 1930s, three friends—a doctor, a nurse, and an attorney—witness a murder, become suspects themselves and uncover one of the most outrageous plots in American history.

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OlivierPiel 10 Jan 2023

A marketing cover-up, an insult to viewers: Movie "stars", Hollywood aristocracy of good symmetric looks can't save an utterly stupid plot, unbelievable and simplistic characters, littered with the mandatory self-righteous clichés and tropes of the 2023 'Merica in a film set a hundred years before, as well as the overacting of many of the aforementioned actors. Stopped 20 minutes in.

Jrichard1994 16 Oct 2022

It is a film to be watched for cinematic appeal. Amsterdam can be dry and drawn out at times in the beginning, then gets better towards the end with the climax being reached. Christian Bale always gives an outstanding performance in any of his David O’Russell films. John David Washington and Margot Robbie compliment Bale’s performance, with Mike Myers and Michael Shannon providing some comic relief. Robert De Niro making his typical appearance in a O’Russell film that provides a critical impact to the conclusion of the film. The film is a lot of character development but the story and script feels very robotic. At times, the dialogue is too much filling with not enough flavor. I get why some audiences might lose interest around the 1st/2nd act, but at the end, it was very engaging and you wonder how much of this dramatization of this true event is accurate.

Michael Phillips 06 Oct 2022

David O. Russell’s Amsterdam is very plush in the looks department. Enjoying the costumes and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki’s lighting and some of Russell’s shot designs will get you through it. But only if you don’t have to listen to it, or track it, or believe in the people on screen.

Compi24 18 Oct 2022

Though I can't say it's as bad as a lot of the press has made it out to be, it's very clear that something went wrong somewhere along the road to "Amsterdam." Whether it's the shaky tone, the indulgent and off-kilter approach to the narrative or the lackluster directorial skills on display, there are very clear identifiers of a creator squandering so much money and talent all throughout this. It's such a shame too, because there's some truly gifted people working in here. Christian Bale, John David Washington, Margot Robbie, Robert De Niro and even Emmanuel Lubezki get moments where their abilities are allowed to glimmer, but because everything feels like it's in service to this muddled and meager vision, no one really shines as much as they deserve to. Definitely nowhere near as sharp and fun as I think it should have been.

Oliver Jones 04 Oct 2022

Murder mystery, romance, farce, war movie, political polemic with everything from racism to veterans’ care to American fascism in its sights — David O. Russell’s Amsterdam is a whiplash smorgasbord of a period piece that’s sure to draw the ire of People for the Ethical Treatment of Taylor Swift.