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Amsterdam (2022)
Directed by David O. Russell
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Overview
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.
Rated R | Length 134 minutes
Actors
Christian Bale | Margot Robbie | John David Washington | Alessandro Nivola | Andrea Riseborough | Anya Taylor-Joy | Chris Rock | Matthias Schoenaerts | Michael Shannon | Mike Myers | Taylor Swift | Timothy Olyphant | Zoe Saldana | Rami Malek | Robert De Niro | Mel Fair | Vaughn Page | Bonnie Hellman | Max Perlich | Ed Begley Jr. | Jessica Drake | Colleen Camp | Gabé Doppelt | Lauren Shaw | Brandon Jack James | Casey Biggs | Dey Young | Sean Avery | Gigi Bermingham | André Tardieu | Casey Graf | Rebecca Wisocky | Daniel Riordan | Steven Hack | Floyd Armstrong | Leonard A. Tucker Jr. | Baxter Humby | Richie Harrington | John Pirkis | Shedell | Kindsey Vaughn | Beth Grant | Christopher Gehrman | Shiree Nelson | Tom Irwin | Leland Orser | David Babbitt | Mike Azevedo | Martin Harris | Christopher Kager | Donovan Hurst | Jarrett Johnson | Kawan DeBose | Deon Sams | Richard Harrington | Homer Aguilar | Dalila Ali Rajah | Chase Arrington | Vincent M. Biscione | Andrew Constantini | Raphael Corkhill | Timothy Donovan | Susan Gray | Adolf Hitler | Mathew Trent Hunnicutt | James Hunter | Samari Ijezie | Valeria Malikova | Luke Matheis | Benito Mussolini | Eloho Josephine Okujeni | Alef Orixa | Stefan Sharpe | Adam Simon | Kalina Vanska | Max David Weinberg | Mark Winn
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/10/2022 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 7 stars |
| (Average) 7 stars |
Viewing Notes
One of those films where the parts are much greater than the result but I love watching v good actors act. Even when the entire affair feels a tad hollow and slight, good actors can keep it afloat and keep up the interest. The three leads are all so much fun to watch then throw in that ensemble cast around them and it’s an enjoyable ride. Margot Robbie is luminous and really is the glue for the story.
I’ve seen three period big screen murder mysteries this year with more to come. Is this a result of the success of Knives Out? I’m all for more of them!
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