Hell's Kitchen

Synopsis

In the crime thriller 'Hell's Kitchen' starring Rosanna Arquette, the story revolves around two Irish-American brothers who get involved in the criminal underworld of Manhattan's famed Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. As they navigate through a web of deception and danger, the brothers find themselves entangled in a world of violence and betrayal. With unexpected twists and intense drama, the film explores themes of loyalty, family ties, and the dark side of the criminal underworld. 'Hell's Kitchen' takes viewers on a gritty and suspenseful journey through the treacherous streets of New York City, showcasing the complexities of brotherhood and survival in a ruthless urban landscape.

Cast

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  Rosanna Arquette

  Liz McNeary

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  William Forsythe

  Lou Reilly

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  Angelina Jolie

  Gloria McNeary

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  Mekhi Phifer

  Johnny Miles

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  Johnny Whitworth

  Patty

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  Stephen Payne

  Boyle

Reviews

Despite a stellar cast and a promising premise, 'Hell's Kitchen' falls short in delivering a compelling narrative according to critics. With an IMDb rating of 4.6/10, the movie struggles to engage audiences with its plot and character development. Rotten Tomatoes' 40% rating reflects the divided opinions on the film, with some praising the actors' performances while others criticize the lackluster script. The general consensus is that 'Hell's Kitchen' fails to live up to its potential, leaving viewers with a sense of unfulfilled expectations. Critics point out the disjointed pacing and predictable storyline as major drawbacks of the movie, overshadowing its gritty atmosphere and solid acting.

See also

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker

Inside Out

Doctor Strange