The Kitchen (2019)

[Robert Lynch]

Looks interesting. It's based on a graphic novel.

Edited August 1, 2019 by Robert Lynch

[enoughcats]

Can't find many positives for this effort.

[Robert Lynch]

Anybody saw this?

[Shannon L.]

I was all ready for it when I read a horrible review and saw the 20 something percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, so I decided to wait until it was streaming.  My friend saw it and said that it was really formulaic--nothing new or special--but did think that the acting was really good among the actresses. 

[tinaw]

I saw this movie and was underwhelmed by it. Actors were good but the story wasnt great to me. Wait for cable

[AimingforYoko]

I have a new category for movies: A-List movies. Not movies with great casts, movies that I would not see without the AMC A-List subscription service. This is an A-List movie.

Edited August 15, 2019 by AimingforYoko

[andromeda331]

I liked the movie. I liked Claire becoming more interested and skilled at chopping up bodies. I did feel bad when she was killed. I went back and forth on Kathy. She was smart at times but also naïve at times. She knew enough about the business but not to notice all back stabbing which was very common. I suppose she probably though it would be different since their women or for some reason thinking her husband would be thrilled with her activities. She never seemed to realize her marriage wasn't as great as she thought it was. Ruby was awesome. I was slow picking up only on the second time she was telling Kathy how smart she was that she was up to something and using Kathy either to get what she wanted or as a face while she ran around and did stuff. Watching her kill her mother-in-law was awesome. Then the end when Kathy realized Ruby had their husbands set up.  Rock on Ruby. 

[talktoomuch]

I thought even the acting was bad. And I really wanted to like this take on the mob.