• Hotel Artemis (2018)

    As rioting rocks Los Angeles in the year 2028, disgruntled thieves make their way to Hotel Artemis -- a 13-story, members-only hospital for criminals. It's operated by the Nurse, a no-nonsense, high-tech healer who already has her hands full with a French assassin, an arms dealer and an injured cop. As the violence of the night continues, the Nurse must decide whether to break her own rules and confront what she's worked so hard to avoid.

Hotel Artemis
58
metacriticBased on 36 Critics
57
Based on 23 Users

Release Date: June 8th, 2018

R |1 hr 33 min

Plot Summary

As rioting rocks Los Angeles in the year 2028, disgruntled thieves make their way to Hotel Artemis -- a 13-story, members-only hospital for criminals. It's operated by the Nurse, a no-nonsense, high-tech healer who already has her hands full with a French assassin, an arms dealer and an injured cop. As the violence of the night continues, the Nurse must decide whether to break her own rules and confront what she's worked so hard to avoid.

Cast: Jodie Foster, Sterling K. Brown, Sofia Boutella, Jeff Goldblum, Brian Tyree Henry, Jenny Slate, Zachary Quinto, Charlie Day

Director: Drew Pearce

Genres: Thriller , Action

Production Co: Marc Platt Productions, The Ink Factory

Distributors: Global Road Entertainment

Keywords: Hotel , Temptation , Doctor , Rivalry , Fall , Tense , Los Angeles , Hospital , Quest , Amusing

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Ratings & Reviews

  • 60
    Leslie FelperinThe Hollywood Reporter

    The flavorful cast inhabit vividly drawn characters, and, perhaps most of all, the film exudes wall-to-wall, high-grunge atmosphere. That’s a lot of checked-off boxes, and yet the effect is efficiently wild rather than wildly involving, entertaining but not indelible. show more

  • 45
    Robert AbeleTheWrap

    Though it boasts an agreeably preposterous scenario and a weird mixed bag of physicalities and acting styles — from Foster and Sterling K. Brown to Jenny Slate and Dave Bautista — the movie is itself an eye-rolling performance of cyber-pulp tropes and pop-movie excesses that undercuts its spotty pleasures at nearly every turn. show more

  • 50
    Tim GriersonScreen International

    Like many movies set in colourfully bleak futures, Hotel Artemis can’t sustain the novelty of its initial world-building. show more

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