Hotel Artemis

In a dystopian Los Angeles of 2028, the Hotel Artemis serves as a sanctuary for a variety of criminals. Run by The Nurse, who is bound by a strict code of non-violence within its walls, the hotel faces unprecedented challenges when its most dangerous guests arrive. The fragile peace is threatened as rivalries escalate and the Nurse must fight to maintain order amidst a full-blown conflict.

Hotel Artemis received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for its stylish visuals, unique premise, and strong performances, particularly from Jodie Foster and Sterling K. Brown. However, many critics found the film's plot to be somewhat convoluted and uneven, with some feeling it didn't fully capitalize on its intriguing world-building.

• Praised for its distinctive visual style and ambitious world-building.
• Jodie Foster's performance as The Nurse was frequently highlighted as a standout element.
• Criticized for a narrative that felt underdeveloped and at times chaotic.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest a split reaction, with many appreciating the film's unique concept and stylish execution. However, a significant portion of viewers found the plot to be confusing and the action sequences to be less impactful than expected.

The film's intricate set design for the Hotel Artemis was inspired by brutalist architecture and the neon-noir aesthetic of films like 'Blade Runner'.