Storyline
After a group of Irish mobsters in Hell's Kitchen are sentenced to jail, their wives take their place—and do as good of a job, if not better.
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Cast
James Badge Dale, Pamela Dunlap, Common, Margo Martindale, John Sharian, Melissa McCarthy, Sharon Washington, Elisabeth Moss, Brian Tarantina, Domhnall Gleeson, Wayne Duvall, Myk Watford, Susan Blommaert, Tiffany Haddish, Bernie McInerney, Will Swenson, Annabella Sciorra, Bill Camp, Brian d'Arcy James, Alicia Coppola, Jordan Gelber, Jeremy Bobb, Stephen Singer, Matthew Helms, E.J. Bonilla, Angus O'Brien, Ciarán O'Reilly, Nicholas Zoto, Maren Heary, Tatienne Hendricks-Tellefsen, Brandon Uranowitz, George Riddle
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Reviews
58
Despite some major narrative missteps, the film’s bold twist on the mob drama still has a refreshing quality. Maybe The Kitchen would have fared better as a series, with more time for its potential material to simmer.
50
As the picture sputters and stalls, losing its quick pace and brutal efficiency in the later acts, this comic book adaptation reveals the flaws in its execution, if not its very origins.
50
It gets to the point where it hardly matters to us who lives and who dies, because they’re all stone-cold killers.
50
The Kitchen may prove to be a meaningful time-capsule document, but is far less successful as broad entertainment.
50
What's missing in this Kitchen is heat. A B-movie summer diversion at best, it's more a collection of genre tropes than an involving crime drama.
