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Amsterdam

Name: Amsterdam
Genre: Mystery, Comedy, Drama
Released: 2022-09-27
Duration: 134 min
Rating: 6.065

★ 6,1 /10 (1,855 Votes)

2022 EN 134 min

Overview

In the 1930s, three friends—a doctor, a nurse, and an attorney—witness a murder, become suspects themselves and uncover one of the most outrageous plots in American history.

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Release date

27/09/2022

Votes

1,855

Popularity

5.5

Let the love, murder and conspiracy begin.

Genres

Mystery Comedy Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

134 min

Budget

$80,000,000

Revenue

$31,245,810

Website

www.20thcenturystudios.com

Christian Bale

Burt Berendsen

Margot Robbie

Valerie Voze

John David Washington

Harold Woodman

Alessandro Nivola

Detective Hiltz

Andrea Riseborough

Beatrice Vandenheuvel

Anya Taylor-Joy

Libby Voze

Chris Rock

Milton King

Matthias Schoenaerts

Detective Lem Getweiler

Michael Shannon

Henry Norcross

Mike Myers

Paul Canterbury

Taylor Swift

Liz Meekins

Timothy Olyphant

Taron Milfax

Zoe Saldaña

Irma St. Clair

Rami Malek

Tom Voze

Robert De Niro

General Gil Dillenbeck

Mel Fair

Patient Wayne

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Vaughn Page

Patient Victor

Bonnie Hellman

Shirley Pratt

Max Perlich

Morty Baum

Ed Begley Jr.

General Bill Meekins

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Jessica Drake

Assistant Mortician

Colleen Camp

Eva Ott

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Gabé Doppelt

Mrs. Minter

Lauren Shaw

Angry Theater Patron

Brandon Davis

Angry Pedestrian

Casey Biggs

Augustus Vandenheuvel

Dey Young

Alvelia Vandenheuve

Sean Avery

Battalion Leader

Gigi Bermingham

Belgian Nurse

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André Tardieu

Church Official

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Casey Graf

Eli Bepp

Rebecca Wisocky

Mrs. Moran

Daniel Riordan

Carlton

Steven Hack

Dr. Malin

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Floyd Armstrong

Fred Hinson

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Leonard A. Tucker Jr.

Larry Hinson

Baxter Humby

Pinched Nerve Guy

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Richie Harrington

Waldorf Bellman

John Pirkis

British Ornithologist

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Shedell

Crying Patient

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Kindsey Vaughn

Sterilization Woman

Beth Grant

Mrs. Dillenbeck

Christopher Gehrman

Maguire

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Shiree Nelson

Voze Secretary

Tom Irwin

Mr. Belport

Leland Orser

Mr. Nevins

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David Babbitt

Mr. Jeffers

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Mike Azevedo

Gala Announcer

Martin Harris

Bund Chanter #2

Christopher Kager

Bund Chanter #3

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Donovan Hurst

Bund Chanter #4

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Jarrett Johnson

Veteran Singer #1

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Kawan DeBose

Veteran Singer #2

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Deon Sams

Singing Soldier

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Homer Aguilar

Patient (uncredited)

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Dalila Ali Rajah

Dorothy (uncredited)

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Chase Arrington

Patient (uncredited)

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Vincent M. Biscione

Police Officer (uncredited)

Andrew Constantini

Hotel Doorman (uncredited)

Raphael Corkhill

French Officer (uncredited)

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Timothy Donovan

Timothy (uncredited)

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Susan Gray

Demon Woman (uncredited)

Mathew Trent Hunnicutt

Pedestrian (uncredited)

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James Hunter

Gala Veteran (uncredited)

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Valeria Malikova

Alice Marble (uncredited)

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Luke Matheis

Checkers Player (uncredited)

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Eloho Josephine Okujeni

Helper (uncredited)

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Adam G. Simon

City Officer (uncredited)

Kalina Vanska

Dancing Nurse (uncredited)

Max David Weinberg

Bund Chanter (uncredited)

Mark Winn

Hospital Patient (uncredited)

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With a star-laden cast and acclaimed Director David O. Russell at the helm, the new film “Amsterdam” arrives and touts a story mostly based on real events. Following injuries they sustained serving in WWI, Dr. Burt Berendsen (Christian Bale) and Harold Woodman (John David Washington) return to New York to find a world where Veterans are not as welcome as they thought and racial division remains for Harold despite fighting for his country. Burt having lost an eye in the war finds that his uptown In-Laws and wife shipped him to the war to get him out of the way as his mixed Catholic and Je…

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**Amsterdam's uneven pacing and erratic story mishandled its amazing potential and left me wondering when it would finally end.** Amsterdam comes roaring out of the gate with a fast-paced, quirky, charming, and unique mystery of the likes of Sherlock Holmes or Knives Out. The list of celebrities and actors continues to grow as almost every face in this movie is another a-lister making an entertaining appearance. I was so excited to see what happened next and was surprised when the story suddenly screeched to a halt for a very long slow flashback that didn't offer much to the plot. I hoped t…

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_Amsterdam_ does nothing to reinvent the wheel but does everything well enough that I had a pleasant time in the theater. The performances all around were excellent. Christian Bale was brilliant in this film, every new role Bale finds himself in he knocks out of the park, and I continually ask myself what can't he do? Margot Robbie was really great too. In many of her roles, her Harley Quinn mannerisms creep in and while I find that fun it was really refreshing to see her get away from that in Amsterdam. John David Washington was fine in his role, I never really find him to have great performa…

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Even if it is based on true events, it's all just a bit to slapstick and fa-fetched for me. The story centres around "Berendsen" (Christian Bale) who is asked by his pal "Woodman" (John David Washington) to help out the widowed "Mrs. Meekins" (Taylor Swift) whose husband - a former American general - has mysteriously died. A slightly dodgy autopsy follows and pretty soon, someone has gone under the wheels of a car and our two gents are being sought by the police and by a clandestine organisation. Can they stay free and can we discover what is truly going on? Well David O. Russell decides to te…

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