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Bradley cooper does a great job as the perfectionist Chef “Adam Jones”. The story moved me so much, it was about redemption, ideals we make for ourselves, burdens we shouldn’t carry alone and our past mistakes getting back at us. It’s not a 100 percent without any mistakes kinda movie, it has it’s own flaws but even the stories with the most amount of cliches have got their own pros... Give it a look, it’s not as bad as the critics say about it!

Great movie but plot okay not so great. If you have passion for food and cooking definitely love this movie otherwise good actors but plot so so okay

Great movie

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I love the tv show Hells Kitchen. If you love that TV show then you will really enjoy this movie.

Main character was very arrogant and annoying. Story was very boring.

I fell asleep the first few times I tried to watch this. This is a good movie.

I am a NYC Chef, and I can assure you that this is a very on point movie, because this is how it really is in not only the kitchen, but in the life of a Chef all together. The screaming, the cut throats, the fighting, the women and yes, the drugs. The people leaving negative reviews especially the Rotton Tomato people were never Chefs and have no clue of what it is to be a Chef, so their review is based on so called story line, well here is a wake up call, this is more than a story line, its real life. The reviewers should have done research before giving it a low score... If you want a great movie that shows the true side to culinary then this one is it.... And I just have to make one more comment, to the person that said that this should be about the passion of the food, I am not sure what movie you watched, but this is about the assion of food, about a chef who was classically trained trying to jump into the so called "New" standards of cooking..... Some people have no sense of what they are watching.

I'd put this right up there with "Babette's Feast" and "Ratatouille" (you heard right) as a wonderfully told and acted story about the relentless pursuit of creating food that transcends.

I saw this in the theater in October 2015, when I wondered where it came from and why I had not heard of it. An article a few months later about the Weinstein brother's financial troubles explained a hasty release, done without any proper marketing. Which is a shame as the film is surprisingly good, both well written and well-directed. Bradley Cooper is appropriately irritating as Adam Jones, Sienna Miller is almost gossamer as Helene. Lots of great small cameos. The director manages to take a fairly one note type of drama - a high-pressure high-stakes restaurant kitchen - and layer in some complexity. A very fun second viewing. Definitely recommend.