The Royal Hotel
Drama • R • 2023 • 1 hr 31 min
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Unique setting and intriguing story. Not must-see, but its atmosphere and mystery will peak your interest.
I liked it. It was a realistic rendition of the movie “Men”.
Rough edges but worth the watch..reminder tis good to be scared of traditional aussie minesite male culture, the threat builds, but...
Claustrophobic dread, toxic masculinity simmering — every drink, every glance feels like a loaded gun. Uneasy, raw, slow-burn terror.
Decent acting & builds some good suspenseful/creepy moments, but v anticlimactic by the end & the lack of survival instinct is excruciating
Highly suspenseful throughout. Great use of underlying fear.
The Royal Hotel is a Film of imminent threat and tension. It simmers and boils as danger lurks. Makes for a good thriller worth seeing.
Thriller about two young women who agree to work at a bar in the Australian Outback, many scenes become very tense
This was not a thriller. It was just a really bad movie about a bunch of alcoholics. It was boring and slow.
This really could have been great, but they introduce a lot of story threads that go nowhere and it all builds to nothing.
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Director Kitty Green on reuniting with Julia Garner and The Royal Hotel's writing battle | BAFTA
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THE ROYAL HOTEL at TIFF 2023 | Q&A Kitty Green
