Burnt

Chef’s Kiss.

This was so good, genuinely, loved it. It was just such a serious yet fun movie, I usually wouldn't go for "serious," but wow, this was the perfect blend of everything, get it
Michel's twist was honestly not expected, AT ALL but the romance I did like, was cheering the whole time

5.5 - (2nd watch) For a movie with so many spicy story lines - an outcast world-class chef with a drug problem, a dead mentor, gang debts, heated rivalries, and multiple love triangles - it’s incredibly bland. It’s incredibly tropey, but non of the storylines get fully worked out, & there are no real stakes to hold the tension. There should be something here, but it’s thoroughly underbaked.

Bf and I are on a foodie themed kick at the moment. Started with Stanley Tucci’s Italy, onto Chef’s Table and now this. Definitely better than expected, Bradley Cooper nailed the obsessive, tyrannical head chef & had great chemistry with Miller. Felt like a real restaurant.

Le film met en place plein de possibilités de narration avec mentor mort, la drogue, ex copine, reece mais on va juste vers l’idée de la 3 eme étoile ce qui est un peu dommage je trouve.

8/10