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Burnt is a 2015 comedy-drama film directed by John Wells and written by Steven Knight, from a story by Michael Kalesniko. The film stars an ensemble cast including Bradley Cooper, Sienna Miller, Omar Sy, Daniel Brühl, Matthew Rhys, Riccardo Scamarcio, Alicia Vikander, Uma Thurman and Emma Thompson.
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Src English # A great movie hidden among Netflix's offerings: Burnt, reborn professionally is possible Hello dear friends of Movies & TV Shows, I hope you are having a beautiful day. In this opportunity I come to bring you a review about a movie that Netflix has been recommending me for a while now when I do certain searches, and even though it had a 76% compatibility with the rest of my tastes, I must say that I li…More
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Hello, cinephiles! Once again I find myself in our little corner, I bring you a movie that every food lover should see. Although beyond the fact that it's about food, it's really about all those things that can drive someone crazy for it. Burnt , directed by John Wells comes to us with a fantastic idea, from the point of view of all those who are behind those wonderful renowned food places. On top of that, it has a…More
This is a 2015 movie and I had not watched it so far and it was because I decided to dedicate a whole week to watch movies that were involved with the kitchen, I wanted to light the flame of my love for kitchen and food,so I wanted to watch something impressive, also see Bradley Cooper being the protagonist of this movie is a total Yes! For me, there were already two good reasons to watxh it. I will not say any crit…More
In these last 2 weeks, I started watching movies or series that have any relation to the world of cooking. There is a lot of content that I haven't seen in this environment that I haven't seen so I went into my accounts of the streaming services I have contracted and started to fill my list with all the content I saw, regardless of the reviews or rating. The latter is important to me, as human beings tend to be cond…More
At first I thought this film was going to be a documentary of sorts about Gordon Ramsay (and someone seriously needs to make that film!) and I really enjoyed Jon Favreu's "Chef" so I thought this was going to be a sure thing for something I would find entertaining. However, I was pretty let down as this film just isn't that great. source The story follows Adam Jones, an up-and-coming Michelin-rated chef who sees his…More