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Bad Times At The El Royale 5/10
I watched the movie Bad Times At El Royale and it took me a little bit to figure out what kinda score I would give it. While watching I started to feel like it was taking too long to get really going and realized it was only about twenty minutes in. Then I thought “This feels like it was written and directed by the same person...” Turns out I was right. There is a certain feel that movies that have both and that feeling is usually a lack of editing, strange pacing, and being too long. This movie looks amazing. It was beautifully shot. The sound, the look, the acting were all good. But the pacing was all over the place. There were character arcs that were shown that I had figured out not because I am a clever bird but because it was pretty obvious. Priests are always bank robbers for real.
A group of people start arriving at the El Royale. This salesman that is obviously not an actual salesman is there and getting no service. A priest shows up. A singer shows up. A hippie shows up. The only guy working there comes out looking all kinds of disheveled and they begin to sign in requesting specific rooms in some cases. The salesman is an FBI agent and starts finding bugs all over the room and removing them. He also calls his family at home so I know he is gonna die. He ends up finding this secret room that allows you to peep into every other room through the mirror. The singer is singing. I thought she was a killer because she had so many carpets. The priest is digging up the floor. The hippie has a young girl bound and gagged. He finds the employee knocked out from using drugs. He tells his superiors but they only care about finding a tape. Okay then.
The priest shows up at the singers room and compliments her. He invites her for a meal and drink and after he spikes her drink she busts his head open with a bottle. The employee finds the priest and shows him the secret room. This gets confusing to write out because the story jumps back and forth a lot. This felt like a less funny Four Rooms. If you have not seen that movie do yourself a damned favor. Its great. The FBI guys tries to save the young girl who is super calm about shit and ends up getting shot by the hippie. The employee gets hit with buck shot in the face. The singer sees all this and makes a deal with the priest to split this money hidden in the floors. Turns out he is a former bank robber and years ago (shown in a scene at the beginning of the film) his partner was shot. The priest is also losing his marbles and forgets shit.
In terms of other backstory the singer gets treated like shit because it is the 60's and she is a Black woman and just wants a way out. The little girl that was kidnapped is the hippies sister and brainwashed. She made a call to this guy who turns out to best the second best thing about this movie. Loved the singer. She was the ONLY thing I enjoyed about that horrible movie Widows and her face makes me happy. This cult leader shows up and it looks great. He is very Manson-like and they capture everyone. They show the backstory of the employee. He is a really good actor by the way. He was an expert sniper and does not want to kill anymore. After some crazy back and forth, some more deaths, and escapes the movie ends. Only two people make it out of the hotel alive and I was fine with it. And this. Went full gay for five seconds.
I think this movie would have actually benefited from being linear. The FBI guy was not involved enough so they had to rush showing how shitty he was to everyone he came across. The cult stuff is its own film waiting to never be made. The hippie was just meh. The singer was good in every scene she did. The priests story was something out of another movie and did not quite fit the tone of this. Maybe that was the point. The employees story was good but he spent so much time cowering and whimpering that it felt sort of forced. I actually said “The fuck...?” when they showed him killing folks. There are questions I have about the hotel but I don't care enough to even watch videos explaining what they could possible be. Is it JFK or MLK on the tape having sex? Don't care. I watched this on HBO. You can watch this and look up when something sounds interesting.
Jeff Bridges as Donald "Dock” O'Kelly/Daniel Flynn
Cynthia Erivo as Darlene Sweet
Dakota Johnson as Emily Summerspring
Jon Hamm as Dwight Broadbeck/'Laramie' Seymour Sullivan
Cailee Spaeny as Rose Summerspring
Lewis Pullman mas Miles Miller
Chris Hemsworth as Billy Lee
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