Burnt
Oscar®-nominee Bradley Cooper stars as renowned rockstar chef Adam Jones, the owner of a two-star Michelin restaurant who has a bad attitude and even worse habits to match. When his arrogance destroys his successful career, Jones uncovers a new resolve and is now determined to rebuild his life and achieve one of the most elusive culinary distinctions: a third Michelin Star. To shut down his dissenters Jones assembles a new crew, including the beautiful Helene (Sienna Miller), to help him battle the odds and launch a new top restaurant. Oscar®-winner Emma Thompson, Oscar®-nominee Uma Thurman, Omar Sy, Daniel Brühl, Matthew Rhys, and Alicia Vikander costar in this remarkably funny and emotional comedy about the love of food, the love between two people, and the power of second chances.
Don't be fooled by the reviews, this movie is good @DentonFan
If you've ever worked for, or around, professional chef's you'll relate to their quirky, tempermental, and passionate drive to be the best. Ignore the reviews, this is a good movie well worth the $$.
Don't go by the Tomatoes Reviews @Divinchi24
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.
Not bad! @Bionicsurfer
It was much better than the reviews, especially if you like cooking.
A 3 star Michelin movie @Dking08
From Chef, to The hundred foot journey and now Burnt; These movies found a way of telling a great story about food and culture. Combining different cultural ingredients and bring other people in and make you enjoy different area taste from around the world.
Window to a life of a 3 star chef!!!!!!! @Jay C Los
I love this movie.... Not just the fact that Cooper has the midas touch to acting, but it also provides a window inside the world of a chef... Seeing the lifestyle and peaks and valleys of a chef's life allows us to travel to an unknown place and makes us live vicariously through Cooper!!!!! Love this film