whatever else it may offer to audiences — vicarious thrills, emotional catharsis -- "Hotel Mumbai" serves as a testament to those remarkable individuals
no amount of words that can convey the sense of the film, because it is such a gut-punch of emotion; The cast is great [and] these weren't easy roles, as they had to act fearful, horrified, stoic, and distraught, sometimes all in the same scene
Anthony Maras is confident and unflinching in this portrait of the "mindless" terror, as one news report played in the film said. He is also masterful in delivering a range of emotions
by Andy Howell [Film Threat ]
