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The Laundromat

2019

Action / Comedy / Crime / Drama / History

The Laundromat

2019

Action / Comedy / Crime / Drama / History

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42% TOMATOMETER · 177 reviews

40% AUDIENCE · 1K ratings

6.3/10 · 58.8K

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politics fraud panama based on true story money insurance

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Plot summary

When a widow gets swindled out of insurance money, her search for answers leads to two cunning lawyers in Panama who hide cash for the superrich.

Director

Steven Soderbergh

Top cast

Gary Oldman as Jürgen Mossack

Robert Patrick as Captain Perry

Jeffrey Wright as Malchus Irvin Boncamper

Antonio Banderas as Ramón Fonseca

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

841.95 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 10

1.49 GB

1920*1072

English 2.0

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 36

Comments 4

_artemis 695 days ago

Good old equip.

Tahir571 1276 days ago

the rich can get away with anything

GEOS78 2569 days ago

I watched it. It is a good watch, very entertaining in how it tells the story. Also, it does alot to reveal issues regarding monetary law that should probably be reformed. And of course, the cast is redonkulous!

Basil80 2570 days ago

Thanks very much!

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5 / 10

Remember the Panama Papers? Those leaked documents that

Sheldon Nylander

Remember the Panama Papers? Those leaked documents that detailed how various people and companies created off-shore shell companies in order to avoid paying…

Remember the Panama Papers? Those leaked documents that detailed how various people and companies created off-shore shell companies in order to avoid paying billions if not trillions in taxes around the world? No? I’m not surprised. It was a huge story that seemed to become a flash in the pan and many people forgot about it after the coverage dried up because, very likely, the corporations that run the news media tried to bury it. But these folks didn’t forget. The film’s title refers to the whole operation as generally being a money laundering scheme. Featuring an ensemble cast of Hollywood who’s who as well as who’s that, this Steven Soderbergh film invariably draws comparisons to Adam McKay’s “The Big Short,” both in subject matter and style. The narrators, played by Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas, frequently address the camera directly. Usually, this has the effect of making the audience feel like they’re in on the scheme, but it’s not as effective as when it was used in, say, “House of Cards.” Why? I can’t quite put my finger on it, but it likely has to do with the complexity of the scheme. Their characters are more than just narrators, but are actual players in the overall story, lawyers who created the paperwork and did the legwork to get these schemes off the ground. As such, they actually try to explain it, both simplified and with a certain complexity that leaves one a little unsure of the truth. Maybe that was the idea, but from a storytelling perspective, it didn’t quite work. And effect is part of the problem with this film. Aside from being done as a comedy for what is in fact a very serious subject (the reporter who exposed this story was later killed by a car bomb), this film doesn’t feel very effective in conveying outrage. In fact, it feels less like outrage and more like being impotently miffed. The film doesn’t feel like it conveys the gravity of the situation. Which is very disappointing given the talent involved and the chance to really bring this subject back into the public eye. While I have to give the filmmakers credit with trying to make the complex money laundering scheme in the Panama Papers digestible to a general audience and keeping this visible, ultimately it feels like it’s too little too late.

5 / 10

I didn't enjoy this at all, yet I

r96sk

I didn't enjoy this at all, yet I still weirdly reflect on it to be better than it had any right to be. That's thanks to the cast of 'The Laundromat'. Meryl…

6 / 10

This had the potential to be an eye-opening

CinemaSerf

This had the potential to be an eye-opening opportunity to bring to the fore all the devious antics and off-shore activities carried out by people from all…

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