Elizabeth Divya Thomas

It goes well if you are looking for a good laugh.

The title of the movie should have been "girls who eat RAW meat" and not just raw. That's the only way I could relate the movie and the title. Raw can mean anything, like raw art, raw emotion etc. But what I didn't except at all was raw meat. The movie is really disturbing. I didn't have the stomach for most of the scenes. It's gross and too intense. I don't understand why should someone even watch this movie. There's gotta be something special in it to keep us watching the movie. Nothing really amazing happens till the end. Just two girls craving meat, especially human meat. The movie should have been named "human zombies" and maybe then people would have slightest of a warning about what they are going to watch. It was like watching shows about predators in animal planet, but creepy.

There are no immortals in this world, not any I know of. Eventually, everyone's life will come to it's end. We don't know when for sure, but we are certain it'll happen. But what if we know the fact that we are going to die beforehand. How will it affect us. How will we spend our last days, hours, even moments. This movie shows how exactly things go if ever one was to endure death to be only told that he have had it all and it's about time he die. We may not be the man William Parrish was. In fact, everyone is unique. Yet we'll get to see how it went for him. The aftermath of knowing his own death and how it both messes and builds his life therefrom. Moreover, he doesn't have to endure it alone as death itself keeps him company throughout the time, who discovers the growth of something deep inside of himself during his little vacation with William Parrish. And as for the acting, what less can be expected from Anthony Hopkins himself. He nailed the role and so did Brad Pitt. He actually got me into believing he was indeed death. In reality, I don't expect death to be this composed and amiable.