Devshree Nigam

Had really high hopes after watching Poor Things and The Favorite but was so disappointed. It seemed Yargos's only purpose is to take good actors and make them do absurd things for the sake of shock value. Apart from the absurdity and no underlying sense to any of the plots, the film felt almost depressing and utter nonsensical. I think Emma Stone should be wary of staring in next Yargos production as her standards are falling low.

It is becoming a fashion to mock the rich for their lifestyle and make a movie out of it and try to sell it to the masses. I am disappointed with The Menu because in spite of a stellar cast and very very good acting, the story line was very nonsensical and somehow the relation or association with any of the charactery was missing. How come so many guests just behaved like sitting ducks and did not die trying to escape, except for the escort. This just does not made any sense. Even in the real world, people do not behave like this until they are depressed or suicidal. None of the characters were shown to be suicidal, except for perhaps Tyler who might have been suicidal in his outside life as he later hangs himself. We don't even know that for sure. But 8 to 9 other people who had the zest for life and were living full thriving lifestyle, just sat wide eyed watching themselves accept their death and not actually making any effort. This is something I couldn't digestive and that is why the menu inspite of brilliant cinematography, acting and overall set up is a movie which I will remember as disappointing towards the end.

I am so glad that we are still evolving to high quality storytelling. Having lost faith in the past few years in the art of cinema, this movie just restored it back. Beautiful. Touching. Go watch this masterpiece and you will come out either truly enthralled or disturbed. My bet is on the former.

Poorly made docu series. Trial should be by court and not a media trial.

A good movie after a long time. Will highly recommend thanks to great cinematography and direction along with stellar performances.

Heartbreaking and soul stirring. But a splendid piece of art.

Beautiful expression, sadly the world focuses on instant entertainment and this is a sublime work. In my opinion, such art should be promoted more and more.