Jennifer Nahulu

The real horror of addiction, self image, self harm etc. It is visually stunning and so is the sound. Reminiscent of 'Death Becomes Her' & 'Requiem for a Dream' but more sci-fi, violent, and viscerally disturbing. Maybe Demi's best film. It is all art and metaphors with not-so-hidden messages throughout. Won't be for everyone. Horror. Gore. Triggering. I think it can be a good teaching lesson for self reflection to integrate our shadow selves.

It's a hallmark plot where they romanticize an engaged woman falling in lust with another man and going behind his back. Nothing likeable or interesting.

Excellent in all ways. If you didn't like this movie you don't know what you were watching.

Aesthetically pleasing. Dark. Funny. Great cast. Loved it.

I loved Leo's character. This movie was sweet and honest and real. Great acting and writing for what mostly was just the two of them on screen. It's also unlike any movie I've seen so it's nice to see something different.

The score, sound and cinematography were outstanding. Each scene was a piece of art. Benedict Cumberbatch's performance was mesmerizing. You can pick up clues along the way but still, the ending is unexpected. It is long and slow paced but so well done, that with little dialogue, the characters have so much depth and backstory. Rose and Peter's characters were as complex and interesting as Phil's. I am left wanting more. Excellent film.

I would put this is in a drama genre so as not to piss people off. I thought it was artful and real. I also love Willian Fichtner in everything he is in. Wish he was my neighbor.

Great cast but cloying and didn't connect to the characters or the story. Cringeworthy.