⚠️ Do not watch this film if you have arachnophobia. ⚠️👀😬💀
I absolutely love Denis Villeneuve, but for now it’s probably my least favorite one of his, it just felt a little underwhelming. Though I would say that you really want to know how it’ll play out, and honestly the ending scene by itself makes it worth watching it.
What I really liked about it is the unsettling atmosphere throughout the whole thing, which is I think successful mostly thanks…
This soundtrack has my heart, I think it actually might be my favorite thing about this film.
Other than that I was a liittle disappointed, not because it’s bad, but because my expectations were once again too high considering how hyped I was about it. It’s still a good one though.
I also think that I don’t have the experience that’s needed in order to feel everything that it’s supposed to offer yet, but I’ll definitely go back to it…
I don’t even want to say anything, I’m not sure I even can, but I’ll try anyway. Here it goes.
I never cried that much watching any other film than this one. I literally had to refrain myself from breaking down in the film theater, during it but especially when the credits started rolling, and eventually broke down like I never did because of a film before the moment I stepped outside of the building and less people were around…
This film is genius.
It’s very political and feminist, as we all love it. It’s not only feminist though, it denounces so many other things : the condition of women, toxic masculinity, the male ego, the human cruelty, economic inequalities, human’s selfishness, the wish to control and possess one’s body, manipulation, the emprisonnent of women and so on. It also raises awareness on morality, and makes us question our own.
It’s filled with life lessons and very philosophical.
It also…
