Cronenberg envisions a disturbing future where there's no pain or sickness, some people have evolved to eat plastic, and everyone's obsessed with body and surgery like it's the "new sex".

This movie it's a super interesting speculative exercise. It's filled with fascinating concepts and ideas about the future that hold great potential. However, the movie sadly falls short in most other aspects.

The plot lacks depth and feels both too simple and unclear. It's hard to understand what's going on…

"Killers of the Flower Moon" is a revisionist western film, based on a true story from the 1920s.The perspective is primarily that of the "civilized" white men, even though they are clearly portrayed as the greedy villains throughout the movie. It's a film that dives into the banality of evil to which the Osage tribe are the helpless victims.
People from the tribe are depicted without relying on overly stereotypical portrayals, which is refreshing to see in a big blockbuster.…