A bit on the shouty side for me but Mikey Madison was fantastic in this.

Very interesting idea and very well executed. A bizarre story that gets more and more uncomfortable as it goes on. The addition of more interviews with people with disabilities would have added to it however.

Barry Keoghan is great in this, and it's an interesting concept, but I'm starting to really not trust Yorgos Lanthimos as a director. Something slightly perverted about all of his films that I've seen so far, wrapped up in a guise of social commentary and sometimes beautiful backdrops. Only ever asking his female leads to do full frontal nudity as well as very young female actors to strip down to their underwear is waving a red flag for me. I also don't like the stilted play like form of dialogue. It makes it hard to connect with the characters and therfore care about them at all.

Good performances, very well paced, very entertaining and great visual effects