CouldBeWorse
Superstar
Saw it. I really enjoyed it. One that I wont forget for a while.
Just saw "Killing of a Sacred Deer" (Colin Farrell, Kidman) minor spoilers
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JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
I'm less than 20 minutes into it and it is already weird as fukk 
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
"Can you take off your shirt and show me? Please."
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
This movie was a "nah" for me. Too little explanation and too much weird shyt.
I just can't get into his movies. The Lobster was critically acclaimed and I was excited for it but it just didn't fully work for me. This one is well. I enjoyed the first 45 minutes or so but then it seemed to drag on for too long. So I guess his films really just aren't for meTheColi ain't got no love for Lanthimos?!
Cartier Murphy
Apathy’s a Tragedy & Boredom is a Crime
Before Colin Ferrell and Nicole Kidman had sex in that scene, didn’t they say something about applying a general anesthetic? Meaning like she was going under for surgery. I interpreted that as he either fantasizes about fukking his unconscious patients or actually has. When the daughter did it it was really 
meaning either she saw her mom do that or something 
happened.
Was disturbing on multiple levels.
meaning either she saw her mom do that or something happened.Was disturbing on multiple levels.
that kid alone made this shyt wack as fukk to me.
Brad Piff
The Money & The Miles
i saw the "making of" for this movie hoping for further explanation and the director just kept saying he didnt want to explain it because he wants people to have their own interpretations 
i just wanna know how the creepy teenage dude had the ability to make or know how to curse the family with their illnesses
so his dad dies and one day all of a sudden he has the power to impose physical ill will towards whoever he wants?
i just wanna know how the creepy teenage dude had the ability to make or know how to curse the family with their illnesses
so his dad dies and one day all of a sudden he has the power to impose physical ill will towards whoever he wants?
Reality
Make your own luck.
i saw the "making of" for this movie hoping for further explanation and the director just kept saying he didnt want to explain it because he wants people to have their own interpretations
i just wanna know how the creepy teenage dude had the ability to make or know how to curse the family with their illnesses
so his dad dies and one day all of a sudden he has the power to impose physical ill will towards whoever he wants?
I ran this movie back high after not feeling it on first try, and i've gotta say it's deep as fukk. The little boy is the manifestation of the doctor's torment when life isn't fair. What you see on screen is this doctor's story through a different lens. His little boy is ill-stricken, presumably terminal, for no reason at all. The doctor is realizing he spent more time on his career than he did with his little boy who is dying, and is trying to make up for lost time when he has none left (hence the scene when he force feeds his son donuts - he'd wished he'd done more. His little girl is losing her innocence to guys who don't want her. His wife (Kidman) is totally emotionally and unsupportive of him throughout, barely recognizing the kid. And the kid attacks Farrel's mind as well, having him think his life's falling apart because he cost a man his life on the operating table...the guilt he carries from that event is so large that he blames everything negative that's happening in his life on that operating table mistake.
Watching this now
The weird nature of the characters and dialog is so peculiar
Kinda reminds me of Gummo
The weird nature of the characters and dialog is so peculiar
Kinda reminds me of Gummo
Just got to the part where this nikka tell his son a secret 
Even has the Spaghetti eating scene biting Gummo
And the actor looks like the Gummo actor just older
And the actor looks like the Gummo actor just older
