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Don't look at the couple
Lucile 2022-12-01 23:42:13
This is a black allegory film about love and marriage. Although it is under the banner of dystopia, every plot with black humor mocks the absurd nature of the utopia of marriage partners. Loser professional Colin Farrell does not have " The decisiveness in True Detective does not have the deliberation in "The Killer Has No Holidays". This time, he completely interprets the role as an escapist, and can't help but sigh, what else can Farrell play besides this loser role? , When you are single for a long time, you will become a dog, but when you are together, you tell us all that living a lifetime is the most essential survival requirement. The black love dystopian fable feature film, "The Lobster", is recommended for couples not to watch.
Extended Reading
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Frank 2022-05-19 22:51:19
The hotel does not allow single dogs, the city pays attention to matching families, and the extreme couples in the woods (countryside) die together... It's a true portrayal of the world. The narrative and soundtrack are quite retro... Actually, I think a soundtrack with a minimalist impression like "Into the House" should be used.
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Breana 2022-05-19 21:45:30
The soundtrack is slightly explosive, and the final open-ended ending is kind enough; the same fable world is more fun than "Dogtooth", and in some places there is a bit of new wave meaning.
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Loner Leader: Do you love her?
Campari Man: With all my heart
Loner Leader: How much do you love her? On a scale of 1 to 15.
Campari Man: 14.
Loner Leader: 14 is a very impressive score. He loves her very much indeed. Who do you think we should kill? Who will be able to live on their own better?
Campari Man: ...
Loner Leader: You. If this woman dies, do you think you will manage on your own or will you get involved with someone else?
Campari Man: No. I can live alone, she cannot... I like sitting in the room. Relaxes me. Calms me. I like it a lot. I can definitely live on my own.
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David: What blood type are you?