Still amazing. Along with The Wolf of Wall Street, this also proves that a long runtime has no relation to boredom. Both of these films are around the two and a half hour mark and they feel like a half an hour. There is a constant motion to the pacing that pushes the narrative into a perfect flow. 
      Amazing performances and characters, a flashy script, great dialogue, an awesome soundtrack, and impressively ambitious cinematography. I also admire…

Bizzare, beautiful, and witful, The Lobster is an extremely well made commentary on the unbalanced and corrupted relationships within society. 
     The dystopian world is terryfying, balancing a complete lack of emotion with a subtle sense of humanity and childishness. The music is repetive, but extremely atmospheric. The images are bland and desaturated, to excellently parallel the emotionless characters. The dialogue is intentionally cold, but hilarious. Every technical aspect of the film is wonderful. This is completely different than…

I haven’t seen the film yet, and I will change my rating when I do. 

I’m really fucking excited for this, especially now that I am hearing so many awesome things. Those things including the negatives I’ve heard from different reviews. I heard it’s spectacular, boring, moving, pointless, overblown, masterful, flawless, flawed, aggravating, and wonderful. 
     I love that kind of shit. I love when a film splits people down the middle. In an age where the world either…