There's so much weird imagery in this film. I just know I'm gonna get random bits stuck in my head a couple years from now and not be able to place it. The shots with the man on fire were very cool and of course there were loads of Pet Shop Boys bangers. What a strange little film.

I didn't like Anne early on when she was dismissive towards a waitress, asked for a sandwich to come quickly and then took one bite before realising she wasn't hungry! I liked the middle section in the park a lot. More Lucie less Anne pls

If you don't enjoy this film then you don't enjoy happiness.

This is the first Peter Greenaway film I've seen, even though for a while now he's been one of those filmmakers I knew I would love (based just on seeing stills from his films). So I was a bit nervous to watch one of his films in case he wasn't as great as I'd already made him in my mind! Fortunately, that did not happen, and I really loved this film. It disturbed me in a way I've not experienced before, and Michael Gambon's character is surely one of the most loathsome in film history, but brilliantly played. Looking forward to watching The Draughtsman's Contract next.