Stabs a knife into the pretiousness of the gourmet food industry
I’m a Foodie so I loved how this movie started with a bunch of people going to an exclusive restaurant with all the pomp and pretentiousness that goes along with it. That’s the whole point. It’s a satire that takes a knife to the gourmet food industry and all its followers like myself.<br /><br />Ralph Fiennes plays the psychopath well along with his stone faced assistant Hong Chau. Anya Taylor-Joy is the best character because she’s the only one that doesn’t fall for the show. That’s because she’s not like the other customers. You’ll have to figure that out for yourself. Nicholas Hoult and Paul Adelstein are the most annoying with Hoult only caring about the imagery and Adelstein being an enabler. The ending was fittingly crazy and I’ll never look at a smore the same way again.
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