Realização:
Mark MylodCâmara:
Peter DemingMúsica:
Colin StetsonElenco:
Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, Hong Chau, Janet McTeer, Reed Birney, Judith Light, John Leguizamo, Paul Adelstein, Aimee Carrero (mais)Streaming (3)
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Set in the world of high-end culinary culture, a young couple visits an exclusive destination restaurant on a remote island where the acclaimed chef has prepared a lavish tasting menu, along with some shocking surprises. (Searchlight Pictures US)
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SPOILERS: Que potencial! E que filme tão medíocre. Em vez de um estudo sociológico inteligente da colisão das classes sociais, O Menu acabou por ser uma fábula doce e azeda sobre um chefe de cozinha zangado que castiga uns que por uma vez criticaram a sua comida e outros por algo não relacionado com ele. E mesmo isto o filme faz sem imaginação e em alguns lugares até estupidamente (castigo teatral do investidor-anjo, sem o qual o chefe nem sequer teria esse restaurante à disposição). Não existe nenhum respeito pelo vilão principal. Mesmo a personagem da gastrocrítica não é incorporada como metáfora dos críticos de cinema que gostariam de derrubar o filme. A única personagem do filme que faz sentido com a sua perceção da situação e as suas reações à mesma é a principal (Anya Taylor-Joy). Ela também traz o único impulso criativo imaginativo ao conceito de enredo, revelando a sua identidade. Fracas 3*.
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It's been a while since I've enjoyed every single minute of a movie this much. From the start, you never know what’s coming next, which keeps you hooked and entertained throughout. The cast is fantastic, with Ralph Fiennes delivering an especially standout performance. The plot is a blend of horror, drama, and dark comedy, but it balances these elements perfectly without going overboard in any direction. An unexpected delight that's definitely worth watching.
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Another shallow satirical slurry built on prefabricated procedures and assiduous masking of fast-food ideas with a conceptual masquerade. It’s neither insightful, nor funny, nor shocking. It’s nothing. They invite you in for a refined dining experience and serve you something that looks fancy but tastes like a burger from the drive-through window. No compliments to the chef.
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An entertaining satire, only lightly tinged with horror, that sacrifices pure genre pleasure in the second half, which would have required at least a basic believability of the characters' behaviour to keep the concept going, and, as a result, it ironically becomes part of what it’s mocking. That said, the fun more or less doesn't let up, and the great actors pull it off.
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A satire through the culinary arts (not original in that respect) that initially combines tension with humour while setting up the characters for a "breaking point" in an exemplary way. But everything it wants to say, it's said in the first half and... And then nothing. In the second half it's just gropes and somehow stumbles to the conclusion. Moreover, after the "break" it's downright woeful in the character work, which retroactively devalues the beginning. Everything is "aptly and sophisticatedly satirised" in the first half and the second half works just fine thanks to the actors, who do their best not to let it sink completely. It should have been a short instead of a feature film.
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