The others didn't really had a say did they ?

@@AndroidFerret they didn’t. But they didn’t try to copy her and they didn’t try to keep her from leaving. This clip doesn’t show it but as she’s leaving she looks back at the other diners trying to communicate how’s she’s allowed to leave and they’re not. One of the other diners kinda shoos her away as a way to say “run while you can”

Oysters are really better plain, just a little salt and lemon if any additional flavour is desired. Anything else just masks the taste, you might as well eat that without the oysters.

*palate

wtf is american cheese xd

Pallette

@@HaydenLau. palate

@@mygril2352 You are right

@@HaydenLau.if ur gonna correct someone do it right, thats not even the correct spelling. Its palate

@@lxmns3726 Yes. I made a mistake.

That moment when an actress acts like the character...

That’s either terrific writing or terrific acting, or both.

@@Magevast9 do you mean that in a good or bad way

@@infinity_sh4816terrific means good. What is the confusion?

@@infinity_sh4816 LOL??????????????????????? My god. Get off the phone and get a dictionary man. That one is just sad, I speak four easy languages. English is I admit harder than most languages, but this. No excuse for this. I almost regret learning English because I don't encounter this stupidity anywhere else.

Margot actually enjoys food. She's a foodie in a way but she preferred the real deal. Not the ones with other things added into them to make them fancy. She liked the food just as how they were. The genuine one.

Cheeseburger

Yeah me too, some of them thought she die cause at the end scene she look like she's going to collapse but i think it's because all the pressure at the place that make her muscle go jelly after getting out of there

I think the reason she lived is because all the other customers took from chef which made him dislike cooking and Margot gave some joy back to him by making him cook something that brought him happiness

I think she lived because she sent back the Menu. She wasn't eating the whole everyone will die menu, she only ate a cheeseburger.

@@christiancowan2269 how would that explain the chef’s Angel investor, he never ate the whole menu at all, but he did die (drown)

Its a really good cheeseburger.

It's a damn good cheeseburger

It's a very good cheeseburger.

It's just a well-made cheeseburger

It’s an exquisite cheeseburger

This shade of red on her is so gorgeous

She's an absolute goddess anyway. Her eyes are otherworldly ❤

I think Anya is so beautiful. She has a very unique face plus class and mad acting chops. Her fame is well-deserved.

Really like your interpretation it makes the most sense to me

REAL

does that come with fries? lol

How was it?😮

Are you fr??

I wonder how many top chefs in expensive restaurants have been asked for 🍔

It's true, it's make want some cheeseburger 😢

I wouldn't be surprised if this was true lmao

TBF, that is just a well made cheeseburger.

Impossible burger

Vegan burger? There’s literally hundreds of those lmao

@@lilovs9952 Yeah but there are significant differences between how vegan meat and real meat cooks and looks, the impossible burger and similar products came CLOSER but have not matched it yet. They are almost certainly showing the cooking of actual ground beef. The burger has more significant cheese coverage, likely to hid the fact that they swapped patties when it was placed in front of Anya.

@@maggiemakgill no shit

@@maggiemakgill the cooking is different but that makes no difference. She definitely ate a burger, and it was vegan

Actually, Margot straightened her life out. She wrote a successful script for a movie called “The Menu.”

Hello

I read online that the director shot the last scene as a victory bite and that she was okay at the end, but he loved the open interpretation of the ending

I never saw that at all throughout the whole film. She was the only person who understood what was going on.

The producer confirmed she survived and that's a victory burger. It's not always that deep

Besides producers confirmation there wasn’t, you could tell Slowik was so honored she wanted something from the haPriest time of his life he’d not insult her wish for it by then killing her. Especially as he let her go and if she died and authorities figured out she was poisoned, what would be seen as a tragedy at Hawthorne would be studied for murder (at least this version of the script).

@@brendonsimpson3566 i mean it is an insanely deep movie but the last scene is the reward. Shes innocent and did nothing to deserve the others fate so she lives.

@@Cheezeblade I don't trust Julian's view of "innocent," and neither should you. He even admits to being a monster, a signal to the audience that his justifications are personal, insufficient, and should NOT be read as justifiable class-warfare. His reasons for killing people include, a man for staring in a bad movie, and a couple not remembering what they ate. These are PERSONAL slights, as his reason for killing his abusive mother, who isn't wealthy, but who at least seems to have committed actual crimes. Others who have committed crimes include the "angel investor" and the table of the embezzlers who have committed various white collar financial crimes, Tyler, who is guilty of conspiracy and accessory changers to murder and hiring a prostitute, and Richard for hiring a prostitute. His classism fight argument is STRONGLY undercut by killing an actor who was probably raised poor or middle class and wanting to kill a random woman he knows nothing about for his menu. Most of the patrons are wealthy, essentially everyone but Margot/Erin. We know that Felicity Lynn was raised wealthy enough to go to Brown and not have debt, but she is not necessarily "billionaire class," especially if she had scholarships and Julian seems not even to have known this when he chose her for death. Tylor is enough of a chef fan that he might not be wealthy and this is his "vacation," and he has been saving for this. $ 2300, is a lot for a meal, but it's not an impossible figure for even people of moderate means to reach. I could pay to eat there, it just would be a lot of my year’s vacation budget. Two people were likely chosen to die merely based on coming with someone Julian wants to kill: Felicity, for attending with George Daiz; and the original Miss Westervelt, for planning on coming with Tyler, Magot is to die in her place because she replaced her. So this is not really Marxist statement. His reasons for killing are PERSONAL, this isn't a political statement. I can recall an actress once describing herself as "overworked" AND "overpaid" when discussing the long hours a major role requires on major productions, but also recognizing the major pay (this made me respect them). Julian is like this, overworked, but also overpaid. Julian is pissed at Erin for fighting back and declares her a taker, but her real crime is just that she doesn't want to die for his plan, maybe she thinks the rest should die for their behaviour or maybe she doesn't, but she just wants to live. His reason for letting her go is likewise, personal, she learned about him and chose to give him a moment of joy in the kitchen. He was happy cooking and serving her that burger, that was why she was allowed to live.

@@maggiemakgill i meant objectively. as in she doesnt fit into any part of his t6wisted view of punishment desrving ass licking.

I'd drink her bath water

OMG, i see it too

Hello

ABSOLUTELY!

I can't take my eyes off her

A callback to Tyler trying to flex how ~enlightened~ he is about food because he knew what a PacoJet is

Oh my HAHHAHAHAHA. I needed the laugh. Thank you😄

Boyfriend: 😰😰😰😰😰😰

No way. She is the only one here who actually understands people. She has whiny moments, but she is NOT at all irritable. If there was another character who was likable, she would connect to that person very well. The whiny and irritable character was Tyler. She acts like anyone would act in this situation and is not so full of herself like everyone else. She is not a flawless and pure hearted person, but she is the most human character alongside Chef Slowick.

*uthenized

Dude the end does not ruin the movie. It’s a whole rollercoaster ride watching it. Do watch it whenever you get the chance