I'm disappointed Korey didn't do a HelloFresh ad in this video, it would have been perfect.

That cheeseburger was the star of the movie.

"Garnished with a blade of grass from Narnia" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Anya Taylor Joy is one of those actresses who sees something weird, or brutal and says "Yo, gimme some of that!"

Spongebob's given me permanent brainrot, every time Korey said fine dining, a little voice in my head went "fine dining, and breathing"

My favorite part was the acceptance of death. The stages of grief the guest go through was the most emotional aspect

I left the theater and wanted a burger badly 😂😂 Went straight to shake shack.

Saw this at Fantastic Fest, then at the advance screening. I loved it the first time, but the second time made all the terrifying moments hit even harder. Like Alfred Hitchcock said: "If a bomb goes off under a table, it's the element of surprise. If you see the bomb before hand, it's the element of suspense."

“Penn and Teller: Bullshit” had a great episode on “fine dining” where people were in a restaurant they thought was high end and were served microwaved veggies and meat and people were like “oh this is exquisite etc”

If Korey’s wife Mia watched this movie, she would’ve said, “See…should’ve went to BOB’S BURGER 🍔.” 🤣

What we find out about Anna’s character justifies her dismissal of Tyler’s enjoyment

Martin saying he would just get a hamburger is a 10/10 joke!!

The satire in which the fancy foods get increasingly absurd reminds me of American Psycho.

The way you describe the chef is definitely understandable. You have to smile through gritted teeth when someone who complains about your food that you put your all in. I remember my chef saying once to a man who complained during a event and he said "The customer is always right." Before saying quietly to himself "even if they're wrong." You guys convinced me to see it. Though I'm not a huge horror fan, but I want to see this badly now.

Ralph Fiennes is basically Gordon Ramsay if he's calm and in control and not shouting and swearing.

If the characters annoyed you that means they did their job

This isn’t a scary movie!! It’s more of a thriller dark comedy!! I freeking loved it 🥤 🍿 📺

Lmao. As soon Corey lists wine critics, the video gets interrupted and I get an ad for champagne in this vid.

As a cooking show nerd...my favorites are Kitchen Nightmares US/UK/Australia, Masterchef Australia, Hell's Kitchen US/UK, and My Kitchen Rules...I really enjoyed the use of familiar chef/cooking show tropes (using culinary tweezers, the provenance of ingredients, etc.). It works as a dark comedy episode of Black Mirror. It was a pleasant surprise to see Judith Light (Who's the Boss) on the big screen as well. It was also the perfect length for what it was.

I just wanted Julius from Pulp Fiction 2 say Now This Is A Tasty Burger

The best scene for me is when we get to Tyler's Bullshit as that speaks so much from fanboy to creator, then, fanboys or "fans" thinking they can do the same or outdo the creator. Everyone who creators and have studied, much like Chef, took years to work on their craft. Im sure when fans think they can do what Creators do right away must irk them. This is very much like the Rated R gruesome version of Ratatouille in a sense theme vise. OH, I saw it on Disney+

I feel like with John leguzamo it wasn’t about him seeing a bad movie but seeing a person who had no direction that just did his art for the money without caring about quality kind of similar to how he lost his joy for his work especially on his one day off when he was depressed only reminded him of the position he was in with his work. Just making food for people without a joy for the art and the only positive thing he got from it was money but the money and mental struggle made the money meaningless.

Ralph Fiennes pronounced his name “Rafe” (‘reif’)🤷🏽‍♀️

If Gordon Ramsey stars in this movie, then he's going to be the last one to survive over looking for a lamb sauce.

“Michael D’s” 😂😂😂 🙅🏻‍♀️ done.

I was rolling when the guy was hiding & the arm comes n2 view with a dish 4 the last 1 caught

I loved this movie. I watched it and then a 2 days later I watched it again. Ralph Fiennes acted his ass off. Wonderful movie.

Anya Taylor-Joy what an amazing actress. The cast is absolutely amazing. I love the menu.

I once spent $350 on a 15 course menu once in Thailand.. I was one of the best, most memorable experiences of my life.. everyone should do it once imo

In order to claim that wine expert "can't tell good wine from bad wine" you have to assert that YOU can tell good wine from bad wine. What I agree with is that sometimes just because something is expensive people make the mistake of thinking it's good.

Saw this movie last night and I really enjoyed the suspension of what the characters have to go through the Chef’s experience aka The Menu. Also makes me want to tryout the foods lol. I give The Menu a Full Price rating

I’m sure I speak for all cooks everywhere when I say that the last couple years dealing with foodies, this film should be therapeutic.

Horror/Suspense Thrillers are literally the MVPs of this year. Many of the new ones have been either solid or surprisingly good. Been rather surprised to see that. Checking this one and the Me Too film She Said this weekend, along with a horror romance drama, Bone And All (tons of screenings now here in NYC).

This movie was great! Plain and simple. The ending was perfect. I'm glad I went in blind because I thought it was going to be something else entirely. Loved it!

What I learned from The Menu and Glass Onion is don’t go to an eccentric em effer’s private island.

I was waiting during this whole review for Martin to correct Korey that his name is strangely pronounced “Rafe”. Alas he didn’t.

They should have gotten Gordon Ramsay as the chef that would have been crazy.

I feel fans of Parasite will really appreciate this film. Absolutely rewatchable. Quiet details that add depth. High Matinee is my initial rating. Scratching the surface of a Full Price. Want to see it again.

I swear double toasted is the best! I just left the theaters last night from watching this and I said to myself I wonder if I have to wait another week for DT to do a review? Thank you! I’m interested to hear what Thomas thought.

I loved this movie! The cheeseburger scene weirdly reminded me of the cooking of ‘ratatouille’ in the movie Ratatouille lol both are such warm and loving meals 😊

It's more a dark satire thriller. Than horror I liked it though. As a former line cook

Shame this film isn’t getting too much buzz in terms of general audience. This sounds great. Hate horror films, even dark comedies, but this sounds great

Yes Martin! Shout out Hung she’s awesome in this and watchmen

I lost a coin flip to this, for Banshees of Inishirin combined with the rare thunder snow phenomenon, and the 40 minute start time difference, we made the right choice. I'll save this for Saturday. But I look forward to this.

Take my closing this video less than 2 minutes in as a complement. You sold me on watching this Cory. I had been seeing previews for it and considering seeing it, but just your little overview was enough to tell me I need to watch it. Much as you guys do a great job of keeping your reviews spoiler free, I like to come in the movies as blind as possible, so I have to stop this till I see it.

Not Korey mispronouncing Ralph Fiennes AND Anya Taylor-Joy's names multiple times

The funniest thing about this movie and how it relates real life is that someone somewhere will probably recreate 'the menu'. Question is how much would they sell it for?

Just seen this. Loved it!!! Not sure how the ending could've been stronger though...? It seemed perfectly in keeping with everything developed thus far... unless there was some sort of grand guignol splatter-fest, like in 'Society' by Brian Yuzna - but then who can top that movie's ending? Actually, it's kinda similar now that I think about it!

That burger tho

Horror movie Ratatouille moment with that cheeseburger 😂

Is it a running joke that Corey mispronounces everyones name?

As the One Take channel stated, "so much of our culture now centers around content consumption. If you want to consider that topic, what better way than food culture. Where the content is literally consumed."

Before I got my degree in culinary, I remember I was taking patissiere(advance baking and pastry) I remember my chef giving my class a article on a chef who wanted to create a dessert that would be delicious and exciting for his dining guest. I remember in the article that he created a dessert shaped like mini soccer balls and it had to be launched on a machine and fly in the the guest mouth. The result was it made a mess but people did enjoy the show to the dessert and that it tasted delicious. When I read it, I found it too pretentious. I wanted to bake dessert because I wanted to make people and children happy and how people made playing with food fun. Not this I'm rich so I need the top ingredients, nothing less. During that time putting edible gold was really popular on desserts at the time I thought it was ridiculous. But seeing it's what rich desire and would pay high for it. I ended up doing it too in my home baking. It doesn't add anything but if you add gold it make a dessert that looks fine but makes it look more gourmet and expensive.

The movie is about content creators and the saturation of media and entertainment. You guys are thinking too generally. This movie is genius in it's metaphor. The food is content the chef is the content creator; the investor bros are platforms (KZfaq, Netflix, tik tok...etc) Nicholas holts and anya taylor joys character represents two sides of consumers and so and so on.

You could make this movie for films, music, and any type of art really. The message is applicable for the way we treat the things we enjoy in todays day and age.

This movie kept making me think of The Emperor's New Clothes.

I saw the trailer and when I was taking culinary classes we did call our teachers chef. So, it's not really a cult when they respond that way. Calling them chef was just a term of respect to the chef instructor.

I'm pretending this movie is a sequel to Pig and this is just another chef the Nicolas Cage character knew

Great movie! Went and bought some cheeseburgers after watching this. 🍔

I found this more horrific than a lot of traditional horror.

You need to watch the last episode of Atlanta 😂

I def gotta see this.😫 What a cast line up!

Now, Korey, Ralph has worked long enough and provided us some truly spectacular characters that he's at the very least earned his name being said properly. It's RAY-FE not RAL-FE. We don't pronounce your name KO-RAY, even though the spelling could be interpreted that way phonetically.

91% on Rotten Tomatoes “While its social commentary relies on basic ingredients, The Menu serves up black comedy with plenty of flavor.” As black comedies go this is deliciously funny but at the same time effectively dark The food is delicate as are the players and it's bloody-filled Chefs play with the raw materials of life, food is more than just serving it's about a concept, themes and telling w story, is nothing arbitrary in the kitchen?, our culture is sadly about constantly pleasing everyone,the search for perfection is impossible, cooking is a delicate art but easy to take offense to like a sharp knife A majority of this I can definitely take seriously, be disturbed I think it's the very last scene where I couldn't help but attempt to burst out laughing, it was just so goofily abstract given everything we've seen up to this point Still for food lovers, cooks, and horror being black with a sense of humor it hits the right buds as it touches on food culture Sharp bites about our society too being satirical of wealthy, submissive diners who respond to cruelty Joy and Fiennes have such sizzling presence given the roles they sink into A genuine feat for the senses if not the brain itself Think of it as a twisted Willy Wonka adventure Someone's goose is truly cooked...

Chef: Student loans? Rich girl: ...no. Chef: Yeah you're dying. Me, unable to get my bachelors degree: YES CHEF!

No Margo was just hired at the last moment so she probably didn't know Tyler was that much into it. Because she didn't belong there. Chef was expecting the other girl, Tyler's girlfriend.

me starting this video just waiting for the hello fresh tie in. lmao

I never like the word foodie, I prefer food connoisseur. I agree with Korey, I never liked rich people bragging about food they never made. All they do is eat. It's the chefs and staff that do the work. It's why I despise people who act entitled whether it's a 5 star restaurant or McDonald's.

As for the movie being a horror or suspense, 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE falls into that in-between, doesn't it. I don't mind comedy being added into horror/suspense. There's a bit of comedy in GET OUT and quite a bit of it in NOPE. It works for me. Sometimes, we find ourselves tabled up in ludicrous experiences that end up traumatizing the hell out of us. Laughter can swerve into screams easily.

One of the best films of the year

This felt closer to Would You Rather. Trapped in an unwinnable situation with strangers.

Believe it or not, it's not that we usually refuse to make something like a burger, it's we don't have ingredients to make that on short notice, if you pay the premium most of the time we will shrug and make one provided we have it, or if it's a special order. Most restaurants I've worked at do not have raw mince just on hand, almost always it's used to make something beforehand. You might not think about it but a good burger actually needs some set up to be made, it's not just mince with seasoning, and I used to enjoy making sliders on sunday lunches, nice spicy sweet chutney and some salted pickles and caramelised onion...

Saw this movie last night and it was one of those "It looked more interesting, so why not" choices. And needless to say, it's definitely one of those films to check out. Has a good blend of suspense and comedy

1:35 I like the ingredients that Korey made. 3:53, 6:02, 18:54, 19:37 LOL

Man 😂 your reaction for this movie makes me laugh a lot 😂 you two are the best

The trailers made me assume this was a pretentious up-its-own-ass horror movie, but it's actually kind of a satire of that kind of mindset? Might have to check it out.

The scene when the sous chef shoots himself is haunting and captures the pain, anxiety, depression and utter hopelessness that consumes you when you pursue becoming a chef. 20 years in the industry and when he started tearing up and said he didn't want the life anymore that rocked my soul.

Amazing movie! 8/9 outta 10 for me

“Dark phone booth” 😂

Julia Child loved McDonald's french fries.

Low-key would pay anything to eat something cooked on a lava rock

I work in 5-star fine dining restaurants all over Brooklyn and the price for one meal is like 5 something or more if they want drinks smh and it takes 3 people as you see in this movie to plate on one dish lol its like watching Hannibal but a better movie lol

the ending was not unpredictable in my opinion. Called it as soon as I saw the picture

this movie was probably directors hate letter to all those pretentions ass restaurants :D as well as allegory on artists that are pressured into losing passion for their art

Nah i want Martin describe the movie with using Pop eyes menu only

I’m sorry but Korey made a joke saying “you’re gonna be wiping ur ass with one hand for awhile” Is he implying that he uses 2 hands to wipe his ass? Double toasted plz respond.

I just watched this movie and I went to Applebee's and got me a classic cheeseburger.

Chef saw The Pest and said fuck that, he's got to go 😂

120 Days of Sodom/salo started this type of genre The hunt - wrong turn - Martyrs and all that shit

I had fun and enjoyed the movie. Glad I watched it.

First Triangle of Sadness now this? So excited haha

I’m a fuss pot. The chef would absolutely hate me

a darker version of hells kitchen

Yes, they serve you a little plate of food, but they serve multiple courses.

I hope they loved this film. I've been struggling to use AMC A list

The flute that was used reminded me of Hereditary. I enjoyed this movie.

I actually enjoyed this once I realized the plot

They were way too calm lol

And then once they've survived Hawthorne's they start getting shipments from Fresh (2022)

The old mother didn't deserve it. She was just drinking being all sad in the corner.