I'm not the only one who - otherwise thinking the movie was excellent - was wondering why the STAFF would be willing to commit to that "Chef Jim Jones" group role 🤔 😮😬

Pure shit

Not a waste of time I appreciate the attention to detail w/ the food! Very artsy Just wish it were more funny that's all

I was hooked, I loved "Tyler's Bullshit". And yes I can identify when the joy of doing something so simple as a cheese burger can bring a smile. Love and joy of doing something for someone who will appreciate it is very gratifying. This movie is excellent I was looking forward to watching it. And it was delightful to watch. The whole menu was all thought provoking, a dying art. But a simple burger that was meant to be nothing but a tasteful meal that takes no thought into eating it. Everything else was for all your fancy taste buds. Like the food critic that just "tested" the food to never enjoy the food.

I didn't get it completely why did the main 2 characters survived ?

It's like Waiting meats Saw 😅

Yes but you also knew it wouldn't be that good 😂

Same here

Dead ass 🤌🏾

Damn right

Same and then I got one the next day!

I need to watch the triangle of sadness

@@r_feds1690 you should it’s funny and so so good

@@bernnaorbe7523 I did watch it yesterday, it was a bit slow for me.

another in a similar category category is probably white lotus season 2

Glass onion was garbage

I concur

100% I almost didn’t play in this but I saw Anya and I remember liking her in that chess movie lol

@@verynick I know her from Split

I think the ending is pretty twisty, no? Haha it’s subtle but I can get behind it

She got away. That was a twist I wasn't expecting

She dies

I ate at her restaurant in 2017 for my husband's birthday. Fantastic experience. Our friend worked there. He was a former employee of my husband at another Michelin restaurant. Fine dining really is hokey sometimes.

I loved it so much, it gave me midsommar vibes with hidden meanings and so much more.

I enjoyed it but I doubt it will get more than a couple of awards I guess we will see 🤷‍♀️

‘Sweep the Oscars’ 🤣 ok

It’s not that good chill out bud lol

@@Lozza97 are you fucking kidding me?! Top gun 2... tell me your a child with no love for cinema without telling me

That’s why it’s his best film

@@pj4433 lol no doubt

@@pj4433 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Definitely reminds me of “Velvet Buzzsaw” in how the joys of the world and the fine arts can be ruined by Money, Greed, Ego, and Cynical outlooks on life or everyday General things we do. So yeah, It’s very dynamic in that criticism towards the Cynical nature in response to art of any kind.

Simple things made with love, like a 9-dollar burger, are much greater than fancy artificial "concept dishes", that actually restrain artists. P.S. Margot saw on the newspaper photo how happy the chef was cooking a patty at some fast food restaurant, and that saved her. She didn't become a part of what destroyed his life. She brought a smile on his face again by ordering that burger.

He is a person who want it support for his family, but after he tried so hard he feels he can’t satisfy his mum or guest.... The only moment he feel happy is in that burger restaurant

Are you that stupid? Or are you the type who need to be spoonfeed of information?

@@HadirUntukAnda I rewatched the movie a second time and actually enjoyed more than my first also stfu

Because eating a cheeseburger just won't come to their "higher class" minds

Because they were at the mercy of a dude that hated them and their life choices. And it’s clear he was a person that hated himself. He might’ve even specifically selected these chefs under him because they shared the same outlook and or Depression as him! The knew they line they would all cross would either lead them to death or imprisonment! The Ultimate reason and lesson the film is trying to teach is “Misery”. Sometimes we doom ourselves into becoming something we never wanted to be. The Chef admitted his sins during the middle portions of the film, how he desired to stab his Father after he strangle his mother, how seeing her constantly drink herself under as if wanting to die. How all the Chef’s aspersions were ruined in life, and how they mirror their worst aspects his highest paid clients while they themselves have no desire to change grow or even learn that they are actively harming others through their own actions. In a way, it was either him that would kill them, or the slow hand of death. Chef Slowvik chose to speed up the process.

And such awful painful death, being burned alive. I don't get it either. One thing is to accept being killed but in that fashion...? Why? It doesn't make sense.

That was the point where the movie became surreal. I don't think it was trying to be realistic at that point.

I remember the chef saying that they all could of just tried to leave and forcefully fight for their lives and they might have even been successful but questioned them on why they chose to stay and not try to blitz their way out.

cuz he had been mentally manipulating the staff for years

The first answer is because they couldn't ditch the plan entirely, so they them in and evaluated Margo, deeming she wasn't like the rest by the end of it. 2nd answer is, that she could tell he was taking a liking to her. She could tell he was interested in her story and that means she could've possibly swayed his mind, jealousy. Ralph did an amazing job, honestly I didn't get that feel from him like you stated. He played it perfect to the T, it resognates with many that have been in certain careers. Just saying

"Nagini... dinner."

How can there be a sequel when everyone died

@@pulloutgang278 Not everyone!

@@samanderson6194 i love that you go around trolling others to get a life yet clearly this is your's, sad. You know we can click on you and see all your trolling comments of bitterness

@@samanderson6194 you told me to kill myself, so you stay sweet. And your life must be great responding to a week old KZfaq comment

In what way?

She was released because she challenged him and made him feel like cooking for someone again which is a feeling he lost. That was his reason for living and he let her live after he felt that excitement again.

Do you think he escaped in the end

@@poovanna4284 Fiennes was the first one to die in the flame as he stood in the middle while it burned, you even see his character burn up

Actually the boat didn't conk out. She turned it off after reasonable distance to think its safe, just to enjoy the Cheesebruger

someone had a theory that he poisoned her by using expired cow meat [hence the focus on the meat in the beginning] which is an interesting theory but probably not what happened lol

Go watch Bones and All then if you know what content you want to consume ahead of time 🤷🏻‍♀️

Because if no one dies the menu doesnt work

They were basically in a cult mentality I think

@@pj4433 I think its commentary on cult like mentality that working in kitchen under a chef creates.

@@pj4433 Indeed. They are Slowik's disciples. They agree with his philosophy. And they are willing to go down with him.

What garbagr

Watch her on the Witch and that one psycho film with young Professor X in Xmen origins. She’s like Johnny Depp, choosing eccentric films and characters or Leo D who chooses to star on certain movies with depth. That’s why you know the movie will be good if Anya Taylor is starring on it.

@@Raiya_ru17 I've watched all her stuff since watching Queen's Gambit. She's amazing.

He doesnt have much range but a director does know what to expect from him. It was a small part but he was great for John Wick

I was inclined to disagree with you. But his character was not supposed to have sympathy for him especially as he said he based his character on Segal, I didn't see that at all. Just looked like a sad actor trying to cling onto the names he knows.

Same!

70% domestic violence victims are women

He brought her to island to die.

@@TheMaryweather She didn't know that at that moment stop being a simp

@@nah....6151 Except you're not being fair as she had no idea of that at the moment, at that moment he had been kind of jerky sure, and it is amazing how a bad attitude from a male can be answered with physical violence from a female and everyone is cool with it.

​@@josecarlosmorenomendoza357What do you mean? The Chef tells her the guy had chosen her as a companion knowing she was going to die for that and THEN she gets angry and attacks him.