the lady giving Margot the ok to leave. it just hit me that Margot reminder her (and her husband) of their dead daughter. giving her the sign to save herself was like her last chance to save the daughter she couldn't save before.

It makes me smile when the chef cooks the burger smiling remembering the moment he once actually enjoyed cooking food for people.

If I had a penny for every time Anya Taylor Joy was the sole survivor of some horror flick just cause her charcter had something about her that set her apart from everyone else, I'd have two pennies, which isn't a lot but weird that it happened twice.

I bet Gordon Ramsay could fix this kitchen nightmare.

Out of all the courses presented though out the movie, the cheeseburger was the one that looked the most appetizing.

This movie shows that by knowing someone's personal life you can easily manipulate them.

When she asked for the burger and fries "to go" that meant she was leaving. The typical rich clients would never ask for it "to go" and they would not be going anyway.

The cheeseburger was made with love by the chef unlike his previous meal, that's why it's the only food that looks really good.

I think the person I hated more than anyone in this movie was Tyler. To be unmistakably frank, the guy was complete idiot. He was just arrogantly obsessed food and the concept of fine dining and gaining the respect and favor from Slowik, not caring what his date thought or felt about their situation; behaving more like a child at a candy store or a fan at Comic Con. Even when somebody gets murdered in front of them, he just treats it like its for fun and just continues eating and flexing his food knowledge like its nothing. And to top it all off, he was warned a head of time that everyone was going to die (even him), yet he insisted on coming anyway, you know, "for the experience" and all that. And he even brought Margot along, despite knowing she was going to die as well, but just didn't care as long he got an awesome experience out of it all. So while it was a bit sad that Tyler was humiliated by his favorite chef and committed suicide because of it, it's safe to say that he kinda deserved it.

I honestly thought this movie was going to be another modern run of the mill horror flick. My guess was that the chef was actually a cannibal or at least a murderer with ambiguous motives. I was genuinely surprised by the depth and slow descent into madness. The layers of messaging at the end isn't even some lame 'artsy' one that leaves you guessing. Margo was literally the only person there who wasn't supposed to be and she actually understood the chef by the end and used that to be allowed to escape the last meal. That cheeseburger scene was perfect on multiple levels. This was a genuinely smart and exciting film and I encourage folks to see the full thing when they get the chance.

Tyler’s relationship to Margot made SO much more sense at the reveal. He seemed so ridiculously douchey that even in fantasy world it couldn’t be considered compatible.

Does anybody remember a kitchen nightmare episode where the owners are snobs and made a deconstructed "burger" which was shit and they never let their chef cook how he wanted and Gordon asks him to make a cheeseburger how he'd make it and the chef made it and Gordon LOVEEEEED the burger and the chef was sooooo happy ???

To everyone who asks why did they let themselves be killed in the end, I think they all realized he was right and they’re all dicks who deserved it and plus there was no way for them to actually escape so they let it happen. The old lady told Margot to go because she knew she was different from them and wasn’t supposed to be there so it makes sense that she should be the only one to leave

Wow! The cheeseburger literally SAVED Margot/Erin's life because Chef Slowik's early days as a chef was cooking a burgers. This also brought him back his nostalgic days in a brief but memorable way. Great movie.

Am I the only one craving a cheeseburger after this? Damn that thing looked good!!!

“And felicity will die for graduating Brown without student debt” HAHA I’m sorry that made me laugh

To be honest here, This movie does a good job in making things unsettling out of nowhere and I loved it.

Absolutely loved this movie! My bf was freaked out but honestly I'd probably feel the same as the chef. You work your ass off in a kitchen and they don't even care about the food. They just care that they ate at the place.

"Felicity'll die because she graduated from Brown University without any student debt." This is likely a gross oversimplification of what she truly did, though I can't help but laugh as someone who's almost done with a BA after going to community college and transferring lmao. Like all that work and you're going to kill me because I saved money?

6:02 Tyler is the embodiment of the "It's fine" meme

10:18 got me dead bro, "TYLERS BULLSHIT"

Anyone notice how Tyler exhibits all of the 7 deadly sins throughout the movie?? This movie is incredible, two late night comedy show writers came up with one of the best movie concepts I’ve seen in a while…

I think the cook kills the guests is a better description than the cook cooks the guests.

I haven't seen the menu movie in person but from this video and many others I found out how heartbreaking it was that Anne suggest Margo to leave because in the beginning she kept saying how she looked like her dead daughter 💔 and I'm just wondering if she's just looking out for her like a mother.

I hated Tyler's character immediately and was so happy that I was justified for it later lol

"Tired of the ultra rich, he sells them overpriced steaks and puts salt on them"

If you don't know by now that these "rich" islands and secret places have some bad energy around them in real life.

Tyler just wants to finish his course

Fun fact: John Leguizamo based his character George on Steven Seagel

Hes not tired of the ultra rich, he's tired of himself and the lack of joy in his art. He has lost all that inspired him to be great, but now he has become "great" he has lost what made his sense of humanity; so much so he commits the ultimate display of disrespect to his own humanity and kills everyone.

"The most offensive assault on the human pallet, S'mores." That was too funny! I love S'mores, S'mores Pop Tarts, hot cocoa and coffee creamer too, got 'em all in my kitchen.

the chef who must not be named

This hits close to me . I did my hotel management course during pandemic and it was all like a hazy nightmarish dream that i couldnot escape because my parents were paying for HM couse for me to be independent. I wasn't a practical social person i was always a nerdy studious one. So the forceful nature of being social to survive in the industry was so shitty. I was doing internship after the pandemic kind of ended and they put me in something i didn't even like and i could not question that bcuz power u know. Everyday i lived like i was dying and not valuing my "then gf" and i feel shitty now , i wish i had time to spend more time with her now that we broke up. I was trying to be social switching on and off from my introverted personality to extroverted just so they won't pick on me and bully me. Acting helpless and like a newbie was the only escape so they won't make me work too much. Everyday was exhausting and the next day was nothing to look forward too . 10-11 hrs of shift with no pay and all i could see is night when i come back home. Finally i had enough. This wasn't what i wanted. I was doing shit beyond what i could tolerate, my self respect was down on the floor in this industry and it was kill or be killed kinda industry. I quit or quitted just after 2 weeks. It was a tough decision considering i would be burdening my parents but i had to do it .That was the only one time i put myself first or became selfish.This was followed with months of trying to find a college that would accept me and my age as i was 3 years older than the current badge but finally found one. I occasionally get lots of taunts when i am back home for quitting but i did finish the said degree just didn't join the industry. I respect all the HM workers but i know the dirty truth about the industry as well. All the stories and all the coverup. Now i am doing much better.Happy and studying the subject i like and won't feel unnecessary pressure and my self respect wont be destroyed as much as it was in this hotel industry

This is the first movie I've watched after watching its recap and it does not disappoint.

So after Harry defeat Lord Voldemort he started cooking cheeseburger and started having new members fellow him he still got that pull lol

Thank you for doing new, popular movies. Love your work

Moral of the story? F the fancy sh*t and get a cheeseburger.

I think this is one of those movies that needs to be watched in full to understand it.

I feel so bad for Jeremy, honestly

Anya Taylor Joy is absolutely killing it lately. Her and Jenna Ortega are shooting 2 the top

When the man had the best hiding spot and got the little treat as a reward for a split second it was a Wes Anderson film and I was all about it. Gustav H. was there in spirit.

Tyler was the type of guy who has a PHD in fitness and would go around telling people to be more fit/healthy.. while he himself was obese.

Holy shit. Idk what I was expecting from this film but Ik it wasn't this. I'd kind of been intrigued seeing the trailers but not too much to get excited about. Now, it's definitely got my attention & I'll be watching it asap. Just from the recap, it looks brilliant. I'll know soon enough.

I don’t have the time or motivation to watch movies very often so I appreciate these videos. Thank you

I love that it's not some madman story. Because honestly, that's just what being in costumerservice seems to produce these days. People are horrible, especially to people they feel like arent even real. The only reason every other cashregister worker or hotel worker isn't a mass murderer, is probably because most of them are too tired from burnout to commit to it. /mostly a dark joke, but it does have some very bitter truth grained into it.

The part that disgusts me, the most is the fact that Tyler could sit there and eat, despite somebody screaming in literal fucking pain right there on the floor in front of him. That character is ridiculous and cartoonishly obsessed with food. I feel bad, though that he got humiliated the way he did. He was a horrible, horrible person, and probably deserve to die for dragging Margo into it but still, it was sad, seeing his heart get broken by his hero.

such a great movie, even with the recap it is defiantly worth watching.

So it’s basically “and then there were none” just with a mad chef instead of a judge? The lesson I learn Is not to travel to remote islands on vague invitations

One of the best movies I have seen in recent years. A gut wrenching critic to the new high society and the elite cuisine.

This channel saves me from watching so many bad movies. Bravo.

Gordon Ramsey: “The lamb is RAW!”

Loved the ending

As an escort, Margo knew all about how to bring men pleasure under the illusion that she's enjoying it, too. Once under her spell, the chef was done for, and he let her go, perhaps not even realizing what he'd done.

So is the ending to this movie like the same as the student refusing to take the test, and the professor going "you just stood up to me, you passed my test"

The greatest role Ralph Fiennes has taken on. The greatest is the one that everyone is talking about, The burger scene, very well written.

You are so good at telling stories, I've been binge watching them

14:24 I feel warm watching this all the way here

Never understood how she’d be replaced when everyone was set to die anyway

One of the best traits of Tyler is that he's taking pictures of the food knowing he's going to die in the end and will never get to look back on them.

As a s'mores snob, how dare he insult such a delicious treat!

>Says they won't be getting bread as it's for common people >Immediately serves bread in the next dish

"tyler's bullshit" and "s'more" were the best scenes

5:36 I like how he said anyone instead of everyone

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.

This is a movie worth watching in full length!

This was easily one of the best films of the year so far. It was so hard to watch at times and very entertaining. I also went out afterwards and ate a cheese burger 😅

When your unsure you want to sit through a whole movie, youtube recaps answer the call.

9:28 lmao the way they hand him a passard egg

2:54 could have quoted this better. She wasn't eating because there's nothing there but side sauces, and then he elaborated that it was a concept to which she responds that she doesn't want to fill up, and then he says the line quoted next.

Voldemort couldn't kill Harry and thus he went to the muggle world and built a career as a psychopathic chef.

That last scene gave me "WHAT ARE YOU?" "An idiot sandwich" kind of energy looooll

He dressed them like S'Mores, and lit the place on fire?? Priceless.

I watch the movie a couple of days ago and liked it a lot of it's symbolism

I wouldn’t say Chef was in a trance when Margot asked to take the rest of the burger to go, he felt elated by her request.

I think Tyler represented either gluttony or excessive pride, and Slowik represented god or some higher being whose sole purpose is to let the guests see through their sins. I'm sure the other guests also represented others sins, like how Richard represented lust, Felicity as dishonesty, etc. The fire at the end symbolizes a purification ritual. Margot was allowed to be saved because she knows her sin.

this movie is SOOOO good!!!

I don't think she got anything over on him. He just realized she wasn't like the others, and he had no place for her.

It is so good that it is recapped here, so that I don't have to fully watch this thing.

I love this movie. Hella good

When Hannibal opens a restaurant 😁

Hannibal Lector sends his regards....

A fun feel good comedy for anyone who has worked in food service.. the dishes are to die for..I give it 5 🧀 burgers!

This movie was awesome! Gave me a new appreciation for Cheeseburgers.

Ah so this is what Lord Voldemort has been getting himself into nowadays.

""I'm going to enjoy devouring you, Bart Simpson. Yes, I believe I'll start, as you've so often suggested, by eating your shorts." Principal Seymour Skinner, Treehouse of Horror V

Started off pretty good, it ended in such a hilarious way.

Thanks for Spoiling it in the Title, really appreciate it.

That looked like a properly prepared nice juicy burger you see in fast food ads 🤤 damn im hungry now

Bro really killed an old couple for not remembering his food lol. I'm gonna die to my regular Chinese place by that logic because I can never remember what the meals are called outside of stir-fried meats and vegetables.

Who needs to watch a whole movie when we have these recaps? This is my new thing. Lol😂

10:20 "TYLER'S BULLSHIT" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love it

As a chef myself i find this hilarious 😆😂🤣

Love the recap but please watch this movie!!! Its sooo good

I so WANT to see this film!

he dies because of a bad role in sunshine and his girlfriends dies because she had no student debt, lmao america

now im hungry for cheese burger

Good explanation...

I watched the whole movie, was hooked from beginning to end.

What a crazy movie made by a very mad group of persons