Quite surprising with all the negative surrounding this movie. People are complaining it’s messy, too long, too different. It’s not a perfect movie but certainly not “51% RT Score” bad movie.

Chloé Zhoa puts in so much of her gravitas in to the movie. You can feel it from all the images of the characters, powerful and godly as they are, minuscule among all sweeping natural landscape and cosmic machinations. It’s also very humane and emotional; characters often discuss…

Jane Campion expertly fills the movie with so much palpable tension that your phone screen might go burst any minutes. The way that all four main cast’s eyes and faces are captured makes every glance and stare and expression feels like a ticking time bomb. This is probably the most complex acting Benedict Cumberbatch has ever delivered on the screen, but the credit should also go to Dunst, Plemons, and Smit-Mhee for propping up this chamber piece of repressed trauma and…