Absolutely amazing! I am a 30 year chef and to be perfectly honest... not gonna say many kitchen & industry people wouldn't smile and nod at many points through this film. As well, everything was so well done. Fresh new story, great social commentary, wildly accurate portrayal of how our craft has been compromised by social media, critics, and people just calling themselves 'foodies' without any actually knowledge of what we put in to and sacrifice for our craft. This is by far one of the best movies I've seen this year. Perfect blend of comedy, thriller, dialogue, and stellar acting. Really cannot say enough. I'll leave it with... the trailer doesn't do the movie justice and you think you know what this movie will be.... until you don't.

I'm sold

You dream of this……..

You're totally right, but as someone who is on the other side of the restaurant, I actually think that another point of the movie was that the "craft" is sometimes taken to an absurd when instead of going to a restaurant you're going to an art gallery or a museum, which makes it a totally different experience

@@stoplisteningtothestatic7078 lmao he definitely said that . People are twisted. Stay safe bro . Never know how someone thinks

Without spoliing it, I heard it described as horror...I'm very squeamish...I don't like horror movies...you think this is for me?

The film is literally AMAZING. Not even a single minute of boredom. So unique and difficult to describe clearly it's genre. But for sure what's going on in this story will captivate you! Highly recommended.

I just got back from it, I immediately wanted to watch it again.

My friends and I just saw it, and we wound up settling on "Absurdist horror comedy". I loved it.

Damn they really paying for those reviews huh

I'm skeptical. But then again, this just feels like a generic thriller to me.

It’s basically for anyone who works in the restaurant industry, I’ve never felt so seen by a movie before

Everything becomes a thriller when Anya-Taylor Joy in it

Just helping u out with a really funny & almost perfect joke🙇‍♂️i’ll delete my subtle wingman correction whenever u lmk u edited😅 **becomes** (w/ an s) **+a thriller** (adding the “a” is optional) **in it** (instead of “in the movie“ Ooor you could also change “everything” to **every movie** & leave the end of the sentence as is🤷either way works)

@@savedaredevilmex6074 thanks man, my grammar kinda bad

😅🤣👌🏻

@@rifqiadiono753 bagus kok

her face looks different.

Visually the film is beautiful and the acting is wonderful. Anya was perfection in it. I loved how her character developed and how she managed to manipulate her way through the film. It is very difficult to pull off a movie that is consistently thrilling all while being a brilliant dark comedy and The Menu is just that.

Do you think her character developed? I felt it was consistent throughout. She wasn't supposed to be there, she was better than the others (more empathic), and that allowed her to see a way out after speaking with Chef and seeing the mementos he kept.

Why didn't anyone have a cellphone?

Her character didn't developed at all. She was her true self throughout the movie. She was an oddity which was not suppose to be there.

this is the worst movie ever, stop these bot comments youtube!!

This might be the most intense season of Hell's Kitchen yet.

Rich people take risks eating raw eggs, fungus, raw fish, snails and pretend to be wiser than everyone else.

😂 or Chopped

IT'S RAW!! 🥩💥🖐

Looks like Gordon is going soft this time around.

This is exactly the kind of film I love. It’s darkly hilarious, focused and immaculately executed. Nicholas Hoult delivers a masterclass performance. One of my favourite actors. Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor Joy are also electrifying. A true gem

Just saw this - I know this trailer is ridiculous, but it's an amazing movie. So entertaining, original, unique, hilarious, frightening, and thought-provoking all at the same time. The performances are excellent, the writing is terrific, and there truly is no other movie that is quite like it. It's probably my favorite movie of 2022 (up there with "X") and I think virtually anyone would get at least some fun out of it.

How much they pay you to write this?

I'm curious about the X

@@rdf3701 its a movie if thats what ur asking

@@landonhilemon6586 so its only X? I thought its an abbreviation for some purpose

@@rdf3701 yeah its a horror movie about people making an adult film. It has a prequel that came out a couple months ago called pearl to go with it. Both really good movies. They have a third one coming out too called maXXXine.

I used to work in restaurants and this movie gets so much right about them, down to the *taptaptap* of the foodie telling someone they need to take a photo first.

You don't need to work at a restaurant to know this. It's everywhere.

@@9razzler9 It’s everywhere that people yell, “Yes Chef!” and are told we’re all part of a family? Yeah, I definitely hear everyone yelling that everywhere I walk…

@@BboyNatertot well that's definitely not what you said lol

no... just no

TRUE

Just saw this movie and it was absolutely amazing!! I was in the edge of my seat the whole time and I love it! The story was incredible and I love how they executed it in a way it would make us all uncomfortable. After all, the truth of the story SHOULD make us uncomfortable. This movie definitely made it to my top list of the best movies I have seen. Anna Taylor-Joy never disappoints as well. She's phenomenal here!

I loved this movie. I still feel melancholic, some kind of pain, the pain of disapproval from people that never knew what you been through to get there, all the effort. Well made movie, from story to cinematography, actors and the balance of different emotions. It gets into you, we have to appreciate, respect and enjoy.

Just watched this movie, its incredible! I mean, they have chosen one location which is usually not ideal for feature films, but it was perfect and the pace is beautiful .. you will be entertained the whole 2 hours. Its very experimental, so not a typical story type that you would usually expect, but def worth watching. The cinematography, editing, the details and characters were just stunningly amazing.

Not really experimental but phenomenal nonetheless

Stop the cap A.I

Every single role in this film served so well to the storytelling. Well done to all the actors! 10/10

I watched the movie last night and it was nice experience the idea of ​​the movie was put forward wonderfully I really liked the soundtrack, visuals, shooting method, acting, dialogue, moving from one dish to another,and the way to interpret each dish It made me feel very hungry 😂 the movie as a whole is a masterpiece although he didn't go into some details, that doesn't stop him from being adorable

Probably one of if not my favourite film of the year. There were parts where I was watching in wonder and awe and others where there were moments where I just couldn't stop laughing. Never had a film that does both so wonderfully. Would recommend! (Also the meaning behind this film is also intriguing)

Same !!!

This is a MUST SEE for anybody who works in the culinary/food service industry. One of the best films I have seen this year! 😊

Is it horror? I’m terrified of horror and I want to take my mom

@@loria287 It’s more of a suspense thriller than outright horror

@@pokemonmanic3595 thank you! I’m heading to the movie theater now to see it.

@@pokemonmanic3595 I have so many unanswered questions about the story line lol like why was the male main character so well versed in cooking but could not cook. And why did the hostess feel like the female main character was going to take her job/position?!? The first main plot twist really caught me off guard 😂

@@loria287 Well Tyler is a parody of those people who flaunt their “knowledge” of culinary but have never worked in a kitchen and have no experience. He was all talk and no bite. The hostess has always been chef’s right hand, and the fact he accused her of not remembering an order when she has never done that led her to believe she was being replaced, plus she knew she was dying so she might’ve cracked. The ending twist is why I love this movie so much 🥰

Just watched the film..it was absolutely amazing!!! I was left with no words at the end, could not describe exactly what I was feeling which is something that not a lot of movies manage to do. Brilliant in every way possible.

I was laughing 😂😅

I had words after the end: psychotic. 😂 This chef has gone psycho! 🤡🤪🥴

Fiennes was absolutely perfect in this. Everyone did an incredible job but his emotion in this was just fantastic.

Going into this I was not sold, but after watching the movie, it was the best movie of the year for me. The storyline and the deeper meaning tied it together in the end and the subtle symbolism with the sprinkled witty humor, you could analyze endlessly about “The Menu”. The movie tied everything wrong about modern day food and high society into a short film that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire length. This film is a must watch at least once for everyone. I would watch it again. 9.5/10.

Same

Best movies of the year ?! Fucking hell 🤣 maybe if it’s the only one you seen. I don’t like being insulted as a movie watcher

We watched this last night. I didn't know what to expect...and WOW! The acting, the pacing...kept me glued to my seat for the entire movie. I literally didn't know what would happen next. I'm still thinking about it the next day.

Anya Taylor-Joy has great taste in choosing her projects. So this one should be good as well.

Pun intended?

yeah! The VVitch, Split, The Queen’s Gambit, Emma, Last Night in Soho, this and the upcoming Furiosa. 👏🏻

@@learninganywhereanytime7521 and the northman!

@@tobiasgatfield8435 yas!

Yeah except X-Men’s The New Mutants which sucked. Could be a few others but I never saw them so I wouldn’t know.

Still have an hour to go in this delightful, suspenseful, greatly written movie. Love it. Going in kitchen to make a snack for the last hour ❤❤

I saw this last night and didn’t know what to expect. By god it was amazing! So many shocking twists and turns. Love it!

I don't know how to describe it, but despite being kind of absurd and not as frightening as most other thrillers, it was much more believable for me than most movies. You just really could feel the motivation and the whole situation despite being too extreme. As an artist, I could relate a lot

Yeah, but was it a good movie?

@al Definitely not. I was angry at a movie being made, wasting my time watching it. Pretentious, pseudo non-sense. I'm glad she had a good hamburger at the end though. Good good for her.

The movie is phenomenal. So much tension, mystery and also extremely funny. Acting is on point. Could not keep my eyes away. and I don't like and can't watch horror movies. It's like a little horror psych comedy drama. Just amazing

I didn´t think this was a horror movie - I saw it as a dissection of what celebrity chefs and sous chefs really think about their customers and their work environment - it was a criticism and a sort of a venting process...

boooooot.

"A round of applause for our Sous Chef - Hannibal Lecter."

Guest appearance by Anthony Hopkins !! (preparing Fava beans)

ok

@@w9gb with liver and a nice Chianti ;-)

Lecter acting as sous chef to Francis Dolarhyde? Never.

SUS Chef

Tragically hilarious, such a great film. So much betrayal it’s palpable, blood filled horror is nice but a true psychological thriller like this is even better. 👨‍🍳 😘

Que filme magnífico!

This was such a brilliant film. The plot is new but well delivered, the acting and delivery is superb, the jokes are subtle but not corny. Plus the food is visually pleasant.

saw isn't a new concept

After working on 3 seasons of chefs table I had a blast watching this. Right down to the cheeseburger. And I can tell you they all deserve it 😂

90% of restaurants workers in all The globe are thinking this

As a chef I fantasise about doing this all day

Why didn't they have cellphones?

@@terenarosa4790 they said there was no service to call anyone

Can you explain the cheeseburger part?

Excellent film, one of the best thrillers in years!

Wow ... that was a super sophisticated and well written plot, brilliantly acted, and with an refreshingly unpredicable ending! 🤩

Just saw this movie tonight. Was intense and a good ride for the entire movie. Anya Taylor Joy is a true gift.

as weird as it sounds i actually felt for the chef, i felt bad when he explained he didn’t find joy in making food for others any more and when erin asked him to make her a cheeseburger it made him feel that joy again and i was happy for him. my mom said something to me the other day that reminded me of this movie she said that i use to love cooking, trying new recipes and discovering my own and now not so much.. i really hope i do find that love again. i love seeing the different ways people react to my cooking 😊

I might be met with a lot of negativity in the comments, but I'm still going to take the shot: You eat to live, not the other way round. Food is for survival with a blend of taste so you can also enjoy it. You don't have to go over the top with it.

It's actually a great movie. I'm obsessing over the cheeseburger scene.

I work in a kitchen, we’re planning on watching this together wearing our chef coats 😂

Excellent idea!!!! You must take pictures and post them.👍

That’s a hella cute idea.

Genius 🤙🏾

my colleagues and I were planning on doing the same thing lmao

Nice! You Should Do That in Vlog in Your SNS! We Will See It. 😊

I watched this whole thing at work on a whim. An absolute masterpiece.

Just saw it today. Outstanding performances from all. Satire at a new level.

My friend randomly asked me to go watch this movie. I've never seen the trailer until an hour before. Would've probably never watched it out of my own choosing. But I'm glad I did. Anya was the main draw for me because of Queens Gambit. And the cast was stellar, the story so well crafted.

I'm going to see it today

@@BayAreaPolice enjoy this masterpiece

Major Spoiler Alert: cheeseburger

Amen was craving one from fat BURGER cause they cook your meat when you order to see it lol

This movie was fantastic. Absolutely loved it. Start to finish. Most people were craving a cheeseburger after this movie, but I saw myself wanting chicken tacos. I can't wait to see what Binging With Babish does with this movie

I am just hungry

This was a disturbing yet amazing movie. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Brilliant

I'm SO GLAD I didn't see the trailer before watching the movie!! I had no idea what to expect and the experience of everything unfolding was incredible.

I just watched it on Disney+ and it was so touching and I started crying at the end😧

This movie is something different. Was getting bored watching movies with similar plots. I loved this movie a lot. Some scenes might get a little boring but it’s never predictable. Loved it till the end. Highly recommended.

I'll watch anything and everything with Anya in it!

And that's the point.

"The Menu" is a stylish and visually stunning film that explores the dark side of the culinary world. The plot revolves around a group of ambitious chefs competing for the opportunity to cook for a secretive and exclusive clientele. While the film's pacing can be slow at times, it is a unique and thought-provoking examination of the high-stakes world of haute cuisine.

i was wondering how they will play out the genre—thriller, horror, and comedy but after watching the movie i now understand! it's amazing!

A fun feel-good comedy for anyone who has worked in food service..the food in the movie is to die for..I give it 5 🍔

One of the best movies I’ve seen this year. This genre has produced some great movies that never win any awards but are just so damn entertaining.

It’s just pretty stupid All these comments tryna act like movie experts

​@@parsar4842 I found the movie really fucking funny 🤣

​@@parsar4842so what's your favorite hah Fifty Shades Of Grey 😂😂

I don't know why many people hate this movie, well it's their point of view. I added it to one of my favourite movies of all time. Soo good!

I know some people like to say the ending was too predictable but if you truly believe it was predictable I think that fits with parts of what the movie touches on, the inability for critics to ever truly be satisfied and how some people think watching makes them qualified to actually do. Maybe I'm crazy but it feels like they knew exactly what they were doing with the ending and honestly I found it beautiful.

Looks like a must-watch for all those who yell at stewards, chefs and waiters. 🙌

@Bla bla bla Can't a man be sarcastic nowadays?

Yay a restaurant waiter movie, cool.

@@rustybucket5465 I can't gift you the sense of humour dude. Since you are offended I guess you belong in that category of customers who yells at waiters.

@@AnjithD Damn this comment is gold, love it xd

As someone who lives vicariously through chefs on survival cooking shows on Netflix, I am looking forward to watching this movie and (hopefully) enjoying it.

This is the one movie I can rewatch and know what is coming but it’s so good I can rewatch and appreciate the work they put in

As a chef i must admit this is how our intrusive thoughts become when we work 80 hours a week😂

The should make a part 2 right chef

Czarna komedia z klasą 🖤😅 Do tego filmu ubierz się elegancko i zaopatrz się w dobre jedzenie i wino.... Czasu nie stracisz.... Bon Appetit 🔪🍔✂️🍗⚰️

Love this movie. I don't know. It feels like midsommar but food and cooks instead of cult. Watching this, I always thought it's going to go the cannibalistic route, something like "Fresh". But no, the movie is like a food itself. It's a perfect combination of tense, weirdness, and comedy

I felt the SAME way!

This was the first horror film I've watched in ages and I have to say I really loved it! The entire movie had me really invested and perfectly balanced ^^

It's not a horror movie. It's a satirical dark comedy with thriller elements.

This is such a great movie! And I craved home-made burgers for months afterwards.

Please give Ralph Finnes his Oscar now! This film was amazing!

There is talk about the woman playing Elsa being nominated

This was absolutely incredible and speaks so much to sooooo many things. Exclusively, consumptionism. The marring of the beauty of consumption and its true artists- who with respect forge - cuisine. This was intensely psychological! Amazing. Brilliant to me. It was so metaphoric that it almost BROKE!

This better get an award. Absolutely amazing. Parasite - Midsommar - vibes for sure. Anya and Ralph DELIVERED

how on earth was that parasite vibes

"Parasite - Midsommar - vibes for sure." Okay, Tyler.

I won't spoil anything, but this is a MUST watch. It'd be my favorite movie of 2022 if The Batman hadn't already come out in March. An easy recommendation for fans of horror AND comedy!

Agreed

Exactly, Batman 2022 just blew me away. After seeing your comment, Im going to watch the menu.

Saw this movie tonight, Amazing! Love a psych thriller which has to be discussed after you leave, and seen again! Loved the character development which is lacking in todays movies . People now need constant action in order to engage , I liked the pace of this movie. I deff have to watch it again to call all the themes. I find it interesting how so many people in this comment section didn’t see themselves in this movie… but in that case I guess you wouldn’t 😉

character development was mid at best, other than that the movie was great

Loved this movie! Kinda just wished that it would be a little bit longer and have some more buildup before it got so intense. But that's probably just because i enjoyed it so damn much.

After some trepidation, we watched The Menu (an earlier review from our youngest was terrible). We really liked it. It's not so much about morality, but about one person's moral point of view. Dark and funny and Ralph Fiennes was excellent.

I'm so glad I watched the movie before I watched the trailer. I went into the film only having seeing a clip of the cheeseburger scene, and that was it! I totally thought it was just gonna be a story about a restaurant and a chef, like some real vanilla shit. When it started I realized it was gonna be about a bunch of rich people and some snooty fancy food... Imagine my surprise 40 minutes in!! This film is an absolute EXPERIENCE! I highly recommend watching it

This is lowkey giving me the same dark comedy horror feel as Ready Or Not and I'm definitely here for it😂

yesssss, this is what I've been thinking about.. ready or not. the Jordan Pele type too, "Get Out"

@@VAKZ23 Get Out is not dark comedy at all. More like Pele another movies, Us

@@Justin1an Get Out is dark comedy for sure imo.

@@Izaan2810 Idk you being sarcastic or racist. But Get Out is clearly not dark comedy.

@@Izaan2810 There is not a lot of funny thing in that movie to be consider "comedy"

Just saw it and it was AWESOME!!! I didn’t know what to expect going in… However it was a STRESSFUL experience once everyone sat down to eat lol!

Loved this movie, great acting and extremely unique plot

In case you are interested here are the restaurants that are "mocked" in The Menu: *Noma* in Copenhagen (The mention of the “perfectly unripe” strawberry is from the chef of *Noma),* *Blue Hill* at Stone Barns, *Mugaritz* in the Basque Country, *The Willows* in the Pacific Northwest, chef Francis Mallmann’s private island *La Isla* off the coast of Patagonia. The spice racks are replicated from the kitchen at the now closed restaurant *El Bulli,* house made granola in gift bags are from *Eleven Madison Park.* The single raw scallop perched on a craggy rock surrounded by carefully tweezed seaweed and algae is a replicate of a dish at *Atelier Crenn.* Crenn developed the menu for the movie. Finally, the amuse-bouche served on the boat is a reference to a signature dish from chef Thomas Keller at *Per Se.*

Same article- “This isn’t the first revelation regarding the restaurant industry’s dark underbelly. It’s exactly the kind of harsh culture that The Menu, which features an uncannily similar restaurant, satirizes. The New York institution Blue Hill, which is run by chef Dan Barber, was recently accused of brutal working conditions, such as allegedly mishandling a rape allegation. Mario Batali, who once owned a slew of restaurants such as Del Posto, recently settled two assault lawsuits. Edouardo Jordan reopened JuneBaby this year; his popular Seattle restaurant closed last summer when the majority of his staff walked out in the wake of a Seattle Times investigation into accusations of sexual misconduct and unwanted touching.” men really act like they have un-warranted entitlement if they are paying, a manager is NOT entitled to your body and having lost a reference is better than having mind and body at war for many years over being taken advantage of, make change in your situation sooner than later if they continue because if they don’t learn, they continue doing it, talk to them clear as day and strong, do not make him want revenge as men tend to, show him that ‘you can’t believe this way of being is okay in his mind’ don’t let the boundaries slip if you know they are not a good person or do worse things to others, std ridden creeps are the hardest to get rid of, leave the place even if it means losing one reference.

My bad, I missed a part, the movie is about an island private chef’s menu. I’ve worked on Island’s off my main island before- summer before this, they all were very bad with t4’s, paying on time, enough staff on, new training of people they hired and not taking care if they took breaks during the twelve hour shifts. I worked at two good places and one semi-strange place. The places all had their own strange details like bosses with neurotic comments when you brought up schedules or beef with the other restaurants. I lived in a tent at first, looking for places, the island has empty houses in winter but summer there is nothing, even for the workers. I worked two jobs. I was living in a tent cause the restaurant that hired me, insisted I move out there (and I went over two islands by ferry and subletted my suite for the summer) they had told me I would be a ‘desert server’ instead I was the dishwasher/garbage person and everyone acted above me and the accommodations were NOT the ‘glamping’ tent they showed us, it was a normal tent behind the bottle recycling and garbage area and there wasn’t enough room in there to properly store clothes because of the air mattress that would deflate each day. They got very mad when I caught Covid, they sent me off the island and then called me and said I was fired and I couldn’t live on property. I had all my belongings there so I returned with w tent and money to pay someone to stay on their property. Thankfully there was lots of good hippie’s left over from the seventies who also hated the rude restaurant owner and told me all the locals know del Lerena is terrible and Forage Cafe is where I should’ve worked instead. I posted online in a group for that island saying I had money to rent land for tent. A professor let me stay on his land while I got my job at a hippie smoothie place that also served like chia cups. Then I found a trailer with a bathroom inside for rent. The owner helped me move in fast, cause the summer in 2021 had strange storms The weird one was a coke head owned pizzeria, he gave me no breaks he left me in charge of four 16 year olds. The 15 year old got him to make sure we got breaks, he also got us lemonade on the house and dollar pay raise. He sold pizzas for 20 each and had five people on staff so tips weren’t much. My morning job was at a juice bar by a hippie store that sold clothes and flowers, there I got more tips since there was only three on staff. However he started putting me on opening alone, I barely understood how to make the coconut milk and oat milk using their blenders and the glass jars 🫙 for filling up often almost dropped. There i got food after shift like the pizzeria and a drink too, cause renting a trailer for the summer cost me my first paycheque, I didn’t have money for food rlly, which cost double since it was brought over by two ferries. So I ate corn chips and salsa and coconut water on days off, I sat on the beach and read books I got from the free store and used my tips on new clothes made here and on rent at home- I made so much working two jobs I was able to pay rent at home until winter.

By the way, if visiting a gulf island BOOK YOUR HOTEL OR CAMPING TRIP MONTHS IN ADVANCE, GET TO YOUR FERRY HOURS IN ADVANCE AND DURING SUMMER SEASON ALWAYS CHECK THE WAITING TIMES AS TO CATCH LAST FERRY IT SOMETIMES TAKES FIVE HOURS. SHOW UP FOR RESERVATIONS FOR FERRY THIRTY MINUTES EARLY OR ITS VOID AND YOULL HAVE TO WAIT AT BACK AND ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CREDIT CARDS, CASH AND DRY FOOD IN CASE YOU HAVE TO SLEEP IN CAR AT FERRY TERMINAL AND CHECK CLOSING TIMES OF CAFE AND STORES

And don’t forget to tip your waitress cause the people in back usually get twenty percent. If you want, tip person and also do the credit machine one Secondly, if you are gonna run out of money, don’t tip fifty, tip less and eat chips and salsa instead of every meal out. Don’t make the service people pay for your shitty finincial decisions then expect others to pay for your lack of finicial literacy

Makers of your food (in real life) are like very invested in people enjoying the dish and tips show that you are appreciative

I saw this yesterday--great movie! Great cast! Very suprised and proud to see Aimee Carrero in this as well.

Eu am privit acest film astăzi , este un film de nota 10 . Este foarte bine gândit și mereu te ține în suspans .

I legit craved the most simple and greasy cheeseburger ever after watching this movie. Loved it from start to finish.

If it has Anya-Taylor Joy in it? You *know* it's going to be good

The foreshadowing when the chef described ingredients is brilliant.

This is satire at its finest! This is the kind of movie that will stick with you. Ralph Fiennes is bloody brilliant!

I've just finished watching this, and it's amazing;changed my mood completely; I really liked it, and definitely recommend it.

I've been nice to food service workers because I didn't want them to spit in my food but this movie has unlocked a whole new fear.

i saw this movie on an absolute whim and had no idea about storyline or trailers, only about the fact that anya taylor joy and nicholas hoult were in it. it was awesome.

This movie was incredible, 9/10 for me. I felt so stressed for the characters. And I love the acting. Such a good movie that gave me sooo much anxiety

@@TeamTwiistz That’s your opinion and I respect it. So respect my opinion too. We are all allowed to like and dislike whatever we want

Awesome movie, had a great laugh, not cheesy either just great plot and really funny movie

Wasn’t a bad movie. Definitely kept you wondering what would happen next. Worth a watch.

Youre right, you have no idea what would happen next until you realize you saying what the hell did i just watched?!! It was fuckin terrible

this movie gave me so much anxiety i swear my heart was beating so fast the entire time i was always expecting something gruesome like hannibal type of monstrosity 😂thank god it was less intense than that but still this is some unique movie

Just watched this movie last night. May not be the best movie for most but definitely a masterpiece

Island, cooking, crazy chef, boat leaves... it's almost like as if Agatha Christie's AND THEN THERE WERE NONE and HELL'S kitchen had a love child and out came Hunger Games but for adults. Overall, I'll definitely want to see this and anything Ralph Fiennes does is good!

Yeah I thought of Hunger Games too! Like Squid Game meets Hunger Games but with affluent nicely dressed characters from the Lifetime Channel or whatever. And lemme guess...they all end up on the menu in the end! That's why the food is good. Hahaha

@@utubefreshie like Mrs. Lovett's meat pies in Sweeney Todd ;) hahaha

@@Janeeyre91 Hahaha! Sounds like a perfect funny analogy.

I see no Hunger Games here. Just because some rich bastards eating and some people running in the forest it's not automatically hunger games.

This movie was so fun, refreshing and original.

Having seen the movie without any trailer beforehand I gotta say I was blown away by the twists and this just gives a few away should’ve been a ‘teaser’

Note to ourselves: NEVER accept an invitation to a fancy restaurant on an island or in the middle of no where. Good movie, and the chef is right they all had the chances to fight to leave the moment that young chef committed suicide in front of them. Tables, chairs, forks, knives heck spoons could had been used to protect themselves from the chef and his crazy mini chefs!! It would had been an added scene straight out of John Wick's book (pencils).

This movie is bloody brilliant! Highly recommend it. Art (food), wit and horror intertwined to perfection. 8/10 PS - Not for weaklings.

I don't like horror movies, will I be able to enjoy this?

@@jeanlundi2141Depends. It's got dark humour, but not a lot of gore.

This was a great movie! Very unique in style. Recommend it 100%.

This movie was intense as hell. Loved it! Thought it was hilarious they made him a cake for his birthday.

The comedic tone and timing of this film is immense

Absolutely wild that the majority of the movie took place with the main cast seated in the dining room and it was still (in my opinion) one of the most entertaining movies of the year.

An extraordinarily creative and thought-provoking film.

Just seen the Movie and its amazing. As a chef myself i have felt every Point they made in my Soul.

Dang you're one dark monster trucker /_😲_\

I cried and smile , it's like romantic horror movie , so relished

This was way too funny, I'm definitely looking forward to seeing this 😂

Super worth it - dark humor

This movie only for those who love to eat or cook.❤

Definitely has a ready or not vibe to it

A must see for anyone working in the restaurant industry.

I said it toooooo

These #EatTheRich stories are getting very literal. Loving it! Excited for this and Triangle of Sadness

Just watched triangle of sadness, it was excellent

Searchlight pictures is a studio owned by Disney.

Surprisingly none of them gets actually cooked (Well, kinda), the master chef keeps it rather classy in his crazy.

They have to show you.

The White Lotus is really good too!

so glad i watched this trailer after i saw the actual film. a lot really adds up to the experience if you go into films BLIND.

Yea, I wish I didn’t see the trailer before the movie.

"It's the emoji 😊 for me." "You meant umeboshi." ☻ Omg, this movie is delightful. The kills are exquisite and beautiful designed. There's 'The Chef' movie after which I started cooking, and then there's this movie... I don't know what will I do after watching this. 😁😂