Three different stories perfectly blended together. Mark Kermode described it as a completed jigsaw and what pleased me the most was how different all the pieces were. It's similar to this year's Hell Or High Water and The Neon Demon but much better than both, there are many times when it feels like a David Lynch film. The story within the story is the main drive but everything around it fits so well and comes together for such a satisfying ending (although I may be the only person to think that).
November 20, 2016 at 07:41PM
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