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A young couple visits an exclusive restaurant on a remote island where the acclaimed chef has prepared a great tasting menu with some shocking surprises.

,menu, or rather definite tasting. The most exclusive restaurant in the world, a chef who borders on divinity, an island, twelve guests. It is the setting for a film by Marc Myllod produced by Adam McKay. And this last piece of information will be enough to understand the tone of this bizarre comedy that encases a good portion of humanity in one room, judged by master Slovik through the various courses of a dinner that will turn out to be unforgettable.
Written by Seth Reiss and Will Tracy, the latter of whom is already a writer succession

And so another seal of quality, menu It is a philosophical work, a praise of contemporary madness in all its most hypocritical and outrageous forms. But above all it is a film about different forms of power.
Each micro-story of each table is based on the exercise of the same, in which the actor is now passing rich upper-class couple with his personal assistant on the boulevard along with three large scale digital financiers with undoubtedly non-existent morals and two Food critics have been known to be capable of ending careers and have a relationship similar to that between a dominant and a submissive. And above all it is He, the transcendental cook, who knows how to feed these filthy creatures. and how to tame them.
A very classic game of carnage but one that developed in the geometric environment of a design restaurant, takes on even more value in this contemporaneity in which everything is self-referential, in which art is a tool for the transcendence of mediocrity, because it Thinks he understands it, or even better is able to find faults, leaks, shortcomings.
(…) it is very clear and clear menu, This can be a drawback, but it also has the advantage of making it accessible to all without falling into an overabundance of explanation. And it is a film that makes us reflect on the uselessness of many things of this so-called modernity, on current fashion and on art and culture in easily accessible products with the right tools, commonly known as money.
want to read political menu Could easily be confused as a subversive film. This is only partially so, as Slovik’s plan is primarily motivated by vengeance, but basically every revolution stems from resentment and envy of one social class towards the privileged of another.
This exquisite dinner is served by a wonderful Ralph Fiennes, while John Leguizamo and Nicholas Hoult are among the most charming diners. A different discussion for Anya Taylor-Joy, a young actress who isn’t afraid of anything or anyone.
Haven’t seen such a delicious evening in a long time. And it is worth cherishing it in the company.

Alessandro de Simone, Siak Magazine