Bugonia

La mejor película del año definitivamente es BUGONIA. Ya denle todos los premios!

Entertaining but the plot was not as gripping as I had hoped. Glad they went the direction they did with the ending

Far from having the same emotional impact. I had high expectations with Lanthimos directing the Irish version of 'Save the Green Planet', the South Korean film on which this remake is based. The cinematography is mesmerizing; the photography is beautiful and draws the viewer in from the very first moment, accompanied by a soundtrack that is both atmospheric and pleasing to the ears. However, I don’t find the initial sadism of the original, and the aggression is much more diluted here, though it is still present—and in fact, it is what gives the film most of its strength. This version takes an approach I wasn’t expecting, focusing heavily on social and political critique, which left me somewhat disappointed, as I had hoped for a pure science fiction experience. The plot holds together through fairly predictable decisions. One thing I didn’t understand at first was the inclusion of a character like Don (Aidan Delbis), which raises questions about the need for such psychological portraits. It doesn’t bother me, but it wasn’t what I expected; I had been hoping for two completely eccentric, off-the-wall characters. Some differences from the original are successful and give the film its own identity. The soundtrack is immersive and fully draws me into the story. Neither Emma Stone nor Jesse Plemons stand out; I didn’t feel their charisma. The symbolism and abstract elements are unexpected, though relatively coherent with the tone. 'Bugonia' doesn’t disappoint, but it does leave the viewer with mixed feelings.

Photography is great. But that's unfortunately the only thing nice about this movie.

Yorgos always do the same disgusting movies and I'm tired of seeng so less versatility of Emma Overrated stone