Brilliantly, beautifully devastating. A truly heartbreaking, harrowing subject that the talented Dhont chose to face through the experience of two tweenagers. You won't easily forget about this picture. Mark: 8 / 10
Pretentious. Overly theatrical. Unfocused. I'm not a fan of this (inexplicably praised) extremely long story about this (invented) Hungarian architect seeking for inner and professional recognition. And, frankly, both Brody and Jones have delivered better performances. Mark: 5.5 / 10
I have to admit that, being a huge fan of the screenwriter and director Emerald Fennell, my expectations for her third instalment were pretty high: this is probably one of the reasons why I didn't appreciate this (very loose) adaptation. A shoutout just for the music. The rest is out of place. Mark: 5.5 / 10
An enjoyable remake, lifting off from the appearance of the creature and with a somewhat warm ending. Very good performance by Jacob Elordi. Mark: 7 / 10
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