Cosmopolis

Cronenbergs pet movie. Clearly complete creative freedom exercised by him. And why not after the last couple of blockbusters. Will polarise opinion.

One of the weirdest movies I've ever seen! EVER!

I actually enjoyed that quite a lot.

Self-inflicted solitary confinement with a window to the world and occasional guests, isn’t that the dream?

This whole movie felt like a fever dream. A welcome change of pace from the mindless rot of your typical fast food type action/comedy/drama films, so long as you go in with both eyes open.

This movie is surreal, disconnected, bizarre, slow and strange. I wouldn’t recommend it to everyone, but I’m also not sure who I’d recommend it to.

Great movie!

Last 10 mins were great. The scene with Paul giamati. All made sense in the end

Like a day of Zoom meetings, it's exhausting, I don't really know what's going on but I don't really care.

I bet David Cronenberg has a notebook with random thoughts and he just put Pattinson in the back of a limo and told him to read them.

This movie reminds me of the feeling I had after watching Knight of Cups (2015).
I’d say deeply unsatisfied with a vague awareness that the movie is supposed to be insightful; I barely grasped like half of the dialogue and what I did understand felt pretentious and too distant for me to actually care!

>"Everything is a tragedy. Dying is a tragedy but we all do."

This feel like this movie was overhyped a bit, and I can see why. Robert Pattinson is a a fascinating actor to watch in different genres, and while that is still true in this, I was just bored overall.

Absurd. Nonsense.