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Erika (17789 KP) rated
Apr 7, 2018
I honestly don't know whether or not I actually liked this movie. The score was god awful, and the 'tension' music came at weird, non-tense times. The sex was plum bizarre and the characters did a whole lot of nothing. The beginning sequence when it's around 2 minutes of a beating heart creeped me out, and made me feel slightly ill to my stomach. Barry Keoghan (AKA the guy from 71 and Dunkirk) did well, though his American accent sounded like a mix between Ryan Gosling and Benedict Cumberbatch doing American accents. Though, as whack as it was, it kind of fit with the awkwardness of the character.

Andy K (10823 KP) rated
Mar 31, 2018

Movie Critics (823 KP) rated
Oct 17, 2017
This sounds wildly uncomfortable to watch, and is. It’s also venomously funny. Lanthimos has long been intrigued by the comedic power of the uncanny and its close relationship with dread
Critic- Robbie Collin
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/killing-sacred-deer-review-wildly-uncomfortable-venomously-funny/
Original Score: 5 out of 5
Read Review: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/killing-sacred-deer-review-wildly-uncomfortable-venomously-funny/
Not something you would watch everyday (2 more)
So peculiar you won't forget it any time soon
It's weird, and that's a good thing. At least the director stuck to his vision no matter how it came across to viewers
You may have no idea how to feel about it (1 more)
Don't be afraid to Google the hell out of the story to understand what they are trying to achieve
Prepare to be confused
My girlfriend put this film on without informing me of what it was about. The deadpan acting was something I was sure was on purpose; but I had to Google the film to convince myself this was so.
I've no idea who the target audience for this film is. I definitely enjoyed myself. The story is intriguing, and every scene appears so clean and 'perfect', perhaps a mirror of the life Colin Farrell's character wishes to portray.
This is such a different kind of viewing experience that it's best you watch it for yourself and draw your own conclusions. I would, however, think twice before calling this a comedy, or assuming that it falls anywhere near the comedy genre.
I've no idea who the target audience for this film is. I definitely enjoyed myself. The story is intriguing, and every scene appears so clean and 'perfect', perhaps a mirror of the life Colin Farrell's character wishes to portray.
This is such a different kind of viewing experience that it's best you watch it for yourself and draw your own conclusions. I would, however, think twice before calling this a comedy, or assuming that it falls anywhere near the comedy genre.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) reviews from people you don't follow
Weird
Didn’t love it but I also didn’t hate this move . I wasn’t a fan of the last effort from the director, “The Lobster” . This movie has very similar feel. Leaves a lot for the viewer to figure out. The wooden acting I believe is intentional so hard to say that is badb
Erika (17789 KP) Apr 7, 2018
Andy K (10823 KP) Apr 7, 2018