Lamb

Nothing happens, the movie has no point, it doesn't build any tension. It's just boring and pretentious.

It is more of a bizarre version of a dramatic story than anything else. There are only two "oh crap!" moments in the entire movie for me.

Lamb has an concept but it's execution is a long journey to reach a lackluster destination

This movie was absolute booty. Thanks for the recommendation Flem & Britt..

This one is half human half sheep which is gets good at the end when the finally found his real father not the step father.

I absolutely love Noomi Rapace. I've enjoyed everything that I've seen her in. She's a wonderful actress. It's difficult to describe how this movie made me feel. The atmosphere of the movie started felt strange from the get go. The isolation of what looked like a lonely barren wasteland gave me a feeling of dread throughout the entire movie. When the "lamb" was born, the feeling of dread became worse when they took it away from the mother sheep and took it into their house. I could feel that something wasn't right. This movie had my mind racing in all sorts of directions, but the underlying current of pending doom never let up. When the final credits began to roll, I was like, "what the hell did I just watch?" That was over an hour ago, and I still feel like I'm in that green and gray wasteland of a place staring at those ominous mountains. I'm not sure what the producers of the movie wanted viewers to feel, but I'm feeling 5 stars worth of foreboding anxiousness.

Beautifully stark remote scenery, good acting, nice soundtrack, decent effects, but a somewhat silly story.

i don't mind slow burn movies, foreign films, art films. but it ended too abruptly and not enough explanation. if you haven't started rolling the film, don't get into it. sorry guys it was very well made, but needed more than the ending we got. great performances though

Valdimar Jóhannsson, Icelandic drama with minor elements of horror & I can honestly say I don't think I've seen any other film that is a sweet tale about parenthood & also manage to have a creepy atmosphere which we're treated to early on as we see the point of view of an unknown entity walking through the mist covering the Icelandic countryside listening to its heavy breathing. Story of losing a child & the bizarre situation of filling the void of their lost.

A child's fable set in desolate Iceland. I'll watch anything with Noomi Rapace. It is a weird film. Something different.