The Menu

Deliciously flinty humor about the conflict between art and consumerism. Each deftly cast persona contributes to the main course; stay for the just deserts. PSA: Eat a good burger right before or directly afterward.

A truly delicious movie. One of my favorite films of all time. Also, Tyler's Bullshit is the best dish ever.

The Menu serves up all sorts of surprises, some intriguing and others bizarre but overall, a very satisfying, unique and one-of-a kind meal.

The writing is terrible! I really don't get why people like this movie. The way the characters acted made no sense at all.

Maybe this movie is more intelligent than I can analyze. Perhaps it's a masterpiece, but my conventional taste keeps me from appreciating its subtleties and exquisite nuances. In essence, I view it as akin to contemporary art pieces that initially appear nonsensical—we doubt ourselves, take a second look, yet still find it ridiculous.

In the movie, the chef talks a lot about art, and what makes it perfect and how it's been destroyed. Well, this movie is art

A shockingly great film that's less a horror movie and more of a social commentary, "The Menu" hits all the right notes you'd expect from a spectacular film, and while the ending may disappoint, the rest of the film hits it out of the park with style.

The movie it self is very good. Its Tasty. The beginning is a little slow moving. And the plot comes in later on the movie. But after that its just sauce. It shows persanality and food love. If that makes sence. But the ending is just good. It shows a Big motivation for food. And shows that expensive food isn't better than cheap food.

Great movie very entertaining

Brilliantly acted and a cerebral dark comedy. The menu goes down a treat.