I thought this was going to be like “ hide and seek or invitation“ not even close. I still cant figure out if Oliver “wanted” Felix or wanted to BE Felix.. I guess if he couldn’t have him he’d take what he could get? Sadly an an accurate , relatable, LGB portrayal . . EXCELLENT
Rosamund Pike IS PERFECT!

Ah, Great movie. Engaging, entertaining, intricate.

Carry on…and eat the rich.

Genius. I didn’t see that ending coming at all. Keoghan is fantastic in the lead role as are all the cast. I thoroughly enjoyed this. It was so well done. It reminded me a lot of the movie The Talented Mr Ripley w/the obsession facet being a huge component that compels characters. I have a few questions though like did Keoghan’s character kill the husband too or did I miss that? Wouldn’t forensics have done tests in the autopsies of the brother & sister? And also notice that Pike’s character’s tubes had been pulled out? He surely would not have walked away scott free w/a fortune like that without some scrutiny from police and any remaining relatives. Still an amazing film though. I loved that last dance sequence to the song ‘Murder On The Dance Floor’. Very clever.

This was not a comedy as indicated among the genres, it is a psycho-thriller as #ThinMan beautifully puts. And it is in excess of two hours although I never got bored of it. After a long vegetation where we witness the build-up of the characters, a short harvest at the end follows where I at last asked “wow, further?”. So multidimensional, intricately woven the characters (i.e. narcissist/door mat, drama triangles, …) are, it is impossible to look through a black and white singular perspective, even the most disgusting scenes become simultaneously appealing, funny, innocent… There are so many very, very symbolic scenes, I am sure it will be intensively and thoroughly analysed by others. Superbly provocative yet casually innocent, it allows you to view everything through the lenses of everyone involved concurrently highlighting the social dynamics and role-sharing at a higher level while illustrating dependencies between singular characters. Until the “harvest”, I had no idea it would be like this, so be patient with the flow, some comedy parts appear when people display some very British responses in their agonising denials of the ongoing culling.