Elle
Drama • R • 2016 • 2 hr 11 min
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Disturbing film that probably won't go the way you would think at first.This is not a normal movie and it will keep you thinking.
I gripping, and uncomfortable look in the lives of sexual assault victims. It relies a bit too much on its shock value.
A masterfully crafted film! Isabelle Hupeert is brilliant!
One of my favourite films. All the cliches are reversed and there are no ‘good’ characters.
Paul Verhoeven is amazing. Movie is a bit disturbing but really good
I think I'm in the minority when I say I did not like this movie. Perhaps it was my expectations. Or maybe I just didn't understand it.
Isabelle Huppert's brilliant portrayal of Michèle, a successful woman whose actions and persona seem to be delineated by the men around her.
An unstable personality balancing between sarcasm and perversion. Top performance by Isabelle H. but ELLE feels halfway from its potential.
Brutal, Starts off rough and only gets more graphic. Complex characters and balancing on the line of good taste keep this interesting.
Dark and unconventional, mindfucked me a bit, the most french thing ive ever seen
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