The House That Jack Built
Drama • R • 2018 • 2 hr 32 min
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Matt Dillon, Bruno Ganz, Uma Thurman, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Sofie Gråbøl
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Pretty gore-y but the ending is quite fascinating
A poetic masterpiece in Dante’s inferno journey to hell.
One I will never forget. It was brutal and scary, but incredibly made. Kept my interest the whole way. It is a work of art!
Such a vile yet intriguing movie. Really like the camera work and story. Got a little out there at times, but really enjoyed it.
I wasn’t expecting such a great film. It’s dark and goes all Dante’s Inferno
Funny, horrifying, playful, visually inventive and conceptually rich. A great film if you can stomach it.
Hauntingly painful and elegant. It’s bizarre and stomach churning, but whatever you do, don’t look away.
Too much but god damn it great cinema. Wont watch again.
Very psychological!!! Like Dexter meets Dante’s Inferno. Either you’ll like it or you’ll hate it.
One of the greatest and thrilling movies off all time. Camerawork, writing, and acting are phenomenal. Not for weak minded individuals
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