Let's go to Bruges!

Rating: 9/10 (31 March 2019)

As Roger Ebert has put fantastically, if this movie doesn't affect you in anyway, it will urge you to visit Belgium and its Bruges!
I love how this movie now seems like an offensive film on many levels. The terms said and things shown in this movie can be very politically incorrect.
What I liked about the movie is that even the unnecessary scenes in this movie are delightful. The story itself is very clever and the way it's told is clever as well. The morality involved in this movie is quite challenging and influencing. Even the lowest of the low have standards in their ethics. This can be seen in many significant moments of the movie.
I loved the brutally real comedy in the movie. it's not that it is meant to be a comedy, but it is funny. Just how life itself is. Loyalty is the other great element in this movie and somehow I feel is the same as the standards.
The most important elements in the movie, I think, are survival instincts and self-image. After watching this movie, you'll have some questions about life. And this is how powerful the movie is. acting is adequately good, and the music is just fit for such landscapes.