You can hate it or love it but definitely it will remain in your mind

Rating: 8/10 (28 May 2018)

Aronofsky realizes another of his controversial films, born to create discussions, speculations, unworthy, admiration but in any case on which it is very much reflected, and probably this is one of the most enigmatic and introspective, to its conclusion you can hate it, you can love it and you can remain banned, but one thing is certain, it is a film to see, and in a different way from any other film you have ever seen, because it is a film different from any other, a unique, unrepeatable experience hard to forget.
Throughout the film there is a strange, almost annoying and deep feeling of discomfort and loss, a feeling shared with the protagonist through the eyes of which we witness surreal, grotesque, impossible and incoherent (at least apparently) events linked to each other in an almost frenetic, disoriented and confusing way and you can not help but assist, helpless, powerless, stifling from emotions and feelings that are difficult to repress but that consume us and consume her.
Aronofsky directs with great presumption, it must be said, but also ambition and cunning a complex film to be seen, understood and absorbed but also to be realized; through his claustrophobic close-ups and the constantly moving hand-held camera creates an insatiable puzzle of ideas and images connects each other with difficulty but which, once completed, can give gratification and satisfaction, thanks also to the really extraordinary and courageous sequences.
Inexplinable the Razzie Awards nomination of this year for Jennifer Lawrence (as well as the ones for director and Javier Bardem) who manages to take on the role of an extremely difficult character to play because is fragile, lost, confused, but with her hypnotic look manages to express a multitude of emotions at the same time and manages to create a strong bond between her and the viewer who remains immobilized to observe her by trying exactly what she feels.
Everyone can derive completely different meanings from each other and think of opinions that are totally conflicting with each other because everyone sees something of his own and personal, and I certainly will not be the one to impose my own but I can say that I found it brilliant, even if not perfect, and it's easy to hate it as much as love it so I will not tell you that you will definitely like it but I strongly recommend you to see it to really understand what I'm talking about and maybe you'll love it.