Two movies in one

Rating: 8/10 (8 December 2017)

Why I titled my summary of this movie as two movies in one? Well, you do have two different perspectives of this future classics.
The best thing for you to do is to watch this movie without background knowledge, and then you will have to put on "Thoughts calculator" and think this movie thru watching it. I do appreciate that you know nothing when you watched trailer, or look at the synopsis.
The movie start confusing, and for the most part of the overtire you are confused as a spectator, and then you think is this a comedy, a horror, what is this? And I never see a movie that use that confusion as a narrative to pin down you on your seat wondering "What in hell is going on?". That is probably the most perfect and original way to keep your attention. - First movie -
But then, on the edge of saying "This is bad" you hit your self in the head with your palm, yelling "I am stupid!" and start to put all this little parts and begin to understand. Then you are watching a different movie.
Spoiler
When you realize that overture is a book of Genesis, when you understand that first visitors is exiled from the Garden of Eden, and then Cain and Abel, and Sodom and Gomorrah, and the great rain and awaking of the monotheist religion, and that he is a idea/god and she is a life/holly spirit and that house is Earth and their child has been given to the people and they killed child and then eat him, you will adore that palm in your head. - Second movie -
The movie in artist look, has provocative visualization, which give you a constant feeling of discomfort and it is putting you on the edge. You are following the emotional discomfort of Jennifer Lawrence, and she is brilliant to say at least, and that makes you to like her, to hate her, to - don't know what i think of her - at the moments. That constant feeling of discomfort is what may pull you away from this movie, but if you get used of it, or just try to ignore it, which is hard, you may enjoy in surreal visualization which is brutal on most occasions.
For the end of this review, I give this movie 8 of 10, because it is a brilliant and a future classic piece of cinema art, but it does have a several problems in narrative, and the main problem is confusion, which I personally adore and think that this is a probably most original narrative in past decades, but in cinema retrospective it is just confusing. The second problem is that this movie to be fully understand require mythological knowledge, and non-stop attention, which is a problem for some, especially younger public, or non Christian public, and that is a problem. The whole idea of cinema is to be universal and to show and be maid for everyone, but everyone can not enjoy this movie to the full, and some will see this movie as what they see, a story of two people in the house, or something like that.