Never seen more disappointed cinema goers

Rating: 1/10 (25 October 2017)

This is a review I hope no one that was involved in the making of this film will see because I have nothing good to say about it, but that I hope many thinking of going to watch the movie will see, because the rating is very deceiving.
In fact the only two reasons I can think of at this point for such a high rating are either fake / paid ratings, or a massive online prank.
My expectations weren't that high, after seeing latest Jennifer's movies, but I didn't expect Mother to be so dreadfully bad either. I kept hoping that it would get better, that it would have substance or a clever twist. Unfortunately, it got even worse. And if we weren't too tired to leave, after a long day, we would have.
I've recently seen The Square, which I didn't like that much either, but comparing it to Mother it was an artwork, it had substance and it had a story you could enjoy following, despite many scenes being quite uncomfortable to watch.
Why am I bringing up The Square in this review? Because the worst part in The Square, the big flop in it (those who watched it know what I mean), has many in common with Mother's most shocking scene. And it's pointing at what is wrong with Mother.
These movies where usually well-rated actors gather only to fail in delivering a good work are the most dangerous. Are Michelle Pfeiffer, Javier Bardem or Jennifer Lawrence actors whose movies are worth seeing? Jennifer is almost becoming a don't watch this warning sign, at least for me and my friends.
One of us will have to learn the director's name also so we can avoid it's work also.