Humanities faults wrapped up in a single film. Beautiful and completely relevant to our times

Rating: 10/10 (22 September 2017)

*SPOILERS*
If you think "Mother!" isn't a film for you, think again, because I personally believe this film needs to be seen by everyone. If you left "Mother!" feeling confused, then you need to re-evaluate life and open your eyes. Director Darren Aronofsky's (director of Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream, and more) newest film, "Mother!", is an amazing wake up call that humanity needs, but probably will take for granted and brush off their shoulders. I want to believe and hope others can grasp the themes and symbolism in this film as much as we all should and actually make a difference in the world for once, but I don't believe that the human race will care to think twice about what we're doing to ourselves and the earth, as we crawl back to our self-revolving worlds after seeing such a film and forget about how much we don't take responsibility for our actions and how much we take and take and don't give back to our Earth.
Don't think so superficially if you plan on watching this film. The symbolism is clear if you pay attention, but the meaning behind the film will not be handed to you as easily as the meaning behind a Marvel movie. If you don't get this film or what it is trying to cry out and say to us, you haven't been paying attention to humanity, our sins, our repents, our history, and what's going on in the world and to the world.
If you're a mother, watch "Mother!" If you're a feminist, watch "Mother!" If you're a human being, watch "Mother!" If you care about climate change and the world, watch "Mother!" If you claim to be a Christian and can't understand "Mother!," then try rereading the Bible to get the symbolism. If you've read "The Giving Tree" as a child, watch this film. If you care about humanity and our Earth, watch this film.
Others may think and feel differently about this film than I do, but with all the bad reviews, I needed to share my point of view and defend this film as one of the most beautiful and important films of our time.