Too much symbols, but the performance are amazing

Rating: 10/10 (1 January 2019)

Without any particular prejudice, I watched this film just because. Honestly I didn't have much expectation to the film, so 10 stars basically just my way to saying that this film is great and I am still amazed. Even though, major negative responses (and quite divided responses) were addressed heavily towards this film may means many people objected this.
Mother! quite follows the beginning of the premise of a mystery/horror film you see. Nice settings, introduction to several characters with their own "uniqueness". It's not that difficult to see that many symbols were purposely added by the writer/director that make us think that this film is way more than your usual mystery film. Through the film, I was enjoyed the performance of Jennifer Lawrence with her innocent-like woman that starts feeling uneasy towards the existence of other people. The upsetting ambiance from her point of view envisioned perfectly by constant hand-held camera movement that captures the feeling perfectly.
When the film starts to emphasizing the plot into more biblical story, I know that I can't expect any "realistic" plot anymore. The director clearly said that the characters based on his interpretation towards mother earth, God, Adam and Eve, and visualization of religion. Sure, I can't deny myself that the depiction are quite extreme at some points, like at the last scenes, even almost like a blasphemy. However, those symbols/interpretation were too much to handle, so that the film runs into unrealistic/fantasy/arthouse realms that probably makes other people pissed. So do I at the sudden fanmeeting at the house scene, but I ignore it because the film seems on its own.
At the end of the film, all the symbolism make all pieces seem connected into a single picture of a depiction of Earth and her "POV" with the human. It's too debatable, but the performance of Lawrence and many actors was amazing and I dragged emotionally to finish the film, and that's the only thing I want to care about. Probably it's not a movie that can be accepted by anyone and it's understandable, but I value the acting performance and the writing/directing too much that for me, it's best to focus on that side.