A really good movie has both very good and very bad reviews.

Rating: 9/10 (15 January 2018)

You just know the movie is really good if it has both a lot of very good reviews and a lot of very bad ones. This movie is a good example for this theory. The bad reviews come from people who didn't really understand the metaphors presented and expected God knows what. They can only blame themselves for their projection based on their expectations and not the author.
The story is a well balanced, very increasingly tense and very well filmed biblical metaphor. It depicts human kind as is, and that's the most terrifying aspect of this movie. I believe that the author of this masterpiece has put a lot of himself in the story.
I gave it 9 stars out of 10 because I think that the cyclical series of events could be presented in a better fashion, meaning that the beginning and the end of the movie kinda spoiled (over explained) the metaphor, much like the Lars von Triers movies Antichrist and Melancholia. Personally I prefer the movies that make you think more, like the ones of David Lynch.