It's masterpiece once you connect all pieces

Rating: 9/10 (7 November 2017)

First rule of going to see Darren Aronofsky (Pi, Requiem for a Dream, The Fountain, Black Swan) movie is to be open minded and not to freak out when he starts to throw out stuff that in first might not make sense but you need to let the feeling take over you. Loving couple gets their paradise interrupted upon arrival of strange visitor and it just picks up from there to things that you can't imagine that Aronofsky saw. In moment that movie ends and you are leaving theater there are voices of people talking - What did I just see -, -What just happened-, -This is one of the worst movies I saw-, -I don't get it- and just then you find couple people fighting with themselves trying to figure out bigger picture of it and frankly told you need to spend some time putting peaces together because it ain't easy at first. In moment you realize how magnificent and full of lively metaphors movie is you are mind blown with how little director/writer of movie can do. Darren Aronofsky made a huge venture in trying to transform bigger picture to movie screen which seems impossible until you see and realize it. His great and masterful directing skills are all over the movie and there is only place to enjoy it at it's best without losing a sight of his vision. Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem gave a pretty tight and so nice to watch performances filled with constant emotions of all kind. Appearance of Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer was also quite noticeable because of their class and acting skills that will never disappoint you. Only thing that might get you angry is complexity that movie presents and puts on you to figure out but you can't be thrown off because of that. One of the biggest visionary picture that came in years and that probably will change how you look at movies deserves a praise for being bold and trying to present itself in the best and beautiful way possible. Beautiful, bold, mind bending, emotional. 3.5/4