When a movie is exceeding human thresholds that define normality

Rating: 2/10 (8 March 2018)

No doubt master-class cinematography, but there's a subtle undertone which is not related to empathy, at least not in my own humble opinion, and using a movie to share this to a wider audience is somewhat tricky and to some extent borderline manipulation. The first thing is trying to show a vision that normalizes relationships between older men and much younger individuals (Giles and the Pie Man), and the second thing is trying to normalize inter-species relationships (human-being and fish-being) where for some weird reason a fish-being eating a cat is seen as completely natural. Is it natural for a human being to have sex with a horse, dog or dolphin (after all dolphins are extremely intelligent), as long as there's "love" involved? Don't know, but this movie is playing with some very weird definitions of healthy relationships. To be honest, in my opinion it has crossed a number of very clear lines (thinking pedophilia and bestiality here). If we're trying to normalize everything that's occurring on our tiny planet, then will any norms and values be safe at all? Is this movie all about showing empathy, or is it trying to open doors to behavior that's simply unacceptable?