mother! 2017 Cineblog01

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mother! 2017 Cineblog01

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Jastin Ball

Stunt coordinator : Kurtz Malle

Script layout :Jeff Paul

Pictures : Veyrat Burgess
Co-Produzent : Tauqeer Sawyer

Executive producer : Caitlin Ronald

Director of supervisory art : Kaytlin Juba

Produce : Austina Delbos

Manufacturer : Conor Jacelyn

Actress : Clem Emeka

A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home, disrupting their tranquil existence.

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Movie Title	mother!
Duration	144 seconds
Release	2017-09-13
Kuality	WMV 720p Blu-ray
Genre	Drama, Horror, Mystery
speech	English
castname	Kaeleb R. Siena, Lorissa B. Moana, Melodie N. Dawn

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Film kurz

Spent : $336,651,718

Income : $225,960,285

Categorie : Marketing - Potes , Leben - Potes , Raum - Césarisé , Horror - Universum

Production Country : Afghanistan

Production : Elite Daily

This film defies being rated on a scale of 1 through 5 - it's truly almost impossible to do so. I want to rate this a 5 and I want to rate this a 3 at the same time. Both would be wrong though so I'll just settle in the middle. Aronofsky has given us many brainsick films in the past, but this is on a whole other level. Remember the batshit crazy climax of _Requiem for a Dream_? Multiply that by 50 and you get the batshit crazy climax of mother! - and that is a *huge* understatement.

I don't really want to talk too much about the film's plot or the finale as not much about the film is known to the public at this point. It's absolutely worth it to go into this film as blind as possible or maximum effectiveness. All I'll say is that the _Rosemary's Baby_ influenced poster and marketing so far is a big curve ball - it has nothing to do with that film although Polanski horror elements are clearly an inspiration to Aronofsky here.

I do want to praise three specific elements of this film that worked the best for me: (1) The sound design was absolutely magnificent. There is no score to this film - not quite sure what Jóhann Jóhansson did here - but the sound design is eerie as hell and supremely memorable. (2) The production design is next level. The house in this film is basically the co-lead (you'll see what I mean when you watch it) and it evolves drastically over the course of the film (again, you'll see what I mean when you watch it). Excellent art direction that I haven't stopped thinking about all day. (3) The performance from Jennifer Lawrence is harrowing as she really gave herself to this film and to Aronofksy's vision, but the performance that stuck with me is the one from Michelle Pfeiffer. She really embodied her character and even though she's only in maybe the first 60% of the film, she left a deep impression on the rest of it as well. Her character is crucial to the film and she injected such mystery and gravity to the events that followed her exit.

Will soon watch this again and hopefully have more meaningful thoughts. It's hard to say too much right now when hardly anyone has seen the film yet, but believe me, there is a lot to be said about _mother!_
_mother!_, a movie title with no upper case letters. Well _mother!_, I'm glad you saved those capitals because I have a question which is going to require a lot of them: "WHO THE FUCK WAS THIS FOR!?"

_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._
I'll start by saying, maybe I'm not the demographic this film was intended for.

That said, I spent 95% of the movie with a confused expression on my face, and asking myself "what the hell is this?" I walked into the theater expecting something good--not necessarily great, but enjoyable. This movie was confusing, inexplicably violent, never got to the point or fleshed out a story/plot, and left me feeling very uncomfortable throughout the film's entirety.

I really DON'T recommend this movie. It seemed like a total waste of time. The plot was non-existent. Confusing. Disturbing at times, without any explanation, context or reason.

I'd give it 1 star, only because the sets were really well done. Other than that not worth even one watch, I think.