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This is the strangest movie I have seen this year. It's not a movie for most people because of how weird it can get. It was my first David Cronenberg film, but I really liked his style of body horror. The world building and concept of body modification in this movie was very intriguing. However, I wouldn't recommend this film unless you're a David Cronenberg fan or into concepts that explore new and weird territories.
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I should have just stayed home and hung out with my cat
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Robert M
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David Cronenberg body horror at his best. Slow and deliberate with commentary on our cheap plastic world delicately woven within the shock quilt.
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All this movie did was confirmed the directors question...how much disturbance can I get by with and still sell a ticket?
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A film that could only be ripped from the mind of David Cronenberg
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Matt P
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Story telling was directly through dialogue. Audience was never given a chance to infer information. Acting was terrible (except for Stewart), effects were terrible, lighting was terrible. Lots of unnecessary female nudity. Storyline was choppy, at best.
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Clever interpretation of the messages portrayed
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Garret S
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This movie had some great world building and interesting dystopian ideas, but the plot didn’t go many places and was so convoluted. I’m fine with getting weird and artsy but the cinematography was very uninspired like most aspects of this movie. Potential wasted I feel
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enjoyed the movie but it might have been better in the format of a limited tv series
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Tried to be thought provoking but missed the mark. In addition the acting is cliché.
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REALLY ?
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Timlin really wanted that knife if you know what I’m sayin
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First time I have ever walked out of a movie
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Metacritic
May 27, 2022
David Cronenberg stares upon humanity’s need to evolve toward some kind of survival with a serene, godlike assurance.
Mark Hanson
Slant Magazine
May 25, 2022
Structured as a hardboiled detective thriller, Crimes of the Future has plenty of provocative concepts and images that will put a grin on your face (not least the dancer who has several ears on his face), but you may find yourself willing the plot to pick up momentum, and the ickiness to get a whole lot ickier.
Nicholas Barber
BBC
May 25, 2022
Crimes of the Future still has its strengths. Howard Shore’s score lends a tragic, almost stately emotional counterpoint to the steel of the wit.
John Bleasdale
CineVue