bubulac

Poor low-quality animation distracted me the whole time from the story and the message.

The story was nothing to write home about, just another magi and wizards story.

I was rather bored from the beginning and got gradually more bored while watching it. It is rare that I count the time until a movie ends, but this was exactly the case here, I could hardly wait until it was over and done with. Again, and surprising, the animation was something that I would not expect to see anymore in 2025, it was more like 1995-2000 level. Quite disappointing to have to watch something like this in 2025. Well, that my two cents...

If you're someone who loves watching grass grow or a guy who never speaks washing public toilets for a full two hours, then go for it!

Me, I'd rather do something meaningful with my life, so after the first thirty minutes or so I decided to start browsing through the movie on fast-forward just to see if it maybe goes anywhere somewhere later, but it was the same old, same old over and over again. Public toilets, guy who never talks, more public toilets.

How can something like this get a prize in a film festival, Cannes nevertheless, is beyond my understanding. So I'll stop here and go and actually do something useful with the time I saved by not watching this to the end.

I saw the high ratings on IMDB and I was hoping for something worth watching.

What I got instead was a bunch of weirdly disgusting black-and-white scenes probably meant to shock rather than convey anything interesting.

I was not able to watch beyond the first thirty minutes or so before becoming really fed up.

I don't want to be judgemental, but I cannot help but wonder how can other people find entertainment in weirdness.

Anyway, there's nothing else to say really than if you are into weird scenes without any real meaning and are one of those people who are attracted to ugly and disgusting, then go for it.