The Menu

I was inside-out with pure joy and excitement the whole time. Rarely do I track the progress bar for not wanting a movie to end. Every second felt like a gift. I love how the comedic touch justified all the caricatured characters and silly details that would otherwise look off. For the first time in many years, I had the entertainment of a child watching a captivating cartoon show. I had the comfort of knowing how the structure of things worked (expecting things to double down in every chapter) but the mystery and instability of not knowing which madness would take off. The touches on the mindset of the cook, tying everything with the ephemeral philosophy mentioned earlier as a foreshadowing, is just one thing I love as I recall what I've just seen. This is a wonderful blend of nearly every feeling.