Irreversible

OMFG. Violence at its maximum splendor. Gaspar Noé is capable of creating an exciting, realistic, hard story that, through chronologically inverted events, carried out at a frenetic and constant pace, penetrates our memory to never leave it. Irreversible is one of those movies that even if you don't love them, they remain in your being for life. One of the most striking things is the camera handling, as it is extremely experimental, new, risky, which fits perfectly with what the film needs. The acting is fabulous, so you feel like everything you're seeing is real, intensifying the punch of the story. Another point that was very much in its favor and that surprised me greatly was the music that accompanies it in the most tense moments, simply sublime. In addition, I also loved the dialogues and conversations between the three protagonists, interesting themes carried out intelligently. Without forgetting the great acting couple of Monica Belluci and Vincent Cassel.