Cosmopolis is one of Cronenberg's most fascinating project. It doesn't make sense and at times it seems absolutely banking of coincidence but, for the most part, there seems to be in servuce of some sort of messagr regarding the pirvileged man and the rest of society as well as an examination of society.

At times, there is a ton of fantastic symbolism and scenes and others seem more "throw it in just because", but Cronenberg's eye for weird shit as well as the performances make Cosmopolis that interesting despite it's deep flaws.

Curious if the book is like this?

Need more Pattinson and Cronenberg collaborations.

Cosmopolis is one of Cronenberg's most fascinating project. It doesn't make sense and at times it seems absolutely banking of coincidence but, for the most part, there seems to be in servuce of some sort of messagr regarding the pirvileged man and the rest of society as well as an examination of society.

At times, there is a ton of fantastic symbolism and scenes and others seem more "throw it in just because", but Cronenberg's eye for weird shit as well as the performances make Cosmopolis that interesting despite it's deep flaws.

Curious if the book is like this?

Need more Pattinson and Cronenberg collaborations.

Thought it would be bad based on the 3 star rating but I quite enjoyed

Thought it would be bad based on the 3 star rating but I quite enjoyed

The Batman prequel?

The Batman prequel?

Ait. Han ene sikkerhetsvakten minnet meg om Elon Musk.

Ait. Han ene sikkerhetsvakten minnet meg om Elon Musk.

Cosmopolis doesn’t feel like a movie David Cronenberg would make. Having seen Crimes of the Future (2022) and Crimes of the Future (2022) only, it just seems not really like the brand of horror that he’s known for. He did do A History of Violence, though. Really, it’s not a brand of horror at all. It’s basically just about a guy who wants to die. Robert Pattinson is good, but he hasn’t quite escaped Twilight-ism just yet for this one. Overall, it’s meh. 5.5/10

Cosmopolis doesn’t feel like a movie David Cronenberg would make. Having seen Crimes of the Future (2022) and Crimes of the Future (2022) only, it just seems not really like the brand of horror that he’s known for. He did do A History of Violence, though. Really, it’s not a brand of horror at all. It’s basically just about a guy who wants to die. Robert Pattinson is good, but he hasn’t quite escaped Twilight-ism just yet for this one. Overall, it’s meh. 5.5/10