Daisies

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Mix R @Foxxxy Mar 19 Ambitious, entertaining and surprisingly well-acted. Loved the aesthetics. See more Felix T @rbf01245 Feb 11 Can't get anything out of this "film". Watching 10 minutes of it is same as watching the entirety of the film. See more Yoju T @RT48673324 Nov 28 This movie is a bird’s eye view of the human condition. The Maries despair over the rotten state of the world and cope through nihilistic debauchery in satirical situations. At the end of the day, they realize, as we all must, that creation must exceed destruction, and endeavor to put things to rights and leave things better instead of worse than they found them. Unfortunately, their own actions come back around and lead to their demise, but such is life. When the credits roll, I feel inspired to do what I can for the betterment of the world around me instead of engaging in vices fatalistically. Visually stunning and incredibly engaging. See more Lexi A @RT08102300 Nov 20 I've heard a lot of different things about this movie. For example, some people liked it. On the other hand, a lot of people didn't like it. Some people said it was an ordeal while others have said that it is 'anarchic'. To be completely honest with you, it's kind of boring. I like the spirit or idea of it but it's a kind of a snooze. You might need a cup of coffee for this one. The fact that it's Czech and artsy and feminist is nice, but it's not enough. Thinking about watching it? I say, think again. See more O g @RT76089177 Sep 29 Some intriguing elements and subtext but rating 1* for enjoyment because I found the style an ordeal. The best I can say for it is it won't go down well if you're an INTJ See more Dave S @RT68722908 Aug 17 If forced to try to attach some sort of meaning to Daisies, I’d guess that it has something to do with the social and political turmoil in Czechoslovakia in the late ‘60s, a rebuke of law and order under authoritarian rule. Or maybe not. What little plot there is seems to be about two women creating havoc wherever they go. There seems to be a food thread that may or may not relate to sexuality. And then there’s the angle of taking scissors to phallic-shaped food items which may have something to do with symbolically castrating those who are oppressing the masses. Or maybe not. It all looks like a high school media studies project or something by Luis Bunuel after dropping acid and taking nitrous oxide. The phrase “is there any way to mend what is broken?” pops up in a subtitle at the end – this could be a clue to something, but who knows? Being a bit obtuse at the best of times could be a reason why I don’t understand any of this. See more Read all reviews

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