Mr. K

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Cidney I give it 5 stars because Crispin Hellion Glover is impeccable in this as with everything he does. Much of the film is very Franz Kafka and the environment has a life of it's own this is wonderful to get caught up in. Beautifully shot each scene thoughtful. Mister K is whimsical and quirky which brings added magic. However the end did fall apart a bit. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/11/25 Full Review Fatima M Mr. K is a haunting and visually stunning work that succeeds through design, sound, and performance, even when the direction falters. The handcrafted sets are extraordinary, with spaces that seem to breathe and close in on the characters. The sound design is hypnotic, creating a sense of constant unease that becomes the film’s heartbeat. Crispin Glover gives an intelligent and restrained performance that anchors the film. He begins with confidence, fractures under pressure, and reemerges changed. His precision and emotional control give the story a gravity that the script and direction occasionally lack. The film’s weakness lies in its pacing and cohesion. The direction sometimes prioritizes control over connection, resulting in scenes that feel more sculpted than lived in. The script is ambitious but uneven, leaving emotional threads unresolved. Still, when everything aligns —the visual composition, the soundscape, and the performance —the result is mesmerizing. Mr. K may not achieve perfect balance, but its sensory richness and atmosphere linger long after it ends. It is a film of texture and tone, one that reminds us how beauty and discomfort can coexist on screen. Verdict: A visually arresting and sonically immersive experience that struggles in direction but remains an unforgettable sensory achievement that grows richer the more you sit with it. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 10/23/25 Full Review April M A confusing conglomeration of interesting characters from start to finish. There is not truly any plot line and watching it was somewhat akin to reading the center of a book, having no context of a beginning and no satisfaction of an ending. Crispin Glover was by far the worst highlight of this film; his emotions were displayed at a depth of a teaspoon with little reaction to his surrounding except where violently prompted by his odd supporting characters. Even the brief sexual encounter with the chef's daughter provided no passion nor even the consulation prize of disgust. A disappointment all around. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 10/03/25 Full Review S. J Mr. K masterfully replicates a beautifully claustrophobic, nightmarish dreamscape. The film immerses viewers in the frantic sensation of chasing the unobtainable, all while struggling to communicate in a world where no one seems to hear you. Each scene flows into the next with disorienting precision, mirroring the hazy logic of a true nightmare. Visually, the film is stunning—its surreal atmosphere is both unsettling and mesmerizing. Crispin Glover delivers a phenomenal performance, embodying the panic of a soft-spoken man desperately trying to survive amid chaos. His portrayal grounds the film’s surreal tone in raw human emotion. If there is a drawback, it lies in the lack of context for certain events. However, when the film is interpreted as a cinematic nightmare, these ambiguities become part of its power. The fragmented, spontaneous scenes feel purposeful, heightening the sense of unease. I highly recommend Mr. K to fans of atmospheric slow-burn cinema. Those looking for fast-paced, straightforward storytelling may find it frustrating, but for viewers willing to surrender to its dream logic, it’s an unforgettable experience. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 09/17/25 Full Review Mr Z The ending wasn't that great. It would have made more sense if he gradually got younger going in that final tube, then turned into a newborn, confused baby. It still would have been pretty confusing tho. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 06/23/25 Full Review Audience Member Absolutely pointless and without reason! This film raises a ton of questions and hardly answers any, which makes the ending feel very unsatisfying. It may very well have a deeper philosophical meaning and be full of metaphors, but I don’t care—I want to be entertained by a movie, not have to search for its meaning like I need half a philosophy degree to understand it! Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 06/05/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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