I love the smell of genital mutilation in the morning.

Godzilla has taken over my steam account, also, 'Antichrist' makes me not want to ever participate in the act of sexual intercourse. Definitely a wonderful film that really challenged my views on cinema in general, and what can be really considered as tasteful. However it is not a film I would want to revisit for quite some time. The cinematography was flawless. As was the camera work (I believe Lars Von Trier has finally made slow motion cool again). The acting really shines, both actors deserve awards, considering how physically and mentally draining the shoot must have been, and especially since the performances were still top notch given the circumstances. The scale of the film was just right, providing enough depth to spawn a million intellectual discussions in a Stephen Fry fan club. Also, sticking by the 'less is more' rule really benefits the film in terms of character background. The characters were engrossing and were given completely believable dialogue, which really helps the film stand on it's own two feet seeing as the things depicted on screen would be totally unbelievable in the wrong hands. But Von Trier really knows what he's doing. Everything is in it's right place, and there isn't violence for the sake of violence or sex for the sake of sex. I can't really praise this film enough, it's probably the best film I've seen all year. In theory there is no way a film like this should be taken at all seriously, however it has been entrusted in good hands, and has been gifted with the wonderful luxury of genuine artistic merit. I will admit though, it definitely isn't everyone's cup of tea, and there are some people I would advise to stay away from this film. Considering there was someone who was sick during the screening I was in. Right in the doorway, the most convenient of places. Anyhow, I recommend the film, but at your own risk.

That is all. Have a wonderful day.