THE MENU Trailer (2022)

THE MENU Trailer (2022) Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, Ralph Fiennes Comedy
© 2022 - Searchlight Pictures

[Guh_roomer_Gravedigger]

I have seen a trend lately, to going back to ambiguous trailers, giving you a a taste of the movie without spoiling it, pardon the pun. Giving the audience a chance to go and see a movie in the theatre, knowing what they saw, was not only compelling but intriguing, without knowing the overall story and I am loving every second of it. Count me in for this one.

[soularte]

It's one of those movies where you feel like you somehow know what's going on but you're not entirely sure so you go into it, analyzing every detail so you can come to the correct conclusion before the movie ends.

[linengray]

In case you are interested here are the restaurants that are "mocked" in The Menu:
*Noma* in Copenhagen (The mention of the “perfectly unripe” strawberry is from the chef of *Noma), * *Blue Hill* at Stone Barns, *Mugaritz* in the Basque Country, *The Willows* in the Pacific Northwest, chef Francis Mallmann’s private island *La Isla* off the coast of Patagonia.
The spice racks are replicated from the kitchen at the now closed restaurant *El Bulli, * house made granola in gift bags are from *Eleven Madison Park.*
The single raw scallop perched on a craggy rock surrounded by carefully tweezed seaweed and algae is a replicate of a dish at *Atelier Crenn.* Crenn developed the menu for the movie. Finally, the amuse-bouche served on the boat is a reference to a signature dish from chef Thomas Keller at *Per Se* or *The French Laundry.*

[ronclark]

I saw this last night and was expecting it to be more of a horror movie than it was. Not that I'm complaining! Quite the contrary. I was really impressed. It's nice to see something you don't feel like you've already seen a hundred times before.

[villanelles_suit]

I gotta be honest...I'll watch anything that Anya Taylor Joy is in

[Ghosthound_X]

Whoever Anya's agent is getting her all these roles damn they're killing it. She's building up a pretty legendary filmography.

[tvens]

I had the chance of seeing this film in a secret premiere. (No Spoilers ahead)
Truly recommend it.
Starting from the cinematography, to the setting and set design - all was stunning to watch.
On top of that - the film masterfully combines comedy with horror.
It briliantly treads the line of showing something suspensful and shocking and then popping in a contextually fitting joke, making the whole audience laugh out loud, but not making it feel forced and not taking you out of the film. The jokes are not overdone and are used in just the perfect amount to liven it up but not kill the suspensful mood.
Loved the twists as well. I think I counted seven times when the story went into a direction I didn’t predict. They weren’t mind blowing twists and turns but enough to pique my interest about what’s going to happen next.
If you are a person who typically doesn’t like “horror” films - I don’t think you should worry as it wasn’t really as much scary as it was suspensful and thrilling.
An enjoyable ride, that I do recommend for anyone who’s looking for something fresh in nowadays cinema.

[armanyal-isra]

I just had to come back to comment on this trailer because it is so BRILLIANT, SURPRISING, THRILLING and just a real MASTER PIECE! was hooked from start to finish. The people who made this movie possible really deserves the praise. We need more movies like this. Really well done just like a true chef cooking his masterpiece to perfection. Amazing amazing

[elmaquiavelico]

Anya Taylor Joy is killing it with every movie.

[virtuoso]

This film looks so intriguing. They give you just enough to grab your interest. And with the cast, it really seems like an interesting thriller. Excited to see Helen from Ozark.

[christinacatalano]

Anya’s going to be an absolute powerhouse in Hollywood for years to come.

[Juan_Trevizo]

Ralph Fiennes is perhaps the most finest actor of our generation, he created a combination of Gordon Ramsay, Jim Jones and Joseph Stalin, all in once 🎩🎩🎩. I enjoyed too much this black comedy film and I obviously recommended. 8/10 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[jayblack]

Finally a horror-esque setup about restaurants and culinary luxury. So here for it

[_Rose]

Doesn't matter in what setting I hear Ralph's voice, it always gives me the Voldy chills. Such a good actor!

[AlenVids]

I had a good time watching this in theaters, it’s a dark comedy and thriller more so than horror.

[teetje]

I watched this movie twice already, amazingly good, superb acting and cast! 💯✨

[woudgy]

Both Nicholas Hoult and ATJ are in that category of actors who I trust to pick interesting roles in interesting projects

[ajgonzales]

I totally support Voldemort’s new nose and career path. Pretty cool how he had the Death Eaters switch to actually cooking and serving. Love it. 😉

[MariEnid]

Anya can literally rock ANY hair color. She is absolutely beautiful!

[elvaldemort]

Saw this last night and it was sublime. Highly recommend it. I'll watch it again when it hits streaming.