The Untold Truth Of The Menu

From a character inspired by action star Steven Seagal to gourmet dishes hand-crafted by an award-winning chef, the untold truth of "The Menu" is chock full of tasty tidbits.

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Two actors improvised | 0:00
Steven Seagal inspired Leguizamo | 1:06
Hoult had a lot of eating to do | 1:53
Chef Dominique Crenn consulted | 2:27
Filmed like Chef's Table | 3:18
Hong Chau fought for Elsa | 4:28
Script had elements of The Onion | 5:26
Judith Light owned a restaurant | 5:56
Actors did enjoyable prep work | 6:46
The slap was unscripted | 7:23
Why Margot's back is to the chef | 8:26

[Looper]

What did you think of "The Menu?"

[roastinpeace]

This movie was so bizarre and unique I fell in love with it immediately. It's such a great combination of horror and comedy. For example the "breadless bread plate" and "Tyler's Bullshit" were genious lol.

[tonysnyder]

After I finished watching this movie, I really wanted a cheeseburger.

[auroraboracat]

I’m quite happy they included Margo getting physical, I mean if someone said they invited you to an island just to die i’d be pretty pissed too.

[SouthPawArtist]

The Menu, Glass Onion, and Triangle of Sadness are just some of the films from 2022 that became an instant favorite of mine. Well-made films backed up by incredible performances of stellar cast.

2022 was a great year overall particularly for independent and horror films. X, Pearl, Barbarian, The Northman, etc. Hopefully 2023 brings a lot of good stuff too.

[eschdaddy]

This movie was awesome! Go in knowing nothing and you WON’T be disappointed.

[vivicovoibarra]

I loved this movie !!! It was dark and fun ! Not a single boring moment…. I was hoping for a twist at the end tho ! But I still enjoyed it

[woojinbloo]

I only knew Chef Dominique Crenn from Iron Chef in Netflix and watching her there brings me joy. She just exudes confidence and lightness that makes her seem that no matter what challenges there will be, she will win it. After I knew here that she was directly involved in the food, it all made sense.

[joeljack]

This film is quickly becoming a modern classic

[jenniekim]

Tyler's bullshit* hands down the best scene 😂

[editname]

Segal was in “executive decision “ for like 5 mins 😂

[lkf]

Was hoping for more camp. Had some good dark humor in the trailer that I would have appreciated more of in the film. Still enjoyed it. The commentary on what corrupts art was super interesting and there were great cast performances and character dynamics. I'm always up for a good revenge story and an awesome final girl 😉

[barbiquearea]

One of the best films to come out in 2022. It should sweep the Oscars this year.

[MERCHIODOS]

Went in watching expecting to be a movie about rich folks eating meals and thats all, but I did not expect the twist the film gave and end up enjoying the film

[FlyingTigersKMT]

Great movie. Very unconventional. Refreshing. I’ll glad to see some real acting from characters that you can believe are characters instead of the typical actors who just play themselves every movie like… the Rock or Tom Cruise.

[ingriddelarosa]

Always find Ralph Fiennes performance intrigueng (and there is a very comedic side to him) - the movie Menu reminded me of stories I read as a child (somewhat gruesome) by Wilhelm Busch written in 19th century:Max & Moritz, Struwwelpeter and more ... kind of funny but not really. I grew up with that sort of story telling but I am 78 now : )
Only the setting in this movie is current and highly stylized with it's gruesome content as well. The main character the Chef moralizing his twisted action towards each individual, Guest seems correctly played. Well done - not funny though, not to me.
The Hamburger scene was light and a nice surprise in more than one way.

[KyloRenRadio]

Went into THE MENU not knowing much about it besides being a dark comedy-horror. Loved it, and hope it gets some love during award season. 🍔

[nicolas.grisanti]

I loved this film! Everyone was incredible, off course Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy, but my favorite was Nicholas Hoult. He was so funny at this obsessive-snob character.

[tonyharden]

Great films are too often too quickly forgoten in the 21st Century. This film is a classic, and it's my hope that it's not just thrown in the dust bin when it's no longer the new release for home viewing.

[Kiddo_williams]

I was so confused by the movie and what it was talking about the theme didn’t get across to me much but it was a fun watch nonetheless.