No longer is this humorous, the stakes have changed. New characters are introduced and the mood becomes much bleaker. The dry, deadpan dialogue is perfectly delivered, Colin Farrell as the main protagonist shows he really is a fine actor. Some of the shots drag a little, but it adds to the curious atmosphere. The style is pleasant and interesting, despite some nasty moments. The first part of the film is amusing, quirky and entertaining. ![]() Dysfunctional characters drift through, delivering their lines with humorous lack of awareness and emotion, strange rituals are performed to bond the guests, and all the time the clock is ticking - find a partner, become a couple, within 45 days or be turned into an animal of your choice. The Lobster is a curious film with shades of the Coen Brothers or Grand Hotel Budapest (the fact that so much is set in a hotel is incidental, or hotels in movies are places to be avoided).
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