Reviews

I don't think many understood the message of this movie... or I misunderstood it.

A great chef who started off by just making cheesburgers, rises up to be a well known, respected one by... well, rich people. What do rich people enjoy the best? Not the food but the bill. The arrogance of paying a big bill for 3 little splashes of grease on their plate.

"Chef" was the most happy when people ate his food and they would smile and fill their bellies with his tasty cheesburgers, only to see how rich people would take pride in throwing money away on nothing, without appreciating the actual food. He punished the rich guests for this as well as he punished himself for being fooled that "rising up" would bring him any satisfaction. He also punished the staff for wanting to become basically slaves to money and idiotic so called food.

The only one who understood him was the only poor girl who saw the pictures of the Chefs falling from happiness to being extremely miserable... so in the end she escaped due to one single simple thing: she made him smile. She degraded his expensive food and asked him to cook for her a simple and greasy cheesburger, made with simple and cheap ingredients. Once more he remembered his joy from when he was young and happy, from when he would smile. So, therefore, she was the only one to be let go and live. She understood everything in the end and did not let his cheesburger go to waste... so she ate it while watching the restaurant explode with everyone inside.

To me, the message was powerful. I hope others can understand it as well.

This is the type of movie that you want to watch on Sunday afternoon, when you're in the mood for something horror that will not scare you. Something that you already know the end of but still are excited to see what's going on.

So you get cozy on the couch, get some snacks and relax.

Efects are pretty nice and some of the characters that represent some of the real-life society people eventually learn their lesson... for good: a "Karen", a bully, an annoying and unexperienced boss and his back-stabbing assistant.

As for the main characters: The aunt and her niece learn to be there for each other at the very end but the dolly... well!

You actually can't be upset with the dolly because she makes some pretty some pretty good points in her speeches which lead to "wake-up calls" for everybody: people are WAY to addicted to technology.

I gave it a 7 because you can predict every move at the end.

Other than that, pretty good. Thumbs up!

10 minutes in and everything has a horror background sound. It's annoying. Every scene, no matter what, has a horror sound. Turned it off after 10 minutes. Acting also not very good and casting awful. Father and daughter look like they're almost the same age.

Just... no. Sorry.