Kinds of Kindness - Reviews

The Greek freak is back with the kind of movie it feels perverse to say you “enjoy”.

...elegant and overwhelmingly stylish...

...a salacious, sun-bleached fable.

Another winner from the Greek filmmaker.

This triptych piece — studded with the characteristically oddball humour, violent shocks and sexual preoccupation of Lanthimos’ best work —is his version of going back to basics.

...feel more like poking, sometimes poky, conspicuously constructed experiments – even though, if anything, the characters speak with somewhat less hushed, formalized detachment.

Emma Stone’s macabre, mischievous triptych is mind-bendingly brilliant.

...it’s a reminder that Lanthimos completely lacks in desperation, confident enough in his voice to explore what interests him, whether or not anyone else is along for the ride.

For fans of Lanthimos’ alternate reality universes, Kinds of Kindness will have something revel in...

Forget the title, this weird and wacky anthology focuses on humanity's worst impulses.

Jesse Plemons excels in unique trio of dark tales.

Many will regard this as a return to form for Lanthimos. ... With their abrupt violence, grotesque body horror, and mordant sense of humor, all three of the stories feel more aligned with Lanthimos’ earlier style

...stands as another compelling work from an auteur willing to push buttons and make daring choices.