Anybody seen the movie 'Lamb'?

[mayfly13]

Did anyone else feel that Ingvar was the main perpetrator?

 

[FataMorgana]

I was going to watch that tonight! It looks fab.

 

[Rotadom]

Did anyone else feel that Ingvar was the main perpetrator?

You should have used a spoiler tag.

 

[mayfly13]

I was going to watch that tonight! It looks fab.

Why I asked:

The movie is about a couple who adopt a half-sheep, half-human baby born by one of their sheep.
What was dumbfounding to me was reading the reviews:
"superb! a combo of revival of Icelandic folk tales (about mythical creatures fathered by spirits of the forest) and a naturalist criticism of our enslavement of nature and animals."
The obvious question that all the fancy reviews left out, was asked with great hilarity by Redditors.

 

[mayfly13]

I was going to watch that tonight! It looks fab.

It's actually part of the cool trend of movies and novels that leave you asking more questions, so you go back and watch them again and again. (or maybe that's how Mystery genres are supposed to be). Good for biz too.
Battlestar Galactica was cool in that sense "Who was Starbucks?".

Anyway. The movie.
Leaving aside the funny pc-ness of reviews that gloss over uncomfortable questions re Ada2's creation
the three characters' attitudes re this issue are weird too.

Anyway. If you ever watch it, please remember this thread I'd be curious what other people thought of the movie too.