The Menu had some ups and downs, both in terms of genre consistency and messaging. But the final scene (the burger scene) tied it all together in a nice, succinct package. Here's why.


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Timestamps:

0:00 The Best Scene
0:24 What's The Genre?
1:20 The Characters
2:50 The Burger
3:25 Power Rankings
4:43 The Chef's Intent
5:41 Margot's Different
6:57 Why The Burger Saves The Satire

REVIEW/RECAP of: The Menu (Searchlight Pictures/HBO)
Directed by: Mark Mylod
Starring: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Fiennes, Nicholas Hoult
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The Menu
Social Satire
Kill The Rich
Eat The Rich
Margot
Chef Julian
Tyler
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Anya Taylor Joy
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