Titane

Because the one I watched was freakin stupid. It made zero sense - it was like they wanted to do horror romance sci-fi drama and was like lets see where this goes. And it goes nowhere. Chick has a baby and dies thats that after vanishing and becomin a female like who would ever said this is disturbing violent or whatever are idiots.

Very surprised at some of the rave reviews here calling this groundbreaking or bold. That is simply not true. Titane (Titianium) is simply an above average "body horror" film. In fact it is highly derivative of Cronenberg's "Crash." 4/10.

Titane utilizes--perhaps abuses--excellent and distinctive filmcraft to tell a big lie: humankind is portrayed as de-evolving, producing a generation inferior to homo sapiens, beneath it on the evolutionary scale. It might have been subtitled, "Alien-it came from inner space." Along the way, it offends for the sake of offending, taking a host of cheap shots. After a good horror or action film, I usually feel like I have been on a roller coaster ride. But this-when the credits rolled, it was like awakening from a bad dream. Worth seeing to be sure. But it doesn't rate a trip to the theater.

This sick and sadomasochism movie is a bad copy of David Cronenberg's "Crash" (1996) and director just added some futuristic elements to trick the audience with new fake stuff. A deeply shallow movie that tries to hide it's weakness with showing bloody, sadomasochist and grotesque images. This is really nauseating. Film's photography, color and tone is a deception for attracting audience.what good philosophy and what great idea is behind that crap stuff? Showing illogical and brutal murders plus sick relations will not turn a garbage idea to gold. The most bizarre and unpleasant part is that such garbage wins some prizes in European festivals. This is really painful that some people giving vote for that sick stuff and the truth is that European cinema is sick since many decades ago.

From the opening scene, Titane continuously doubles down on its own outrageous absurdity until it suddenly pulls back. You go from watching a thriller, to body horror, to something that has a lot to say about what it means to be family. Specifically, what it means to be family in action, not just by blood or oil. Titane somehow addresses gender fluidity, the role of parents to support and accept, the male ego slipping as bodies and testosterone age away, and the opportunity to choose a family not given to you by birth all while bombarding the screen with gore and squirm inducing violence. You find you cannot look away from these disturbing images partly because of how beautifully Titane presents them and partly because they all have something to say. Even though the film may retreat too far from its own deliriousness in the second half, it comes speeding back just in time for a finale that will have you guessing until its last push. Strap in because Titane is one hell of a ride.