Jacky Petters from Film Takeout writes:
"Lars von Trier was influenced to make this film after a depressive episode he experienced. So why would anybody want to watch a daunting film that revolves closely around depression and doomsday? Because sometimes it’s nice to escape the sappy bullshit we sometimes kid ourselves with. And with the help of cinematographer Manuel Alberto Claro, von Trier successfully exposed a common issue and fear among people in the most beautiful and poetic way possible."
Two sisters find their already strained relationship challenged as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth.
Chillopedia: From time to time, disaster movies have shown their monetary potential by rocking the box office. They are also one of the most popular themes for directors to make movies on. That is probably because of the vastness of nature, and how little control man has over it. If there is anything we can be certain about Mother Nature, it is that it is extremely uncertain.
Movies Hate You Too writes:
There are plenty of ways to let your 'lady friend' know you're interested in sexing her up. The "Let's watch a sexually charged film overflowing with naked lady bits" is the most sure fire and subtle method. If you add a lavender candle, a glass of wine, and you wrap an arm around her shoulder during your film of choice it is scientifically proven to be a more effective form of seduction than just cutting a hole in the bottom of the popcorn bag.
During the month of April Netflix has added a plethora of sexy films for discerning adults ranging from newer art house pictures to older film whose female stars who are now considered "cougars" if they're still considered sex symbols at all.
