RE: The Kitchen (2023): A Review
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Sounds right up my street, though I don't think I've watched a movie in 5 or 6 years. In the good old days you could relax knowing that with 2 females in a scene, sex would not ensue. Now it's practically guaranteed. Bring me back to the 1980s!
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I'm going to turn off a lot of potential viewers by saying this: No sex!! As a matter of fact, few woman, certainly none in major parts. Even Benji's mother, who plays a crucial role, is dead. We only see pictures of her at her 'funeral'.
I love movies. In the old days, my husband and I would be sure to check out local movie houses when we traveled. Very often we only stayed long enough to finish the popcorn because the movie was so bad. Can't eat popcorn anymore (either of us), so that's a big movie-going incentive gone. Thank heavens for streaming movies .
This is really a startling movie. Very relevant and yet has a great story line, with great actors.