This movie disturbs without leaving a nasty aftertaste, showcases top notch acting, have characters you actually feel for (and against), and sets you thinking.

It’s one movie that I’ll remember after a long time.

This movie was utterly horrifying to me, and I’ve watched an enormous variety and number of “horrifying” or “upsetting” films. I watched it with the abuses and tortues at Abu Ghraib so fresh in my mind that I could not stop feeling as though I was witnessing something specifically tailored to that tragedy.

Rich in metaphor, there’s something wrong with your analytical skills if this movie doesn’t absolutely give you pause for thought at the very least.