Human Nature

Synopsis

Human Nature is a thought-provoking comedy that explores the complexities of human behavior and society. The story follows two polar opposites, a reserved scientist and a free-spirited wild woman, who attempt to teach a man raised in the wilderness about the norms of civilization. As their experiment unfolds, it delves into themes of nature versus nurture, the essence of humanity, and the impact of societal expectations on individuals. With a mix of wit and satire, the film challenges the audience to question their perception of what it means to be 'civilized' in a world where human nature cannot be easily defined.

Cast

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  Tim Robbins

  Nathan Bronfman

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  Patricia Arquette

  Lila Jute

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  Rhys Ifans

  Puff

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  Miranda Otto

  Gabrielle

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  Mary Kay Place

  Nathan's Mother

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  Robert Forster

  Nathan's Father

Reviews

Human Nature presents an interesting premise that explores the human condition through a quirky and unconventional storyline. While some critics praised the film for its originality and bold approach, others found it to be too eccentric and lacking in cohesiveness. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 48%, stating 'Human Nature's offbeat humor and intriguing themes may not be for everyone, but it offers a unique perspective on societal norms.' Metacritic rated it 56/100, highlighting the film's ambition but suggesting that it falls short in execution. IMDb users rated the movie 6.4/10, appreciating the performances of the cast but noting the uneven pacing and unconventional narrative style.