Carnage

Synopsis

In the movie 'Carnage' released in 2011, two couples meet to discuss a fight between their sons. What starts as a civilized conversation soon descends into chaos, revealing the cracks in their marriages and personalities. As tensions rise, the veneer of social niceties is stripped away, leading to a hilarious yet thought-provoking exploration of human nature and the capacity for civility to unravel. With stellar performances from Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz, and John C. Reilly, 'Carnage' is a darkly comedic rollercoaster that delves into the complexities of adult interactions and the fragility of societal norms.

Cast

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  Jodie Foster

  Penelope Longstreet

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  Kate Winslet

  Nancy Cowan

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  Christoph Waltz

  Alan Cowan

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  John C. Reilly

  Michael Longstreet

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  Elvis Polanski

  Zachary Cowan

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  Eliot Berger

  Ethan Longstreet

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Carnage' for its razor-sharp wit and brilliant performances. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie a solid 70% rating, stating 'With pitch-perfect performances and razor-sharp writing, 'Carnage' is a darkly comedic gem that will leave you questioning your own civility.' IMDb rates it at 7.1/10, with reviews praising the ensemble cast's chemistry and Roman Polanski's adept direction. Metacritic gives it a score of 61/100, noting the film's sharp dialogue and exploration of societal conventions. 'Carnage' has been called a masterclass in tension-building and dark humor, with many critics appreciating its unflinching portrayal of human relationships.