Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Waste of time

A Disappointing Continuation

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Boring, frustrating and extremely pretentious. Full of unlikable characters, and oh boy does this movie drag on!! Very forgettable tryhard film, with shaky cam cinematography to poor salt on your wounds. Awful!! Just awful

After watching this movie my first thought was "this is in contention for worst movie I've ever seen." The way they decided to film this doesn't enhance the story. It felt like I was incredibly close up the whole time. Lons Van Trier must have a love affair with shaky cam because that is all you are going to receive in this movie. It was quite terrible. I'm guessing the purpose of Kirsten Dunst's character, Justine, was to suck every last ounce of joy from everyone around her. Well she definitely did that with whatever poor person who decides to view this movie suffering the most. At least in other bad movies there are enjoyable parts somewhere while in this movie the immense boredom is only met with even greater disappointment.

This movie is basically two seperate movies sloppily crammed together. The two halves don't feel like they fit at all. The first half is a fairly compelling and interesting look at the wedding night of a woman who is batteling depression and her own inner demons. Good stuff. The second half is about the end of the world....um....what?! How weird. If they instead decided to flesh out more of the first half and get it to 90 minutes and just forgot the second half then this would be an outstanding movie. Bonus points for great performances, especially by the two leads, and great camera work.

A movie where all characters are more or less crazy and can't stop quarreling. At the end you wonder how and why the film was distributed, because there were no more crazy (or normal) people around to watch it.