Arguably, that is also one of the strongest aspects of the film. It’s an ambitious, bloody, monstrous nightmare of a film that’s successful in some ways, less so in others. Stars Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale are the beating dead hearts of the film in a shockingly tender revised look at the iconic relationship. The Bride is the woman we all are inside, the one fed up with men thinking they have ownership, tired of being forced to play their little games.
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