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    The pseudo-reviewer regurgitates the word "lurid" — the same word that was used in other articles on this film published in THE GUARDIAN (27 May 2016), VARIETY (21 May 2016), and THE NEW YORK TIMES (10 November 2016, the same day on which this tripe was published). The brainless parasite who typed this illiterate

    The yokel who typed this idiocy stole the phrases "a fittingly strange swan song" and "fittingly offbeat" from the film's official synopsis ("a fitting end [to Zulawski's career]"). It is absolutely evident that the dolt has never read Gombrowicz. Read a book, you illiterate — the IMDB (an illegitimate, publicly

    The illiterate imbecile who typed this article pilfers the word "fitting" twice from the film's official synopsis: "[Zulawski's] final feature, COSMOS, makes for a fitting end [to his career]." In the title, the film is described as "fittingly strange"; in the text, the film is nominated as "fittingly offbeat." The