When it comes to dystopian science fiction films, we are very used to being shown alternate futures in which the world is completely different from real life. However, Langosta’s proposal is committed to something more different and without a doubt to provide us with a very strange and unique product that deserves its chance, taking advantage of the fact that It is available to watch in streaming .
In this feature film the protagonist is David, played by Colin Farrell, and he places us in a dystopian society in which love is decisive for staying alive. Especially because everyone who is single is forced to stay in a hotel where They must find a partner to live the rest of their lives with. otherwise they will be transformed into the animal they desire.
However, the major problem is that they have a deadline for this. Exactly it’s been 45 days this can be expanded if they can track down singles who are out of time. But not everything is as simple as pairing up with anyone, since the bosses behind it all have to verify that there really is a connection and that the love is sincere.
All this mixed with a good dramatic touch and you could even say something comical for the absurd situations that arise at certain moments, especially for the satire it presents to us on what love and loneliness represent for this population. In addition, each of the characters stands out for their varied and somewhat unusual personalities, which are joined by a group of rebels who live alone rejecting this entire system.
It is important to note that during the almost two hours that the scenes last, at a very slow pace even if its director, Yorgos Lanthimos, knows perfectly how to keep us hooked in order to enjoy what can perfectly be considered one of the best dystopian films of recent years.
Watch Lobster in streaming
Those who want to rent Lobster You have it available on Rakuten TV and Google Play for 1.99 euros, on Prime Video for 2.99 euros or on Apple TV for 3.99 euros. On the other hand, if you prefer to buy it, it can be yours for 7.99 euros on Rakuten TV or for 10.99 euros on Prime Video.