This is easily the most uncomfortable movie I've seen. It is visually astounding with beautiful color palettes and amazing cinematography, but man, was it hard to watch. The story is incredibly cringe inducing, not in a "cringe compilation" way, but in that it constantly has you wanting to cover your eyes because you're just waiting for bad stuff to happen. For the first third, I was mostly just confused and uncomfortable and the final two thirds it got even worse. I'm sure there was tons of symbolism that I didn't pick up on and I'm sure everyone is reading this movie in whatever way they already decided it was meant to be read, but I'm just floating out here in open water, totally confused as to what I just witnessed. I went in totally blind, only knowing that it's from the director of Raw and I'm not sure if that was the best idea. Titane really feels like two separate movies that were fused together but the seams weren't polished. For the first third, I thought I was watching a crazy horror movie but then it morphs into a sick family drama. It feels like it's trying to say too much and ends up with a bowl full of word vomit. What was I supposed to get out of this? This was a very unique movie that I really enjoyed, but I don't know that I'll ever want to watch it again; it's too emotionally exhausting. The biggest disappointment is that we never get the reveal that we've been waiting for.