who was this made for

A bit different than what I was expecting. Surely, this movie is an absolute technical marvel, with Deakin's camerawork and the amazing audio design culminating into an immersive experience that doesn't really leave you any room to rest. The movie also doesn't hold back in depicting the utter horrors and ruthlessness of war. However, this is a very simple story and I think the movie suffers from that a little bit.

The movie equivalent of Chance the Rapper's "The Big Day"

did the once dance scene under the moonlight remind anyone of suspiria (2018) or was it just me