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During the first 20 minutes I was not sure where the film was going. It was beautiful and the music was perfect and it had funny scenes and serious scenes but unlike most films I was not able to guess what was inside. But I liked that too. Nothing predictable with a slower pace than I am used to but then the film started to open up and the experience was one of my favorite time in a movie theater. My wife and I will see it again.

Funny thing happened after the film. Couple from Nepal asked me if I liked the film. I told them I loved it. I told them how beautiful it was and that my wife and I were going to see it again. I asked them if they liked it and they said so much that it was already their second time seeing it.

I highly recommend this film!!!

It is not an easy movie to review without spoiling it. First of all, the word Monster in the title is misleading. There is no physical monster like in a horror film. It is a movie about these people that we get to better understand as the movie proceeds and how what we think about them changes as we learn about what is going on inside them. There are their physical activities that are easy to see. That is true for most people we meet and see every day. Even people we are close to or live with. We can tell you what they did or what they said but neither may be helpful in understanding what is going on inside them. Knowing what is really going on inside another person takes a different kind of interaction, a different perspective. This film takes us on a journey inside a group of people like no other film I can remember. It is a beautiful and deep film.

Charming and funny and interesting. Hoping some service picks up the seasons starting with 7 since Acorn stops at 6. She is like a French Columbo and she is fun to watch. The plots are interesting and playful but they are also varied which allows you to watch a few episodes without getting bored. Her family stays the same but her crew changes from time to time with different personalities and issues for Candice to deal with and that adds to the depth of the series as well. The cases are topical and there is a lot of divorce and love and children mixed in. There is even a story about a dog. I would love to meet her.