I like the 'Daniels'. I thought Swiss Army Man was a sweet and tender loving little dark comedy with a four-quadrant head on it's shoulders telling a tale about how life sucks and life is beautiful. It showed a disturbed, singled-out, man who gave up on everything and found a deceased suicide-victim who came to life with supernatural powers. These supernatural powers gave him the life to live while also learning about life from the "soon-to-be" suicidal. It showed empathy, gave nostalgia, and the flaws of man. The most POWERFUL line in that movie was: "Everything everywhere matters to everything".

This movie does a complete 180 degrees in terms of morality and says everything means nothing and we don't know anything and you are stupid to say you "know" an exact one thing. While I agree with the message "Be kind", it detracts the ideology about diversity. I hate politics and social justice issues being forced down people's throats but isn't the point of diversity being able to co-exist with one another? Or rather The Daniel's saying "We shouldn't exist, we don't matter." - a line from a very famous yet skeptic nihilist Nietchze who, in my opinion, couldn't tell a goat from an amoeba.

The positives: This movie is very beautifully shot, very well edited and they deserve a raise. The team is insanely good at recurring shots with different make-up and the cinematography is more beatiful than I've ever seen. The actors go 110% with what they're given. This movie is eye-candy.

The negatIves I already spoke about but I'll end it with this: It's a very pretentious movie with two men who want to forecast their beliefs with a hammer to your head about "life"; whereas their previous gem Swiss Army Man taught hope and acceptance in the simpler term that we can co-exist and be happy with one another rather than reject every belief system and accept oblivion.