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Reviewed by sinefili 6 / 10

At first I was like 'what is this?' but then it totally got me

This movie is basically four rich guys talking in a fancy mountain house - that's it. And weirdly... I really liked it. At first I thought it was gonna be boring, but after 20 minutes I was fully in.The characters are so over-the-top but also weirdly real. You really feel how disconnected they are from normal people. The dialogues are smart but not too heavy, and some moments are actually really funny in a dark way.Souper was my favorite - trying so hard to be a billionaire with a meditation app, but clearly lost inside. The tension between the characters is always there, like something bad could happen anytime, but it never turns into a cliché.There's no action, no music really, not much going on visually, but it still keeps you watching. It's just... different. And in a good way.If you liked Succession or enjoy dark comedy with smart dialogue, give this one a shot. I didn't expect to like it this much.Bonus points for making me laugh and feel a little uncomfortable at the same time.

Reviewed by lucafmontone 4 / 10

A glacial descent into tech-bro nihilism that's smarter than it is satisfying.

A glacial descent into tech-bro nihilism that's smarter than it is satisfying.Mountainhead deliberately embraces emotional austerity and philosophical abstraction to embody the nihilism of its tech oligarchs, privileging ideas over character or narrative warmth. Yet, this artistic rigor becomes self-defeating: the film's archetypal figures lack human dimension, and its cerebral dialogue constructs a barrier that alienates rather than provokes reflection. Devoid of empathy or tangible stakes, it reduces its potent critique to an intellectual tableau-impressively sharp but narratively inert. In its refusal to engage emotionally, Mountainhead mirrors the very detachment it condemns, resulting in a satire that is incisive in theory but barren in experience.

Reviewed by Hakihiko 4 / 10

It Goes to Dumb Very Quickly

"Mountainhead" is the kind of film that clearly could have been something special. The premise carries the weight of mystery and psychological depth, and you can sense that somewhere in there, buried beneath the missteps, is a brilliant story struggling to surface. Unfortunately, what we get instead is a film riddled with mediocre dialogue, undercooked ideas, and character choices that slide from naive into outright dumb.The central theme had potential to explore something meaningful - maybe a descent into obsession or isolation - but it's hard to stay invested when the script constantly undercuts its own gravity. The male characters are frustratingly unrealistic: wealthy yet clueless to a degree that breaks immersion. Their actions, supposedly driven by ambition or fear, feel more like the product of lazy writing than believable motivation.The cinematography and atmosphere hint at what the film could have been under stronger direction - moments of eerie tension and visual style do appear. But they're fleeting, drowned out by the clunky pacing and lack of coherence. It's a shame, really, because the bones of a great story are here. They're just never given a chance to shine."Mountainhead" isn't unwatchable, but it's a textbook case of wasted potential.

Mountainhead

2025

Drama

Mountainhead

2025

Drama

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At first I was like 'what is this?' but then it totally got me

A glacial descent into tech-bro nihilism that's smarter than it is satisfying.

It Goes to Dumb Very Quickly

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