‘Bunker’ Review: A Tech Billionaire Asks Javier Bardem to Build a Doomsday Ark in Florian Zeller’s Heavy-Handed Social…

Comments

1. Adam: the concept has potential but Zeller's direction is suffocating their talents
2. Mia: Bardem deserves better material than this
3. Danevoss: I'm surprised by how much I was looking forward to a thoughtful exploration of tech billionaires and their guilt, but this seems more like a missed opportunity for nuanced commentary instead
4. Rayan Rossi: this is exactly what I'd expect from Zeller - the atmosphere's always creepy but somehow forgettable afterwards
5. Petrovfreya: Zeller's got some good ideas, but like his previous films, he struggles to edit himself out of the narrative. 💔
6. Quiet Talon: beneath the hype, just feels like another Zeller moral finger-wagging piece
7. Vera Ibrahim: seems like bardem's talent is being wasted on another overly ambitious project
8. Ariagrant: I don't know what Zeller was going for but Bardem just feels wasted here, like he's not even a good fit for the role

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