Pluskylang Great Film overall

AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Salubfoto It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

NikkoFranco Okja is a futuristic film about agriculture with a touch of technology, anime like creatures, a little girl and Okja. Generally, actors like Tilda Swinton and Jake Gyllenhaal have off beat roles, in this film they showcase clearly why they give justice to these roles. If over the top is needed, they are over of the over the top. There is a surprise appearance by Glenn from The Walking Dead, and there is a lot of action as well. It may be a fantasy film, but it will make you sad and joyous and cry and laugh the same, also it will make you rethink your diet in the near future. Worthwhile film.

jenletran Okja is an eye opener to me. After I watched it I told my husband I wouldn't it pork already because you'll realize that this animals have feelings too.I have 6 dogs and if anyone would try to kill them or eat them or anything, I wouldn't do what to do to that person.Okja is a movie that will teach you the meaning of friendship and loyalty and love.It will teach you that the world is still unfair but we just have to move on with our lives and just accept that there are some harsh realities.Okja is touching, heartfelt and one of a kind.It's also about sacrifice (at the latter part of the story) to save someone dearly to you.Hope to watch more movies like this that will teach you to be more HUMAN in life.

samestelle The middle of the movie was very depressing when Okja was forced in the lab however what really got me was the ending how the baby had to be separated from the parents to survive. It really messed with my brain and I couldnt stop crying for at least ten minutes. The more i tried to speak the worse I cried. Thought it was going to be a cute movie but was wrong and homestly this movie could probably turn me vegan.

toxicpilgrim I had strange feelings the the entire duration of this movie. It's odd enough, and charming enough, and well made enough that I was engaged while watching it... but every line, and every scene I felt a nigh-oncoming cringe... And yet that might just be the intention of the director, and so I appreciate it for succeeding in realizing an idea. Every moment of drama and humor almost falls flat, but it's all played so earnestly that it's hard not to appreciate it.I've really enjoyed some of the director's other films (Memories of Murder, The Host, Snowpiercer), and I think I was hoping for some new big adventure, but instead I got whatever Okja is, and I'm feeling pretty okay with that.