Initially I thought: "oh look at this clever metaphor this movie is trying to pull off: Scarlet Johannsson apathy and lifelessness and the way she seduces her victims are a clever symbol and meta-reference for the consumeristic, superficial society we live in.

But on the other hand it's also about a woman who is lost and is desperately searching for affection to feel less lonely;

she's very self-reliant, too: whenever she fucks someone she just met, it's always by her own decision - nobody forces her to do this.

So in the end where she almost gets *SPOILER* but that dude in the forest, it's a shocklingly honest approach by the film maker to make Scarlet's character literally *SPOILER* her *SPOILER* off, to show that this is a very serious crime, violation of her privacy and quite possibly the most brutal, vile thing you can do to a human being (which reminded me of #Irréversible, no less.)"

Then I watched the making-of documentary that was included on the DVD.

The movie is about aliens.

What in the actual fuck out of 10