So, what's wild about Eddington is how everyone has totally different opinions on it after Cannes. I've seen reviews that say it's ambitious and gutsy, and then others just think it's boring or tries too hard. In my experience, movies like this always split people because they're not simple or easy to watch. Aster's got this style that can be super weird, and with Eddington, he jammed in pandemic stuff, politics, and even cults—honestly, it can be a lot to keep up with.

Some people love that type of chaos in a movie, while others just want the story to chill out a little. Plus, with stars like Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal, fans expect a lot, so if the film doesn't match what they had in mind, they're probably let down. I remember friends texting me right after, some saying it blew their minds, others saying it was a mess. If you dig movies that take risks and don’t care about being neat, you might be into it. But yeah, Eddington is definitely a love-it-or-hate-it kind of thing!