Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- November 17, 2022 (3 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 47m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Companies
- Hyperobject Industries, Searchlight Pictures
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John ColaChef

Ralph FiennesChef Slowik

Michael A. DeanChef

Anya Taylor-JoyMargot

Marcus Aveons DuncanChef

Nicholas HoultTyler

Alexander GoldsteinChef

Hong ChauElsa

Grant HenleyChef

Janet McTeerLillian

Brandon HerronFront of House
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Crew View all

Mark MylodDirector

Seth ReissWriter

Will TracyWriter
Betsy KochProducer

Adam McKayProducer
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External reviews
The MenuRestaurant satire cuts into class and the culinary arts
The Menu samples some familiar, but tasty, flavorsThe Menu samples some familiar, but tasty, flavors
‘The Menu’ Review: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Fiennes and Nicholas Hoult Headline Mark Mylod’s Tasty SatireA group of epicureans travel to a remote island for the ultimate dining experience in the 'Succession' director's feature premiering at the Toronto Film Fest...
The Menu: Terrific Horror Comedy Deserves Better Than Food Puns (Burp!) — Original CinBy Thom Ernst
‘The Menu’: Toronto ReviewAnya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Fiennes anchor 'Succession' director Mark Mylod's caviar-black move to features
’The Menu’ Is A Brilliantly-Realized Foodie Horror-Comedy’The Menu’ skewers foodies and the art world in general in 107 minutes of horror-comedy genre perfection.
The Menu Is Not What You Expect— It’s BetterThe food-world satire erupts into class warfare, but strains against stereotypes at every turn.

