Darren Aronofsky's films are not known for being particularly clear, and his 2017 Horror Film "Mother!" It's no exception. Ennennifer Lawrence Starsevils as a title mother, who spends the duration of the film trying to repair and take care of the dilapidated Victorian house, while her husband, he (Javier Bardem), is mostly walking around to make matters worse. The allegorical story also starred Ed Harris as "man" and Michelle Pfeiffer as his wife, "Woman", who visit her with their family and destroy all sorts of chaos in the home. "Mother!" is really wild but still misunderstood horror movie It works on multiple levels at once, telling a myth about creating a difficult environmental lesson on humanity's influence on the earth, while also giving an overview of singular creatives and their process. It is a Bible story, an allegory of global warming and a meta-made filmmaker, all wrapped in a two-hour package.

It was clear that an audience did not care about what "mother!" had to offer, like the movie got rare f kinoskourBut what about her Starwar? In an interview in 2023 with Andy Cohen on his show "Watch What Happens Live" (through Indiewire) Lawrence revealed that she really didn't understand what the film was about, although she was hanging out with Aronofsky at the time. Despite having an intimate contribution to the writer/director, the actor shared that he is still quite lost when it comes to this controversial flicker.

Asked by Cohen how well she understood that "mother!" On a scale of 1-10, Lawrence was characteristically honest, saying:

"I be honest. Well, I slept with the director, so I had rocks. So ... five? Or four. But if someone needs tips to understand their movies, you know what to do."

While There are a lot It takes place in "Mother!" There are several grounds that Lawrence probably understood, as the idea of a mother is basically a mother country and he is a version of God. The man and woman are Adam and Eve, with their sons, and later their whole chaotic team representing the rest of humanity. Similarly, the baby who is swallowed (as I said, "Mother!" is a wild movie) is even a pretty easy symbol for the victim of Jesus Christ, also, but even if Lawrence was in the dark of it, she still gave a killer. She is incredibly convincing as a woman who wants her passionate husband to be satisfied, but, in a sense, to leave her in peace - not to mention, Really She wants people to stay out of the sink she just fixed, but it's not ready yet. Even if the mother was not a mother country, she is the kind of mood, and Lawrence absolutely nails performance. She wears the film on her back, and the troubles of her face are attractive, even when things get a little confusing.

While Lawrence might have been joking that sleeping with the director did so so she could better understand the film, she has since talked about how hard the "mother!" was for her. In an interview for 2017 with VogueShe shared that the film was forced to "go to a darker place" than she once used to be, and "(I) didn't know if I could go out." It even ended up dislocated rib and had to put the oxygen between the takeover, and told Vogue that Aaronophic was constantly pressing on emotionality even in those moments. It's really no wonder the relationship was so short-lived, and adds another level of the movie's meta-commentator about how authors treat their leading women. Hollywood and Especially horror movies are notorious that pushes their waters too far awayAnd it is interesting to see that it is presented in the film by the mother and the relationship of it.

During her Absolutely funny episode "Hoteces"Lawrence also revealed that the dislocated rib was never treated properly and that its superb rib "You are still clicking to this day", which is a pretty hard souvenir of your time on a movie you haven't fully understood. No matter how great a "mother!" may be, Lawrence deserved to be safe and protected in the room, Especially Because she was hanging out with the director. It would be nice if "Mother!" He taught us all the lessons on both the screen and out, but given the lack of understanding of people, I would not count on it.