The Zone of Interest gives you an uncomfortable amount of space. Space to realize how numb you can be in the face of the evil of the world. Space to truly contemplate the "banality of evil," as philosopher Hannah Arendt put it.
A lot of people have commented on the soundscape and how gripping it is. I totally agree, and what really hit me in the back half of this film was how some of the more jarring sounds are really saying "Wake up! Don't you see how fucked up this is?" Otherwise, we might get stuck in that vast, uncomfortable space where evil has a nice, big garden and flows wherever a cushy, bureaucratic job takes it.
The camera work also struck me as voyeuristic, almost documentarian, right from the very first scene. How do we reconcile one's humanity with their overwhelming atrocities? Obviously, they're unforgivable, but isn't there something to be said for the humanity in us all?

Burgle your turts.

I thought I'd seen this before but... it was just a false memory.
Absolutely loved the editing and story structure.

I thought the satire was sharp… but I’m a white dude, so take that with a grain of salt.

See the unknown and know it

This was such a fun ride! The acting was great, the character building and development was top notch, and the dialogue was truly gripping... all of which produced some great pacing and I didn't once feel like things were dragging on.

I, too, really like The Smiths.
This one was really fun to watch and the perspective was really gripping. Love this take on the assassin trope.

Minus points for gratuitously making Sam L Jackson focused solely on race for 3/4 of the movie.

Fun like the first but with quite a bit less subtlety.
THE FUCKING ICICLE. IN THE EYE.

Classic