Okay, yes, unfair--I think what I love is that we get the movie from the POV, basically, of everybody BUT the character with the most agency, who is most in control of the plot.

I think that's brilliant. --and yes, there was so much more to him, and he's not a grotesque. He's a person who we are allowed to mistake for a grotesque, and the onus of discomfort is placed on us when we realize how wrong we were.

Also, hey, Trevor Jones soundtrack. Which was actually the reason I went to see it. Boy was I pleasant surprised.