Yes there are plot holes, the script, while pretty good, is however superlatively jejune in its grasp of medical science and the laws of physics, preposterously so... preposterous I say, but all of that soon goes out the window thanks to the eye-popping cinematography., and the jejunocidnous and preposterocity (yes I just made up one or both of those words, I think Woody Allen made up the one, they are words now, deal with it) adds to the fun of the experience. The scenes are gorgeous, beautifully well framed and shot, like Kubrick level good. Mad props to director/cinematographer team Coralie Fargeat and Robrecht Heyvaert for filming in a glass house with no reflected crew, the shots are AWESOME.
Honestly my biggest gripe about the plot holes is, who the hell puts a scope on a shotgun? I realize that is actually a thing but c'mon, it's a shotgun, if you need a scope you should not have legally been allowed to drive to where you are or own a gun, without a guide dog.
Just crank your suspension of disbelief up a notch like you're watching a Harry Potter movie and enjoy the eye candy.
Honestly my biggest gripe about the plot holes is, who the hell puts a scope on a shotgun? I realize that is actually a thing but c'mon, it's a shotgun, if you need a scope you should not have legally been allowed to drive to where you are or own a gun, without a guide dog.
Just crank your suspension of disbelief up a notch like you're watching a Harry Potter movie and enjoy the eye candy.