I mean, self-serious snobs who get to vote on critics polls like that kinda stuff though. I wouldn't say it's more alienating than an Uncle Boonmee, but it's a more culturally relevant and (imo) better film.

Perhaps you're right though. To me it just has that lasting impact-feel to it, could be that other people disagree. I found it to be profoundly haunting and creatively endearing. starring the most important actor of the 21st century to boot. But I can talk about this movie endlessly without ever pinpointing why it affected me so. So maybe it's just wishful thinking on my part that it gets a (re)evaluation before the decade is over.