Bob GarverSpecial to the Valley NewsLike the cozy restaurant setting of “The Menu,” the theater at my screening of the film this past Friday, Nov. 18, was sparsely populated. But though the attendance was small in number, there was an unusual sense of kinship in the air. Laughs and groans could be attributed to individual audience members, as well as occasional biting comments, including one of my own, after the movie. I think we all got a sense of what made one another tick. One thing was for certain: like the characters in the movie, we were all in this intense experience together.The film follows audience surrogate Margot, played by Anya Taylor-Joy, as she journeys with her date Tyler, played by Nicholas Hoult, to a private island that boasts the upscale restaurant Hawth
