Save yourself 2 hours of your time.

Rating: 2/10 (21 March 2020)

A boring, empty, try-hard attempt to create a work of art. All art seems to be these days is to look as far up your own backside as possible and praise it publicly. Critics and self indulgent posers will try to tell you that you just dont understand. Make no mistake - the film portrays a clear message - and you're not a film expert simply for understanding the Hollywood satire. We get it. It's just not enjoyable to watch a film with no real plot. It leaves the audience feeling bored, confused, annoyed, or all of the above. Although this seemed to be the film's intention as it lacked so miserably in what is most important. Story. Accompanied by jarring (and frankly, pointless) jazz drums, unnecessarily long takes and awkward attempts at being a slick movie. The only praise I can give is to the actors. Michael Keaton, Emma Stone, and as much as I hate to admit, Edward Norton deliver exceptionally, given the circumstances. I suppose also the camerawork was at times captivating. Though no amount of impressive cinematography could make this narcissistic tripe any more enjoyable.