Ramblins of delusion

Rating: 1/10 (14 January 2015)

The basis of this movie is a washed up has been who is producing a Broadway play. He lives in a delusion filled world of his Keaton own making where he sees himself with super power of a comic book character he played in his heyday. You find yourself not knowing where the delusion ends and reality if any begins. There is no redeeming characters in the show. From his daughter a drug addict with a chip on her shoulder to Ed Norton stripping and showing us his Auschwitz like body. Ug, an image I wish I could get out of my head. The ending is as dumb as an ending could be. So are we to believe he really is soaring with the eagles? LMFAO It was a total waste of time and this movie is one of those where your not one of the cool liberals if you also don't love it. Its a case of the kings new cloths, its not a good storyline and not particularly well done. Norton did well if his aim was to be annoying to watch. When you find yourself wishing that there was a sniper on the opposite building shooting the characters its a bad movie.