Classic Hollywood Self Importance

Rating: 5/10 (25 January 2015)

This is well filmed, there are a couple of funny scenes and Keaton is decent, but to say this is anything more is just the critics trying to tell us why they are smarter than us.
This is just a "poor man's" version of "All That Jazz" without the fun music. Edward Norton is more pompous than usual, Emma Stone is disappointing. When you have to have a naked man run through Times Square to get a laugh you are near the bottom of the barrel. Keaton seems angry that his career went south after the Batman movies. Whose fault is that? He was good in light comedies, he could have stuck with those but he wanted to show he is an artist and made a bunch of bad movies. That would be his fault, not ours.
Skip this one and wait for Netflix. At least then you can fast forward to get to the end of this mess.