Horrible, had to leave cinema

Rating: 2/10 (28 February 2015)

This is a movie that tries very hard to be special and unique - which it admittedly is, just not in any good way. The increasingly annoying never-ending drum-soundtrack, the lack of any meaningful plot and confusing story, the chalkboard-ish inner voice dialogue of the protagonist, and the just plain bad, nauseatingly egocentric people cry-complaining about their ego-"problems" that I couldn't care less about.
About two-thirds into the movie, it had become so excruciatingly painful to watch that I was simply forced to leave the cinema, something I've never done before, or ever thought I'd have to - never before has the cold fresh winter air felt so good to breathe, like I had just managed to break free from captivity under mentally torturous conditions. I'd wish I was exaggerating here, but I'm not.
The main reason I considered watching this movie was the universal critical appraisal and awards it had won, which I'll never give due weight again. Only the somewhat original cinematography prevents me from giving it a rock bottom 1.