Cheesy, Superficial, Sensational Dystopia

Rating: 2/10 (28 October 2012)

Cogent breakdown regarding what an ugly piece of flotsam this artful masterpiece truly is:

Majority of the actors are unbearably cheesy.

The film attempts humor throughout and fails 97% of the time.

All effort toward profound philosophical remarks/discourse and spiritual insight come across as extremely rigid, academic and incredibly superficial (towards the end I could only grimace in an effort to restrain myself from extremely sarcastic outbursts about how profound the one-liners were)

Film atmosphere by percentage: 70% aggression/violence, 20% dark and bleak dystopian environment, 5% worn-out stereotypical romanticism, 3% flat dialogue with intermittent bad accents 2% out-of-focus mysterious creepy green leprechaun man with horrid raspy voice, .0000000000001% insightful dialogue about the nature of human existence

I added an additional star because I did appreciate elements of the ending vision, scene and imagery -- set independently from the entire rest of the film. Therein seemed the only potential worth extracting.