It shows the "connectivity" of lives irrespective of time and location

Rating: 1/10 (13 August 2017)

I stopped watching it around %70 of completion. It felt like a fast-forwarded Tarantino-type movies: it starts in the middle; then goes to beginning, ... However, I understood the main theme/message when the movie jumped around through different jumbled time periods. It reminded me of the ending of the Christmas' classic, "it's wonderful life" with Jimmy Stewart, when his character despairs thinking that his life had no impact on other people's lives only to be reminded of a swing angel that other lives are so interwoven with his life, and so on.
So this movie is an new twist on a old concept midst of myriads of disconnected scenes and special effects.Some of the dialogues were hard to understand. IMHO, in movies with philosophical/abstract themes, silent moments (acted out with using body language/facial expressions) vs. spoken words do a better job then "hammering" words.
Overall, I was very disappointed with this movie and it seems the attempt was to compensate for lack of content through use of well-know actors/actresses.