one dimensional and juvenile

Rating: 3/10 (30 July 2014)

Sadly, the whole movie was built on one flawed premise. Once this one dimensional and juvenile view of world is challenged, the whole movie crumbs down and I simply can not take it seriously anymore.
This movie seems to suggest that divergent is extremely rare and a very small minority. Just look at those brainless dauntless drones, it seems to suggest that vast majority of human beings are one dimensional and easily categorized, like different breeds of dogs. Is that how author think of human? That's really sad. I tend to believe that everyone is a divergent to various degree. Isn't every single human being a natural "four"? In the later portion of the movie, almost all the dauntless are susceptible to the mind control potion, except the limited few divergents. And the movie repeated suggests that divergent is very rare. What the heck? Do you truly agree with this? Is this how you would view other people, that most people belongs to set category and only few odd balls defies category?
How can I take the movie seriously if the world view of the subject is that of a high school teenage?
Overall, I give credit to the attempt to bring highlight on individualism and democracy. But the over simplified view of human nature drags down the overall quality of the film.