Nice cinematography. That's about it...

Rating: 5/10 (6 March 2012)

"The film is beautifully shot in chilly blues and grays by cinematographer Roger Deakins, and Los Angeles locales are well chosen for futuristic effect." This was one critics remarks for the film. I LOVED the cinematography.
However...how-ever... Justin Timberlake is not an actor. He gave an unsettling fake cry, as I saw it. His facial expressions and reaction towards other actors was just "meh". I was wanting more background on him. Many feel as though much of the film and character just wasn't developed, and I'd have to agree with them. There were some clever moments and slightly intense times. Overall, I'd consider this an incomplete film. It's story just didn't provide enough information and it kept me wondering...and was never satisfied.
The camera work was great though and the Director of Photography has a job well done. The Director, however, needs to go back to the typewriter...as he's also the writer. It was moderately entertaining.