Demands that you concentrate to keep up so very disappointing to realise that your efforts are unrewarded

Rating: 1/10 (11 June 2011)

I will rate this movie on characters/script, acting, plot, production and an x-factor.
The characters in this movie have no personality or depth. Worse, because you cannot sympathise with them in any way, they add a clichéd sob story for the main character, to fill the gap left by a clinical inability to project any humanity onto him, through the use of dialogue. Score = 1/10.
The acting is OK. Average. But with no characters to act, I would imagine this isn't hard. Score = 3/10.
The plot is complicated (for a movie), fast paced and based on the most spurious, simplistic and quasi-scientific description of the human mind. It demands that you concentrate to keep up, so it is very disappointing to realise that your efforts are unrewarded. There are logical, philosophical, scientific and psychological flaws with every turn of the plot, and it isn't even consistent in these. This makes it a very boring movie to watch so a big fat 1/10 for plot.
Production is good. Nice special effects with a big budget. 7/10.
So far we have 12/40, which is 3/10. This means I would have to give -7/10 for x-factor, in order to arrive at a final score of 1/10, which is what this movie deserves, because it claims to be so much that it is not. So x-factor gets -7/10 exactly.