Had the potential to be perfect, but too many clichés

Rating: 5/10 (7 February 2015)

It could be THE movie, but in my opinion, they made some choices that made the film too long and too much filled with clichés. The beginning was too long, the rebellious teenager who also happens to be a -tadaaa-genius was too familiar to every single movie ever.
In the middle part, it got better, but explaining everything 10 times before the moment kicks in isn't really how you surprise your audience. OK, understood, time moves slowly when you get closer to speed of light and it has the potential for sad stories. But why do you tell this ten times before the sad scene. I don't want to know the exact thing that will happen.
It was still OK, but the Fifth Element ending just made me want to kick the screen. Come on... Seriously? Love??!! This shouldn't have happened. This is a serious movie about serious stuff no one really understands. Why put a second class cheesy ending to such a movie? I'm quite upset.