False premise plus an irrational storyline

Rating: 2/10 (11 August 2014)

I love Scarlett Johansson. She and Morgan Freeman's voice were the only two elements that made this sci-fi fart of logic, physics, and rational thought watchablebarely. The premise of the film (we use only 10% of our brains) is total wives tale BS. If you know this going in, like I do, it makes this thing even more absurd because of the crap they attribute from 20-100% brain function as an excuse to brazen their special effects weirdo "mind-blowing" visuals and existential concepts.
If that were not enough pukable storytelling in itself, the film wreaks of gratuitous unaccounted for carnage in human life and property to make you, oh yeahpuke! Our heroine's car chase through city streets cause ginormous crashes and carnage realistically involving hundreds of innocent adults and children in car seats and are totally ignored as if no real people inhabit this make believe world. If you're a first person game shooter, then this is not an issue for you. In one scene our heroine actually shoots some innocent nobody on an operating table in an Asian hospital just to make room for herself! The morality of this action is not even a twinkle in the storyteller's eye and is not presented to take away an iota of sympathy from our heroic Amazonian babe. This movie is a real tough slog for those with a logical bone in their bodies!