Missing the essentials of a good film

Rating: 1/10 (1 May 2016)

In my opinion, a good film requires these elements at a minimum: an engaging script/story, good character development, believable acting, and complimentary cinematography/sound. I don't think this film has any of these elements. Yes, there were lots of shocking and elaborate visuals. However, these were in lieu of the other important film elements, not compliments thereto. Granted, characters in a dystopian future won't be particularly relatable, but they should have some depth. The characters in this film have none. I have no idea what those praising the film were watching. Perhaps this film is an example of a studio marketing machine on steroids.