Unbelievably long, boring, and hokey

Rating: 1/10 (1 September 2015)

I usually expect far better from actors as revered as Hopkins and Pitt.
Each of the script's four writers must have wanted to take the plot in a separate direction, and their compromise (or lack thereof) is awkward and disjointed.
The nonsensical story could have been told in fifty minutes instead of 180. But instead, each scene contains several dramatic pauses interrupting exchanges full of blatant plot-explaining dialogue which leaves much to be desired in terms of chemistry.
The execution in making this movie clearly just sucked. The essential premise of death being led around to explore the mortal world doesn't end up teaching us anything about life and death other than how much we apparently undervalue the taste of peanut butter in our world (I wish I were joking).
Watch this movie only if you feel like cringing.