Narratively uneven, rather dull and the style really didn't grab me

Rating: 4/10 (9 March 2016)

I went into this movie rather excited. I heard so much good things about this movie, but overall it thought this movie was incredibly dull and it couldn't quite grab me.
The style is the biggest selling point to the film, but I really didn't like it. It looked really fake, the background was obviously a green screen and it looked incredibly fake, I understand It's supposed to look like a graphic novel, but that doesn't mean it can transfer well to film, and it really doesn't. The CGI looks incredibly fake, and if the style wasn't like this, the film would still suck.
The lighting however is great, I love how everything is in black and white a part from certain colours, it really added a great effect to the movie and made it visually pleasing. But the greenscreen background and the crappy CGI really take away from the lighting.
The acting is also not that great. Bruce Willis was horrible at the beginning but none of the performances were overwhelmingly good, they were just decent. But the script doesn't really help. It's very much like graphic novel text, but that also doesn't transfer well to film. It's very clichÃ© and just sounds like a film studies script.
The action also really sucks. It look horrible. Not gory horrible, it just looks fake. When people get killed their facial expressions are laughable, and it just isn't exciting at all. So, boring script, not particularly good acting, bad style and it looks fake. Not great.
The narrative is also uneven, it focuses on three different stories and none of them are interesting, I care about no one in this movie. So I'm at a great disconnect from the film.
The cinematography is fine. Nothing particularly inventive or creative. But they use extreme close ups a lot and it looks incredibly cheesy.
Score is OK, nothing special. Works well with the action, but nothing particularly exciting.
So overall the film is a dull, un-interesting, stylistically bad graphic novel adaptation that feels more like a fan film than a feature film.