Emptiness rarely looks this good!

Rating: 6/10 (11 April 2017)

You watch films looking for an intriguing, witty plot? You think the characters introduced should serve an actual purpose in developing said plot? You want a sort of consistency and continuity that makes it feel "real" or "authentic" in some way?
Stay away then.
No. A good story build upon characters that actually take a meaningful role within that: That's not what this is, nor what it tries to be. It's painfully obvious that the whole film is a promotion project for itself, a nonsense-trip with an attitude. If you care... about anything really: Talk to the hand. It is all about that devil-may-care attitude, about the creation of images that may well carry over into an actually good film to come.
There are some well done "short stories" along the way to nothingness. Some of these are pretty good in their own right. Kind of music clip like. And indeed: The score makes its point accurately. Half the characters are fillers, as if to make it feel more random, chaotic and brightly colourful. Things need to be dumbed down a bit if all you want is a mindless joyride I guess.
It is not a good film BUT it never attempts to be in the first place. Image, attitude and... Ham! That's pretty honest, if nothing else.
Take it or leave it - who cares?