Borderline at Best

Rating: 5/10 (27 May 2017)

The Adjustment Bureau intervenes when people deviate from the "plan" for their future selves - no such thing as free will other than choosing a toothpaste brand we are told (when free will is given to humanity without Bureau intervention, humanity near destroys itself and the Earth along it; hence, why the Bureau exists to prevent this from happening). No one knows about them, unless you are Matt Damon who desires Emily Blunt in a non-plan love affair and receives an appearance from them telling him not to pursue her. The Bureau has a Chairman just like the FBI (I am laughing as I type this).
Then we go from stupid new wave ballet scenes with an obvious fish out of water Blunt to electoral campaigns for want to be Senator Damon, just as uninspired as Blunt, with the Bureau intervening to keep them apart (apparently Damon will not make President with ditz Blunt as a wife, that was the only believable part of the movie - her character was at best a spun woman child).
But wait a minute, Damon's obstinate character says otherwise and after a couple of false starts pursues Blunt in the end. So, let's give this a happy ending by having the Chairman rewrite the plan for Damnon and Blunt to be together and wrap it all up by saying that you have to want free will very, very, very bad to change the plan, and these 2 space cadets managed that with the collective IQ of perhaps 100. Somehow their love swayed the Chairman.
The best parts of the movie that were worth watching was when Terence Stamp and John Slattery made appearances. As for the rest, insipid is an understatement. I'm all for Sci-Fi and fantasy, but the ending was just too dumb in the end.