Complexity is no substitute for art.

Rating: 4/10 (7 January 2007)

What if I told you that there were a very important film, to which one must pay exquisitely close attention if one were to properly appreciate its brilliant complexity? The main character's relationships with women? A very complex issue, that. And what of his loyalties? Again, too complex for evaluation in this format. Does the story unfold in a linear fashion? No, I'm afraid it cannot, lest it reveal itself as the stupendous waste of time that it is. The repetition of tying someone's shoe for them appears as if it were a metaphor for something deeply complex, and I'll be damned if I know what.
All you need to know about the worth of this film is in "The Emperor's New Clothes."