In one ear, out the other

Rating: 4/10 (11 November 2019)

Pros:
The fight choreography was purposefully sloppy, and I felt that added a lot to the film and helped the tone they were trying to create.
Joel Edgerton's performance was solid, and he stole every scene that he was in.
Robert Pattinson and Ben Mendelsohn were nice surprises but were not in the film enough.
The directing was serviceable with no glaring irregularities.
Cons:
The film was both too long and underdeveloped. I feel this would have worked better with four, hour long parts to really flesh out the characters and their relationships.
Characters would come and go in the blink of an eye, causing me not to care about any of them.
Timothée Chalamet is a vacuum of charisma and was boring in this film, per usual. The moments where he had to show emotion were jarring and fell flat, mostly due to his character not being fleshed out.
A lot of the film was too dark to make out.
An essentially non-existent score.
The twist at the end explained one of the main red flags of the story but was still unsatisfying.
Overall: Soulless and lacking any kind of originality. I admired the world/tone they created but since I didn't care about the characters it was in one ear, out the other.