Lindsay Coyle

This overly-long, plodding, plotless, poorly-written cliche of a film was not only poorly cast, it didn't have anything worthwhile for the actors to dig into. There was nothing there for the whole three-hour slogfest. The characters had motivations that weren't explained and they interacted with untold connections that came across as contrived. Who were these people to each other? We were left with no explanations. Then, it ended with a bizarre, disjointed montage with no understanding of what it was illustrating. People who liked this movie liked it because they wanted to find something redeeming in it. But if you enjoy good cinema that tells a story with compelling characters and a cohesive plot, you will not like this film.