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Posted by mkuller on November 23, 2014 at 20:33:16:
...and thought it was really brilliant.

It was very creative, different, superbly acted, uniquely filmed and scored with an interesting story.

Predict it will be up for Best Picture, Actor and Supporting Actor.

But however terrific the intellectual exercise is, I don't feel like it connected or resonated on much of an emotional level.

The characters are all kind of pathetic and I didn't care much about any of them - I felt a little sorry for Emma Stone but that's about it.

It did give us a lot to talk about after the show.

4 out of 5 stars.