I like movies that wander, but eh. It's not visually interesting enough on a consistent basis to keep me engaged. The characters are intended to be detached and distant as they revolt against the establishment culture in the Sixties, but they come across as underdeveloped and lacking in chemistry.
The explosions at the end were fucking awesome.
If it was 15-20 minutes shorter, I'd love it more. My eyes also rolled into the back of my head when the girl started singing.
My third time seeing this now. I love it so much more than my first viewing. It does not have the immediate charm of the Big Lebowski, a similar noir comedy with a bumbling stoner as the protagonist, trapped in an unsolvable web of conspiracy. Like all recent PTA films, it's more distant, which makes it feel colder than you'd want it to be. And it's long. But stop caring about the plot, and take each individual scene for what…
