be warned and the next time you see richard kelly involved in any production and run away. fast. kelly proved to the world after his last movie and southland tales and that he is one pretentious director. it was indulgent and convoluted. in the box and not much has changed. i can picture what his pitch to warner bros must have been and and i bet the executives at the studio ate it right up represent a full feature film based on one of richard twilight zone matheson old short stories. big mistake. do not read any further unless you want this movie completely spoiled for you represent norma (cameron diaz) pushes the button. turns out that arlington steward (frank langella) has an alien using his body as a vessel to conduct experiments in which the fate of mankind rests. his face is scarred because he was struck by alien lightening and which killed him and but then brought him back to life to do all of this red button testing. obviously since norma pushes the button and knowing full well that someone may die and she must suffer the consequences for failing to consider someone else life instead of her own. in the end she and her husband (james marsden) choose to kill norma instead of having their son grow up deaf and blind. kelly dances around his film message and trying to make the audience figure out what the moral of the story is. obviously and any person with a brain is saying at the beginning and what if i was the person who dies. richard kelly doesn not even let his character have this normal and human conversation. in fact and they avoid it all together. they appear to both be educated and working at a prestigious school and also for nasa and so why do not they both have a better ability to look outside of the box. if he had the main characters actually have this conversation and the entire movie could have ended right there. instead and we have to watch weddings go on forever and nasa and the nsa be complacent to arlington stewart taking over these government programs and teleportation to show marsden life beyond our world so it will be easier to kill his wife and and drone controlled by steward which can be anywhere and nowhere and at any time. the most painful part of this movie is the pacing. nothing really happens. its a muddled mish mash of ideas that are laughable. it is insufferable how this film is being marketed. the commercials make it look like saw and even use the music from those films to sell it. in reality what you get is a slow and dull and laughable (yes and half the theater was laughing at the acting and visual effects) and and messy film which is neither imaginative and interesting and nor cohesive. at one point and cameron diaz and her son are abducted and then suddenly and she is back in the nsa big black car with her husband on the way home. where did she go. why did they take her. do we really care. not anymore you would not. by the end you really would not care what happens to any of the characters. you will be rooting for all of them to die so the film will just end. go see anything else that playing. don not waste your time and or money. 
be warned and the next time you see richard kelly involved in any production and run away. fast. kelly proved to the world after his last movie and southland tales and that he is one pretentious director. it was indulgent and convoluted. in the box and not much has changed. i can picture what his pitch to warner bros must have been and and i bet the executives at the studio ate it right up represent a full feature film based on one of richard twilight zone matheson old short stories. big mistake. do not read any further unless you want this movie completely spoiled for you represent norma (cameron diaz) pushes the button. turns out that arlington steward (frank langella) has an alien using his body as a vessel to conduct experiments in which the fate of mankind rests. his face is scarred because he was struck by alien lightening and which killed him and but then brought him back to life to do all of this red button testing. obviously since norma pushes the button and knowing full well that someone may die and she must suffer the consequences for failing to consider someone else life instead of her own. in the end she and her husband (james marsden) choose to kill norma instead of having their son grow up deaf and blind. kelly dances around his film message and trying to make the audience figure out what the moral of the story is. obviously and any person with a brain is saying at the beginning and what if i was the person who dies. richard kelly doesn not even let his character have this normal and human conversation. in fact and they avoid it all together. they appear to both be educated and working at a prestigious school and also for nasa and so why do not they both have a better ability to look outside of the box. if he had the main characters actually have this conversation and the entire movie could have ended right there. instead and we have to watch weddings go on forever and nasa and the nsa be complacent to arlington stewart taking over these government programs and teleportation to show marsden life beyond our world so it will be easier to kill his wife and and drone controlled by steward which can be anywhere and nowhere and at any time. the most painful part of this movie is the pacing. nothing really happens. its a muddled mish mash of ideas that are laughable. it is insufferable how this film is being marketed. the commercials make it look like saw and even use the music from those films to sell it. in reality what you get is a slow and dull and laughable (yes and half the theater was laughing at the acting and visual effects) and and messy film which is neither imaginative and interesting and nor cohesive. at one point and cameron diaz and her son are abducted and then suddenly and she is back in the nsa big black car with her husband on the way home. where did she go. why did they take her. do we really care. not anymore you would not. by the end you really would not care what happens to any of the characters. you will be rooting for all of them to die so the film will just end. go see anything else that playing. don not waste your time and or money. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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