SPL!NG writes:
The fight sequences are one redeeming feature as beautifully choreographed Matrix style "bullet-time" violence glides across the screen as if lifted from a Greek vase. The gore factor is moderate with exploding heads and a majestic climax to cap things off. Tarsem Singh has created a beautiful tapestry of light, shapes and colour with finesse and style, but there's too little substance and very few convincing performances - making the story fall flat. Poor decision-making and distracting costume design makes for unintentional laughs, leaving the audience with an uninspired and substandard movie experience.
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