Never have I seen a movie with such a high "cliché per minute" count. It is truly astonishing.

The plot is more suited for a matinee western from 1952. Except for all the gaping holes.

It is unbelievably cringe. Tedious beyond belief.

It is pretty though. But that is not enough to sustain a 3½ hour movie. I honestly had a hard time keeping my eyes open, it was so boring.

One good thing I can say about it is that it doesn't follow the current trend among blockbusters and try to make the women seem strong by making the men incompetent clods. Both male and female characters have agency in the story. I actually find it astonishing that that is something that is worth pointing out. But these are the times we live in.