This felt like a Wes Anderson movie. Kind of goofy weird characters, interesting scenery and sets. But it's just a cheap imitation.

This is a slow moving nothing burger that wants to be much more. Or appear to be more.

Despite a well recognizable cast, the actual characters were shallow and boring. Several minutes of people just dancing around in what seemed like a way to kill time on the screen.

At the end we are reminded that in the beginning it said "a lot of this really happened". So it's a semi-documentary, but with goofy, unrealistic characters? Ok. Seems a bit contradictory. Pick a lane, if you want to be serious about the actual events which sound interesting, take it seriously. But being a big goofball movie then at the end pretending to be biographical didn't mesh.

An honest attempt may have been to introduce the brutality of war and how they created their own fantasy world. But everything was goofy. A woman getting killed is goofy. People with war injuries, goofy.

Pick a lane, that's all I'm saying.

And at the end you're wondering "is that it?". With all the talking, was there supposed to be a moral presented? Is that what this was all about?

I can see why people may like it. It has a lot of meaningless but appealing eye candy. But my god, it's so slow moving, going no where, you have to have infinite patience to endure it to the end. Or just watch it at home and use the FF>> button.