Originally I was drawn to the period piece and the great ensemble. 30mins in, I was really beginning to wonder what the story was about or why I even cared. I woke up about ten minutes later after my daughter nudged me only to witness a few people leaving the theatre that would never return. I tried to get back into the movie (I'll say movie, not story... not sure if there was much of one), hoping it would get better... but at 90mins we were just counting the minutes for it to end. The overall problem with the movie, in my opinion, there weren't enough seeds to keep the audience guessing (who was responsible)... so without the audience engaged, people just didn't care. When something was revealed in the movie, there was no satisfaction in "Ya, that's what I thought", because this 'mystery' was held together by very thin threads. This was a tremendously long disappointment, and I see from the other reviews that I'm not too far off the mark here.