Avis Metacritic

It's great unruly fun.

The movie looks and feels like a frantic, live-action psychedelic cartoon.

Has some fine individual moments but fails to cohere into a grander, more substantial statement on the themes it aspires to tackle.

This starry ensemble dazzles, but the film never comes fully alive until its climactic 20 minutes, which are deeply moving.

Quite a spectacle, but the movie falls flat.

A weirdly stillborn experience.

Consumerism is running more amok than ever, but this satire of it isn't.

Vonnegut's brand of juvenile surrealism...doesn't age especially well...but it could hardly be worse served than to be brought to the screen with such ham-fisted literal-mindedness.

This is the most-off-the-mark adaptation of a novel since Brian DePalma's what-was-that "Bonfire of the Vanities."

A movie so unhinged it practically dares you not to hate it.