Circus Maximus

Watched for nic refn, gaspar noe and harmony korine, it's just honestly a hour music video, it's stunning though, his music dosent do anything for me what so ever though and this is pretty pointless but for what it is it's fine, i cant lie it was a struggle to watch this as travis scott just bugs me in general a lot, but i had to for the talent behind the screen but it just.... hmm, i don't know if i want to give this a 4 or a 5, i guess a strong 4 to a light 5, it's really not great but it's not the worst thing, for style it's great but like what else does it offer, if you're a fan i'm sure this is great but to a general audience.... why.

A total lack of plastic culture. A formless music made only for a lame effect. A film about nothing, with nothing to say. I had the feeling that I was watching a student film made with the money of millionaire father, who comes from the country of kitsch. The abundance of signs and frames, even if some of them look baroque, makes the film like a cake with all the ingredients of an unsalted soup.

The character does not play. It just shows that it exists, behaving like in real life, simple and embarrassing. Basically, a very long music video, hard to watch and after which you miss Soul II Soul.

Si deep; no way.

20 minutes of some interesting, some annoying, and some creative visuals that aid the UTOPIA experience. The human pyramid one and the one set in an African country stood out.

Other than that, the remainder is just a boring 55 minutes of Travis performing the rest of the album live in an old arena, nothing interesting or worthwhile. What's even the point of a live performance that takes up 75% of the "film" if you're going to play the studio recordings over the whole thing.

Simply an over-bloated music video, it's a shame cause it started off really good, then they ran out of ideas. But, I understand that this supposedly should've been the first time fans are exposed to the album and its world, watching it after having the album for weeks now doesn't add much of a value to the overall experience.

So upfront I'll say that I don't listen to the artist who stars in this movie. I don't know any songs he sings, I only saw this movie because my son wanted to go see it. Walking into the theater I had no expectations for this movie, I had no idea what is was about (and honestly, I still don't.) I did read the synopsis of the movie online right before it started and I must say that it was not accurate. I read that it was a psychedelic, visual, mind bending experience, and I must disagree. This was a bunch of poorly executed shots of different places, an odd conversation between the music artists and producer Rick Rubin with a weird and bad lip sync performance to end the hour and 15 minutes of trying to stay awake... I would pay $5k to a lawyer to get the $60 back that I paid for the 2 tickets. When you see a bad movie, it's disappointing but it is what it is- some are good and some are not but this was different- my son felt like he was tricked. He said the movie was marked to be something it wasn't, not even close. Yes, even my son (who does listen to this artist) was dumbfounded at how bad this was.. I only gave it 2 stars instead of 1 because it was time I got to spend with my son. That's it. Wow, just wow this was horrible...

The title basically says it all.

I loved Utopia as an album, I thought it was great, and that the features, instrumentals and performance were amazing. And this was supposed to go like hand-in-hand with the album and explain it all.

And in a way, I guess it did, but there's not a whole lot here. It's cleanly shot, almost all of the segments have incredible quality.

Each of the segments.fit their respective tracks quite well, but underneath it all, there's not a whole lot here.

It's painfully boring, there's essentially no plot, what there is is just a couple subplots for a few minute long segments that lead to nothing. I enjoyed the album, but I can take and leave this.