This is the strangest, well produced movie I have ever watched. I understand it is trying to mirror the insanity of the last days of Howard Hughes but it’s just so bizarre. I’d advise you give it a pass unless you are in a very strange mood. I give this movie a 4 (strange) out of 10. [Comedy? Farce?]

...you ain't wrong about that. I mean, a young Han Solo jizzed in his pants and Lily Collins doesn't have the personality of a salted cracker, as we thought. Warren Beatty took time off to come back for this? That's sad.

A box office flop - possibly because it had no superheroes or CGI - this film is better than you have been led to believe. Evocative of the era, with a cosy old-fashioned feel, the story of the final days of Howard Hughes, as imagined as they may be, is a mostly engaging tale. Beatty shines as Hughes and he hasn't lost his touch as a director either.

I was expecting something more romantic, but I guess the whole movie was far from that. I got a bit confused by the whole concept as well. I took me a while to really get the story, but once I did it was pretty good. It was a bit vague but one of the main character Howard Hughes was a bit vague. So, yea. Okay, while I'm writing this I realised I actually have no idea what to tell you about this movie. The story was a bit strange, it wasn't a really "special" movie but the actors were great and so was the camera work. It was a beautiful movie to watch (with very nice cars) but the story wasn't really strong.