Good story, Not enough for a whole film

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

No, I am not kidding.My only regret is there is no way in the universe to unseen this piece of crap...

Viewed at May, 29 2018 - was a good plot but really difficult to understand the metaphors during the movie .... great photos direction!

Somebody is presumably being killed, and Jesse didn't know who to call, so, she calls someone who can provide absolutely zero help or protection for the person in danger. Too bad Wyclef Jeans "Someone please call 911" wasn't playing somewhere within all these dreams and visions we were subjected to. But, that's the thing with "art" films I guess; logic or reasoning isn't really the primary goal or defining characteristic.This films' payoff is actually pretty amazing, however sadly, it being attached to a body of work about as powerful as an atrophied arm swinging in zero gravity, meant its punch was almost unrecognizable and could've easily been mistaken for a baby fist bump.Also, Elle Fanning isn't nearly as pretty as one would need to be to play the character she's supposed to be portraying. Perhaps this may not mean anything in the grand scheme of things, but given the subject matter, I feel that maybe, it may just mean everything.The Photography is quite stunning, the performances were on and off like flickering neon lights, and the character development and handling was depicted well enough for almost all except the lead while the script had some moments of merit. The Neon Demon had some beams of light, without much shine. 5/10.

Horrifically boring. Waiting for some dialogue, something interesting to happen. Trying to find a character to like. Just dead. The biggest question is How the hell did Keanu Reeves get mixed up in this garbage?