Pretty, well acted and amusing, if ultimately superficial.

We feel regularly discombobulated on the sea of this movie's ideas - which is a good thing for people feeling marooned by the general stupidity of this summer's film releases.

If Wes Anderson and Terry Gilliam ever had a child, science would be amazed and appalled. But also, it would probably end up making a film like this.

Johnson's original attempt to fuse the caper genre with a whimsical, literary tone, unfortunately gets terribly tedious with the duo of Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo. [Full review in Spanish]