The duality of neuroticism: wielded self-preservation vs. engrossing self-destruction
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Commentary on the vastly differing levels of neuroticism between individuals and groups
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The apathetic and machine-like nature of causality as well as the violent power of apathy
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The acceptance of the foreboding, omnipresent, and unknown nature of violence and death
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The self destructive nature of greed
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The violence of aging
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The blinding effects of ego & masculinity vs. the humbling effects of neuroticism  and sensitivity
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The beautiful and whimsical yet morbid and…

This movie must've been written by a 12 year old. The narration is insufferable right out of the gate, and the plot is entirely pointless. The exposition is also painfully obvious: ("oh wow you're [Brad Pitt's character]! Wasn't your dad an important character for these reasons and has now gone missing?")

I've also never seen a movie fail so hard at the 'show, don't tell' rule; all of Brad Pitt's character traits are delivered via exposition, and subsequently what he…