I’ve been told this film is a waste of time, but Natalie Portman is yummy in my opinion, and since blueberries are equally as yummy, how could I go wrong?
I feel that I owe it to my tongue/taste buds to try it.

Revision
Indeed, it is a film filled beginning to end, with rich, flavorful, cinematography-wise splendor. These onscreen dessert-like delights include the presence of my current crush Portman, who is one of the films brightest qualities. Like a slice of pie, her – along with a few other lush characteristics, require a glass of milk while taking them in. The performances of Jude Law & Rachel Weisz (though not at her best) could be included, as well as those gorgeous colors and artistic camera angles.

Credit must also be given for including Chan Marshall & her music in the movie. Her face was a nice surprise.

The story and flow of Blueberry does have it’s weak points, (the casting of Norah Jones is included) but I enjoyed it for my own reasons and would still recommend it.

Gorgeous to look at but a little light on characterisation and plot. A little dull to be honest. Watch it with the sound turned down and enjoy the masterful use of light especially in the opening shot. Pales into insignificance compared to Wong Kar-Wai’s previous two films. Could do better.