I enjoyed it as a truly unique and creative movie. It got quite dusty in my house during the Rocks scene as well as the entire parental relationship aspect as as an empath who was raised by a emotionally distant parent. I also thought is was excellent to shoot Michelle Yeoh in a different beauty configurations so we could see how what is an objectively beautiful famous human can look different depending on stagecraft/framing/lighting/outfit/make up, etc.
I also found myself being more than a bit annoyed with several stretches in the movie. In particular, the hot dog fingers began to wear on me as the movie went on, despite the plot twist at the end that showed it's relevance. I thought the Jamie Lee Curtis/Michelle Yeoh romantic story line was just bloat: it was an easy editorial cut that could have shaved 15 minutes off the movie with virtual no impact. The initial hotdog scene was more than enough. From a multiverse perspective: it was better than Dr. Strange, but the animated Spider Man movie is still just in another league.
I applaud the filmmakers for making a truly innovative movie. But it wasn't nearly the home run I expected and doesn't come close to the overall brilliance of Tar.