As quirky as its title and box art suggest, and as disjointed as the philosophies that make it; I Heart Huckabees is, ultimately, a satisfying film for people interested in philosophy but it feels like it should have been an accompanying...
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As quirky as its title and box art suggest, and as disjointed as the philosophies that make it; I Heart Huckabees is, ultimately, a satisfying film for people interested in philosophy but it feels like it should have been an accompanying documentary to What The Bleep Do We Know? rather than its own full-length fiction. It's neat, and for the first hour you'll be entertained by its pace and out-of-this-world effects, but it's desensitizing and, in the end, a little alienating. If you can relate to the struggles faced by the characters then you may get something out of this film, but as a casual movie-watcher then the extent of your affection ends with respect for it. Different people will get different opinions, so watch it. It's a neat rental.

Cluttering a film with ideas and details that makes it impossible to take it all in at once is usually a bad thing, but not if your movie is interesting enough to see again. As a whole, a sweet, one of a kind film with good performances from...
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Cluttering a film with ideas and details that makes it impossible to take it all in at once is usually a bad thing, but not if your movie is interesting enough to see again. As a whole, a sweet, one of a kind film with good performances from everyone involved.

A really great movie that is hilarious and sparks thought. Great performances by everyone, including Jude Law, Lily Tomlin, Dustin Hoffman, and Jason Schwartzman. David O. Russel also has a great visual style, which is evident throughout the film.