It's easy to pick on this film. Its clearly making far too much of an attempt to be as philosophical as possible. True it comes accross as film that is far too much up its own arse, but none the less I always enjoy it. Funny, quirky and endearing even with its flaws, it just about gets its message accross. Even Jude Law puts in a good enough performance for me not to want to kick him in the nuts. Enjoyable, if you don't take it seriously.

A fine look into the meaning of life.

Spends too long to get to the point. Often feels like a joke without a punchline. Still....

So damn funny with a cast to die for.

This is brilliant in many ways. But it's not for everyone. Between the nothingness and everythingness this creates somethingness and lets the characters play with it. very creative cinematics and plot.

Awful, awful movie. I love Lily Tomlin, but ugh. Awful.

This movie might love itself a bit too much, but it doesn't matter. It's OK, because although most of the time it tries too hard to be smart, sometimes it actually is. And when it's not, it's funny.

Given the subject matter this was surprisingly unpretentious and enjoyable. Great performances all around.

There's nothing to really "get" here. The point is that the movie is absurd in its explanations of broad existential philosophies. I just felt like the joke wore itself out way before the credits showed up.