I Heart Huckabees

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, os personagens são mais ou menos, a história é fraca e desinteressante, as cenas são fracas, e o elenco quase nao ajuda em nada.

This epic saga about ANOTHER eccentric family is a little too precious and cutesy; and a little too Wes Anderson for me. The backstage showdown between David O'Russell and Lilly Tomlin is actually much more scrumptious than the movie itself; especially since most of it was recorded and can be seen on YouTube. And actually, that's mostly what this is remembered for now; not the plot ...It's the day Lilly and David locked horns; and the other luminaries like Mark Whalberg, Isabelle Hubert and Dustin Hoffman just sat around staring at the whole thing; doing absolutely nothing....That's the REAL drama...And it's all on video.

Existential silliness. Great fun!

My favorite movie of all time, my friends don't agree haha

A guy is own his quest to find out the meaning of it all. A comedy with a stacked cast.

I Heart Huckabees is not the dumbest movie ever made, but it's definitely among the top 5.

This is perhaps the best movie ever made regarding our search for meaning while trying to stay sane and function in the every day world. Laugh out loud moments with incredible performances, as you would expect, from Tomlin, Hoffman, Schwartzman, and Wahlberg. The script is incredible and anyone who has actually ever grappled with these existential questions will come away with deep satisfaction. People who only live on the surface won't appreciate it at all. People who only live on the surface will never appreciate the brilliance of this film.

Such an underrated movie. I loved this move from the first time I saw it and still re-watch it many times a year. Highly recommend.

It has its moments but is never as clever as it thinks it is.

I Heart Huckabees is the peak of comedic dramas. It is side splittingly funny - particularly Jude Law as Brad Stand - a dynamically layered douchebag attempting to climb the corporate ladder. While I think this movie is often labeled as just a quirky indie (and don't get me wrong...it is), I think that's just a sliver of the picture. Yes, it's quirky and silly, but it asks very relevant questions for a certain type of person who is navigating their place in the world without religion and attempting to be a good steward of natural resources and green spaces. I have watched this movie countless times and I find something new to appreciate about it every single time. It's perhaps my favorite movie ever made.