It'll be an enormous understatement to call this movie "odd", in which the story is heavier and more stagnant than the big rock with signified presence at both the opening and the end of the movie, while all the characters talk faster than a machine gun, all at once and all the time. For a comedy, this movie surely throws around a lot of fancy words, existentialism, nihilism, identity, nothingness etc. It serves its comedy purpose well by not taking these abstract concepts too seriously, but the movie goes to the other extreme by making the characters almost randomly burp out these words just for the heck of it, totally exempts itself from any concern of their original meaning it borders on blasphemy. Admittedly the movie has its cynical and funny moments, yet as hard as it tried to make u laugh, not heartily but pensively and self-contained, mind you, it eventually fell into cliché. …
