Disturbing, Ultimately Uplifting

Rating: Null/10 (30 November 2004)

Some of the other reviewers will drone on about the inherent struggle in modern man between the rational and the irrational. Some of the other reviewers will try to impress you with their understanding of this film as an indictment of our unthinking society married to the yearning to immerse oneself in those same undifferentiated drinking-pot-smoking- carefree ways. They see it they story of two people doing they best they can in play and love in our crazy inhuman world, a world with water everywhere but not a drop to drink.
Some of the other reviewers will even tell you that this film is a work of modern art, citing the schizophrenic direction, the anxious performances by Carrey and Winslet, the brilliantly weird-incongruous sound work, or the Kaufman-trademark wordplay.
I instead am stressing an overlooked aspect of this film:
IT HAS KIRSTEN DUNST DANCING IN HER PANTIES BOOOOHH YEAAAAHHHHH GAME OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10.0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!