How to kill philosophy...

Rating: 2/10 (5 October 2007)

Absolute disappointment. A worn-out myth for those unable to find anything precious in just being what they are. Incredibly didactic, with not much artistic vein,no sense of measure and proportion, a bit of a "How to kill philosophy" with cute faces, a poor drama, a mediocre script and pitiful performance. All in all: a secondhand breviary of commonplaces plus a necessary happy ending. As for the income, it must have been a success. Why? A sixteen-year-old teenager, a daydreamer obsessed with money and fame, and girls, and drugs, wow! That's what they want: a guru (a recipe for life)and the illusion of having a personality (self-deception and pretense). Alright then. Consume and digest. Carry on, dream your non-existence away, but let me rather remember the good old days and watch Bergman, Fellini or Monty Python"s The Meaning of Life instead.