Amazing movie with Philosophical implications

Rating: 9/10 (18 April 2007)

As a fan of subtle psychological character profiles and ironic philosophical consequences ( sorry, lots of big words ), this was BY FAR the best movie I have seen in the past year.
Very similar in tone and style to "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" ( also one of may very favorite surprises ), this movie was ridiculously entertaining, while shocking me with Will Farrell's chameleon-like acting performance. The director's use of architecture in this film is stunning, painting an emotional portrait of a sometimes-cold, modern world of urban existence.
Characters are brilliantly portrayed, and I felt an emotional attachment to their development on-screen, which is difficult for someone with little emotion. Note the psychological profile of each of the characters, and you are almost sure to notice a different psychosis, OCD habit or other mental shortcoming that only adds to the characters' development throughout the film.
This film truly is a piece of ART... the way movies ( I mean FILMS ) were meant to be. Watch it again and notice yet another subtlety that takes you by surprise.
See it now. You won't be disappointed.