A response to the most influential comment.

Rating: 7/10 (25 June 2008)

I just watched this movie last night. I decided to come online because I wanted to see if I could find the abbreviations(the actual word for the meaning escapes me right now)..(searched the word..anagrams)...so I'll show an example of what I was looking for. B. asic I. nstructions B. efore L. eaving E. arth
The movie is filled with these and although it seems the majority didn't like the film, I have to say that I enjoyed it. Maybe my opinion is a bit biased, considering just last week a show on TV called Iconoclasts aired. It is a documentary about Deepak Chopra and how much he's impacted Meyer's life. They go back and forth on how many of Chopra's principles are found in acting. Meyer's goes on to describe how and when he came up with Guru Pitka and then later reveals to the viewer that in basically all his movies, a deeper meaning is found for those who are really into their spirituality. So when I was watching the movie, it really got me thinking. For those of you who have seen it, if you can separate what the movie is trying to do on the forefront and concentrate on what's really going on, you'll find that there really is a lot of wisdom in the witty jokes that Meyer's spews.
I did sense a lack of plot, but the movie was entertaining and it a must-see just because of the many anagrams. Although, my favorite part was when he was in the plane with Jessica Alba. Because sometimes its not what you say, but how you say it. Oooo, he rubbed off on me :P