Where the postmodern aesthetic becomes dangerous is in movies like this. Mostly this film is a lot of talk, which is completely backwards from how it should be.
Movies are movement and action.
Blakeney and producer Sandra Bullock probably thought this was a funny idea. Unfortunately, it doesn't translate well on the screen. It works once and then you start to ruminate on the fact that the director seems awfully fascinated with Liam Neeson's bowels. Similarly, the idea of Sandra Bullock's character, Judy, giving Liam Neeson an enema probably seemed funny at first. Basically, Blakeney wrote a movie with a bunch of cute ideas and mistook them for a story.