<![CDATA[I Heart Huckabees portrays people who can look at the world through a lens that not many people can possibly comprehend.]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Jeff Baena

Josh_in_610 — 18 years ago(May 21, 2007 09:32 PM)

I Heart Huckabees portrays people who can look at the world through a lens that not many people can possibly comprehend. I have been going through many of the same discoveries some of the characters in this movie have been making, and the movie makes complete sense to me. This means that I'm on to something and that there are other people out there who 'get it.' It fascinates me. 16d0 I plan on studying existentialism more next semester at the university, but this view of life truly is an amazing thing once you can conceive it. I would just be interested in seeing how Mr. Baena came to these concepts himself in his path.

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Me too, this film was an incredible help to me when I thought I was alone in such thoughts. It's not really pure existentialism though, it incorporates a lot of other schools of thought, such as transcendentalism and eastern philosophies.

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