Saw this one this past week and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I don't think it would make my year-end list, by any means, but I thought if you are in the right mood that it was a fun little film that you can take away some questions from. The end result, that Albert forges his own reality of the whole thing that doesn't coincide with either of the two existential therapists, I think is probably the most important point of the whole movie. My most important point of the movie was that it was fun and that I got to hear Marky Mark say "Word!" for the first time in way too long.

One more thing: as an art history major, I was interested to hear that Dustin Hoffman's character has a favorite artist: Magritte. It makes sense, of course. So, who then Caterine Vauban? Most likely Bacon, right?