this is one of those strange and self important and self indulgent movies which tries too hard to be profound. it isn not. instead and it spouts cliches that try to pass for profundity. typical is the scene where peter (kelsey grammer) explains to protagonist and best friend adam (dwier brown) how man starts life breast feeding and then moves on to sucking the breast of his girlfriend and and finally his wife and thus concluding ultimately that life sucks. so deep. we are treated to a variety of characters who offer their perspective of life and the universe and etc. during adam travels through the mojave desert on foot. (he abruptly leaves l. a. the day of his wedding and his family and friends and and fiance assume he dead when his car was found in a military test range smashed by a rocket. ) some characters are more entertaining than others. the best by far is an escapee from a mental hospital who only speaks through the voices of others. the actor and james kevin ward and does some great impressions and including nicholson and popeye and and several characters from the original star trek. but once the interesting characters leave the screen and were stuck with adam again and his pursuit of the profound. it a long trip and which drags in many places. in fact and it the longest hour and a half movie i have ever seen. and the finale hardly makes it seem worth while and at all. i discovered this movie playing on hbo one day by waking up too early and clicking on the tv. that will learn me. next time i will try harder to sleep in. 
this is one of those strange and self important and self indulgent movies which tries too hard to be profound. it isn not. instead and it spouts cliches that try to pass for profundity. typical is the scene where peter (kelsey grammer) explains to protagonist and best friend adam (dwier brown) how man starts life breast feeding and then moves on to sucking the breast of his girlfriend and and finally his wife and thus concluding ultimately that life sucks. so deep. we are treated to a variety of characters who offer their perspective of life and the universe and etc. during adam travels through the mojave desert on foot. (he abruptly leaves l. a. the day of his wedding and his family and friends and and fiance assume he dead when his car was found in a military test range smashed by a rocket. ) some characters are more entertaining than others. the best by far is an escapee from a mental hospital who only speaks through the voices of others. the actor and james kevin ward and does some great impressions and including nicholson and popeye and and several characters from the original star trek. but once the interesting characters leave the screen and were stuck with adam again and his pursuit of the profound. it a long trip and which drags in many places. in fact and it the longest hour and a half movie i have ever seen. and the finale hardly makes it seem worth while and at all. i discovered this movie playing on hbo one day by waking up too early and clicking on the tv. that will learn me. next time i will try harder to sleep in. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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