Hudson is a Hollywood screenwriter with
some success but suddenly after smoking a joint, he sinks into a strange vibe
where he can’t physically or emotionally feel his surroundings. His writing partner, Tom, is disturbed
by the sudden changes in Hudson and he advises him to see a psychiatrist. He
is diagnosed with depersonalization, this starts him on the path of one
medication after another until he’s on a first name basis with his pharmacist. He
meets Sarah at a sales pitch, she is a beautiful, she actually likes him, believes in him
and tries to help him as much as she can.
Sometimes you want to hit Hudson and shake
him as well. Could some of his problems
be due to thinking a lot about only himself and also a call for attention? Not very deep with one nutty doctor
after another with stereotypical results. 3* (This movie is OK)
92 min, Comedy directed by Harris Goldberg with
Matthew Perry, Bob Gunton, Monique Ganderton, Ben Ayres, Helen Shaver, Mary
Steenburgen, Lynn Collins.
Note:
Blockbuster 2 ½*, imdb 6.6 out of 10, 54% audience on Rotten
Tomatoes.
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