A young environmentalist named Albert (Jason Schwartzman), who is trying to save a marsh from being destroyed by a Wal-Mart-like company called Huckabees, feels that he lacks understanding of the world around him. His quest for the truth leads him to two existential detectives (Dustin Hoffman and Lily Tomlin) who put him into a therapy of sorts. Their "investigation" draws in other members of the cast, namely a Huckabees executive (Jude Law), his girlfriend and spokesman for the company (Naomi Watts) and another existential patient named Tommy, played by Mark Wahlberg.

MOVIE REVIEW

From the writer and director of Three Kings comes a quirky, "existential" comedy that fails to capitalize on its all-star cast. I Heart Huckabees has some laughs, but they are drowned out by a cluttered, weird story that never really engages the audience.
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