H.H.A.N.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a film allowing you to draw your own conclusions, but this film doesn't give you enough substance to even do that. Unlike most movies that introduce several seeminly unconnected people and events, this movie never ties in these characters, which made me question why some of them existed in the first place. Gloria Rueben's character could have been eliminated from the script and it would not have made any difference. They would have to chance the ending but it was so surreal anyway that it wouldn't have mattered.
The constant philosophy sprouting by David Arquette's character is meaningless, the only use for it would be for information sake only and anyone who has been to college probably has heard it all before.
To me, this is a movie with a lot of potential that is inevitably wasted. The premise is a decent one, nothing new but still a decent one and I think that they could have done a lot more with it.
This movie is very disjointed and it could use alot of reconstruction if you ask me.