Not a wide audience for this

It was hard to sit through it because of all the existential nonsense and because of Hoffman and Tomlin's characters. Naomi Watts was the best part and I always thought that her best roles were comedy, I first saw her in Ellie Parker and presumed that she would continue in those types of roles but alas, I didn't like her in 21 Grams or anything she else did with Sean Penn whom I can't stand because of all his drunken boorish behavior compounded by his drunken foul mouthed rants. And The International was just an awful premise and she should not have taken that role or anything that David Lynch directs, his movies are to screwy and people spend hours trying to explain the symbolism in his flicks while explaining why he makes sense, which he doesn't. I didn't like her in The Painted Veil either, or any movie where she changes her hair color. (Listen up ladies, there's lots of noxious chemicals in hair dye and it will seep into yer skull, so go with the hair you have, or don a wig).