Everything eventually fits into place and makes sence

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More on Huckabee's: "It is a considerable tribute to Russell's vision that everything eventually fits into place and makes sense," Hunter declares. "Beneath the apparent anarchy there is actually a strong sense of discipline that prevents the film becoming a folly along the lines of Peter Bogdanovich's They All Laughed or John Boorman's Where The Heart Is. The top-notch cast [seems] up for the challenge and whilst old pro's like Dustin Hoffman, Lily Tomlin and Isabelle Huppert effortlessly rise to the occasion, Mark Wahlberg is the real revelation, bringing expert comic timing and an emotional connection to his role of a man angered by the state of the world. It is Wahlberg's best performance in some time."