I guess that the book, with a thin and kliché basic story, and many aspects, the poems, the Q&As, the talk with Anders Agger, is not easy to transform to a movie. Partly because the wisdom in the book becomes very heavy when spoken on film. Partly because it becomes fragmented, bricks of a story rather than a chain. The part with the hotel owner, is fun and part of it all, but does not really add much to the big big picture. The same can be said about the Anders Agger parts, and he is not much of an actor.
Still I think the movie is worth watching, it's fun, it's well played, you are entertained. But it is soon forgotten.
