Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist

Review 1 of 4

youarenotxthesun writes:

3of 4 Stars

The type of person who wouldn't enjoy this movie includes: extreme conservatists, mormons, and dissasociated old bitter barfbag married for decades; fat asses. It was witty, suprising and the first indie film in ages to NOT pratically quote if not deliberately copy Napoleon Dynamite. It's aesthetically pleasing and captures the magic of a night in the city of young, single, and helplessly vulnerable teenagers. I wanted this movie to take me back in time and relive highschool and as far as a movie could, it did. Not to mention that it included Vampire weekend, we are scientists and more.

Oct 13, 2008 15:16:58

Review 2 of 4

blakeritchen writes:

1of 4 Stars

Maybe the movie was just different than I was expecting from the previews or maybe it really is as bad as I thought it was. I love Michael Cera but even his awkward charm couldn't save this movie. One of the funniest scenes in the movie is when he tries to open the large doors to a church but they're locked. I didn't care about any of the characters and Michael Cera and Kat Dennings move far to quickly from arguing to getting along to falling in love. The bottom line is that this movie sucked and for an infinite playlist the music wasn't that great.

Oct 12, 2008 00:41:12

Review 3 of 4

booknerd writes:

Not Rated

So, Peter Travers is just phoning it in, eh? Not one mention of the fantastic YA book that Nick & Norah is based on. Way to research. Although there may be shades of Scorsese's After Hours, I find it completely unfair to boil this film down to just a pale imitation of a movie that isn't remotely related. Seriously, dude, you disappoint me. Give credit where credit is due.

Oct 8, 2008 14:57:37

Review 4 of 4

BaByGiRl18 writes:

3of 4 Stars

i thought that this movie was pretty good and funny...i thought that Nick and Norah were meant to be in this movie cuz they look cute together!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =)

Oct 6, 2008 13:13:44