Review of Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008) by Tom H — 10 Jan 2011
This 2008 film was something with a contemporary gist which I totally loved. It gave new meaning to the modern flair of falling in love. The choice of cast was wonderful. Michael Cera played Nick beautifully which everyone expects to be 'au naturel'. He's perfectly awkward. His virginal ways makes him completely lovable. Every scene that intensifies their blooming relationship would give everyone such nice, warm kind of thrill.
The original soundtrack for the movie was brilliant. it fit the whole Nick and Norah mood. It wasn't the melodramatic kind, nor was it the sappy kind, it was just right. The whole ensemble created this reachable, clear-cut vindication for their totally innocent fun rendezvous.
The plot wasn't predictable and the whole concept was certainly a healthy kind of movie dosage. one that doesn't dull your brain, and one that doesn't fry it up with too much information. the wit and message was just right.
Just like electric body shots.
P.S. I just think the blog title is the shiz. it's actually my fault, I misread Norah's Dad's studio named ELECTRIC LADY STUDIOS. I typed it as ELECTRIC BODY SHOTS. can you blame me? gosh. i'm pathetic. haha <3.
Xoxo. lots of love. <3.
This review of Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008) was written by Tom H on 10 January 2011.
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist has generally received positive reviews.
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