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Frankly, I'm not at all excited about any upcoming Marvel Studios release... with the exception of The Infinity Gauntlet. Allow me to explain.
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| The film version better be this colourful. |
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Frankly, I'm not at all excited about any upcoming Marvel Studios release... with the exception of The Infinity Gauntlet. Allow me to explain.
I'm really sorry, Kat Dennings. You're cute, but you're not hot. And the other girl, what's her name, Beth Behrs (I had to google that), you're hot, but not cute. I mean, you have a hot body, but your face is not my type. Plus this is a studio sitcom. Which I don't like. Plus it's not that funny. So I'm not watching this anymore.
*pic from Digital Spy
For those who love Norse mythology, you're probably familiar with the words Asgard, Midgard, and Skarsgård. Kaboom. Just had to get that joke out of the way.
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| "Meh. My name's got that A with the circle on top." |
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| "Don't worry, Michael. There'll be more roles for sissies like you." |
Basically, a ho-hum movie that's not even about music. Yeah, there are a lot of bands, and lots of gigs. But it's not really about music. It's about Nick and Norah.
Nick a.k.a. Michael Cera: Michael Cera cannot act his way out of a paper bag. His demeanor may be considered adorable in Superbad or Juno, but that's because he's young, and he plays a young character. But once he grows old, and he still acts in his trademark soft-spoken sissy acting style, don't expect him in too many movies after that.
Norah a.k.a. Kat Dennings: I've never noticed you before. You come off as one of those cool, rocker chicks. And you probably know how to play the guitar. And you're cute. Plus a little bit slutty. Which I like. Must be the mouth. Hehe.
The Rest of the Cast: Virtual unknowns. Except for Jay Baruchel as Norah's ex. Nick's ex is really not my type, except maybe naked. And the lead vocalist for Nick's gay band is strangely familiar.
*pic from Listal
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. USA. 2008.
Rating: Six out of ten.
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