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4.0 out of 5 stars
A beautiful blend of song and story,
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This review is from: Garden State (Widescreen) (DVD)
It's not just the outstanding soundtrack, but it's the way that the songs insinuate themselves so harmoniously into the rise and fall of the story. This is a quirky story, peopled with folks you would love to meet and spend time with. It's a shame about the R rating, which will limit the exposure of this movie. In fact, there's only a little bit of (quite tasteful) sex in the story, and a scene of people doing drugs. It's a far cry from Pulp Fiction or Trainspotting. I think that the rating is undeserved, and I hope that no one will be put off by the rating when it comes to choosing a really cool date movie.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Such a great movie,
By Awesome Man (Alberta) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Garden State (Widescreen) (DVD)
I think Zach Braff did such an awesome job writing and directing this movie on basically a shoe string budget.
I was hoping this wouldn't be some sappy love story and it totally wasn't. It's kind of half a coming of age film and half a romance, but it's not sappy by any means. The jokes are actually really funny. The conversations remind me so much of my friends. The soundtrack is the best I have ever seen ever! You will not find a better balanced soundtrack with better music. Well if you do please let me know.
5.0 out of 5 stars
something new,
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This review is from: Garden State (Widescreen) (DVD)
This movie has a huge following in my highschool, and i think it's because you can especially identify with it, being a teenager. After all, even if Large is twenty something, it's about him growing up. It's one of those rare movies that knows how to show all the random feelings and images that represent confusion, solidarity, numbness, and also compassion.I guess it's because, at fifteen and sixteen, and older as well, we're all looking for our own version of Sam, and love, and we're waiting for our lives to start. I've heard some older people say that they found it kind of weird, but i don't at all. Do you think life isn't weird? This movie just shows that, and it's in it's own category because of it.
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