Morning Discussion
by Jeff "geedeck" Gondek, Jan 16, 2008 5:39am PSTHow is everyone doing today? Awww, come on it can't be that bad, can it? Maybe it'll cheer you hear about a scaled down Uwe Boll? Oh you mean you willingly saw that, I'm sorry. Well did you hear that the former City of Heroes developers might handle Star Trek Online? Still nothing, eh? Well if Nick's crack game journalism doesn't do it, I give up.
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Simply put, one of the best movies I've seen a long while. The Shack-hype about this movie was pretty spot on.
- Ellen Page really stands out and makes this film shine with her performance. I liked her in Hard Candy, but I loved her in Juno. I think what hit me the most was she played this highly eccentric independent young woman but did it in such a way that you could feel her "sensitive woman" side slowly come to the surface all the way through the movie. Easily one of my favorite young actresses now, and I look forward to her future work.
- Michael Cera played his part really well, even if it was GMB-ish. The guy defiantly has talent, he just needs parts that will show off his abilities.
- To top it off you got J.K. Simmons, Jennifer Garner, and Jason Bateman playing the supporting roles flawlessly. I think J.K. especially deserves an oscar nomination for best supporting male role.
Just an all around awesome flick.
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I felt it was contrived and way over-the-top indie. Plus that whole bullshit device where they mention obscure rock bands or cult movies as a "WE'RE COOL" marker can go right to hell. P.S. I know Iggy Pop and The Stooges aren't all too obscure, but to MOST NORMAL PEOPLE they are.
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