Pajamation

Just got out of...

a double-feature of The Devil Wears Prada (fantastic book and fun movie) and Superman Returns (finally a proper Superman movie) and this is the most pleased I've been after two consecutive movies in quite some time. I loved the TDWP book and like many, I've been a huge fan of Superman since age something-under-three, thus, I have to strongly recommend the viewing of both movies!

I went to see...

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and if you've had the fortunate opportunity to read the book then you'll certainly enjoy the movie. The humor is classically witty though there were a few pieces of dialogue that I would've loved to see played out on film. Nonetheless, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and all the critics touting this whole "1.5" star mentality apparently have no idea how to simply have a good time and just go with it.

Last night...

I finally went to see Garden State and it is (to quote a friend of mine -- hope I get this right) hella-excellent! The story is superb and holds so many themes that just about anyone can relate. I won't discuss the story here but I already ordered the soundtrack and anticipate it's arrival in the next couple days. If you still haven't ventured to Zach Braff's blog for the movie you need to seriously examine your thought process. It's very amusing and actually shows how many people are truly enjoying the film. Do yourself a favor -- go see it and enjoy life. Yesterday already passed and you only get one shot at today.

Perhaps this is the coolest...

idea (blog for the new movie Garden State by Zach Braff) regarding a movie release simply because the writer/director is straight in touch with the audience. Since its debut I've been a huge fan of Scrubs, this actor, and his style of character representation; dare I say I record and archive the episodes for later viewing pleasure when possible (digitally of course!). I'm truly eager to check this film out and so far really like what I see (head to the official site, click on "story" at the top, read the goods, and mouseover anywhere in the Flash movie for a cool drip effect... you can also wipe away the steam from Zach Braff's face; and yes, it comes back -- the steam I mean. See, told you it was cool).