Garden State
Watched the film Garden State last night. It was written and directed by Zach Braff of 'Scrubs' fame. It's a sort of coming of age film for 20-somethings who don't know what to do with their lives and then suddenly find a ray of hope at the end of the bleak rainbow. It has its laughs but I wouldn't call it a comedy although there are some great little sketches in it. There are certainly little snippets of truth that apply to my life and probably most 20-somethings without being cheesey or covered by a million other films of similar genre. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good film that doesn't necessarily fit any particular genre but is just a joy to watch. If you liked Amelie or The Station Agent, you'll enjoy this.
Labels: Film
posted by Phil @ 7:58 pm
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I was referring to his experiences with friends and life in general, not that his life mirrors mine or other 20-somethings directly, hence "little snippets of truth that apply to my life" and not "large sections of his life are exactly what happened to me". So there.
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