^^I have to see this film. I've heard good things about it. And I love Nicolas Cage when playing crazy. He's best role for me was in Vampire's Kiss. He was hilarious in that. Besides, every Herzog film is worth checking out, even if it may not be on par with his older ones.

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I didn't have time for a long movie and got this thing for free by renting it at the public library. It was one of the better romantic comedies I have seen, I'll give it that. That genre isn't really my thing, but it was still worth my time...

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One of my favourites. The problem with romance is how over the top it is, a real down to earth film that anyone who has been in love can relate to, rather than the happy ever after ending. I sat down watching it thinking meh, light hearted chick flick and now it's one of my favourite films. Plus the mention of The Smiths and Joy Division = winner.

Not gonna lie, I thought of you when I saw that part. They talked about The Beatles too, and the whole time I had no idea what they were talking about haha. I did recognize The Pixies at the karaoke though!

Haha yay! :D I was so happy when Zooey sang There Is A Light in the lift. The bit about The Beatles made me smile cos I had that exact conversation with a girl and she said "Ringo for the win" and I was like NO!

I don't remember The Pixies at the karaoke?! I don't think I was into them when I first saw it though.

^ How bout Train in Vain at the Karaoke and the London Calling T-shirt, plus Ingmar Bergman's Seventh Seal reference in the theatre?

That director really had fun doing that movie. He just squeezed in every reference he could think of.

Oooh yeah, I remember now. I wasn't in to them at the time I don't think, so it just passed me by.

The Smiths, Joy Division, The Beatles AND The Pixies references. What a top film.

EDIT: And The Clash!!

Haha it was kinda pretentious but I enjoyed it...

^First movies are always pretentious.
That's what's fun in them.