While it is something we call kind of do..

didnt some movie very recently do the "sing a line of the song, then everyone kinda mumbles the verse, then sings the part they know loudly" bit?

I don't know about recently but it's a common bit. It happened in Tommy Boy. I've also seen it on something with Ants Marching.

Seemed a little odd that they did it with One Headlight. I never thought of those lyrics as difficult at all.

I'm sorry, but IMO, this continues to look damn good, and surprisingly poignant. In fact, I kind of can't wait to see it...

Absolutely. Sign me up

Won't go see it in the theater but would watch on Netflix.

Can't imagine being 7 and losing your dad on 9/11...

And yes I realize a lot more non-famous people lead totally normal lives and lost parents then, but it's gotta screw you up inside.

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I'm sorry, but IMO, this continues to look damn good, and surprisingly poignant. In fact, I kind of can't wait to see it...

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I'll be seeing it, but I go back and forth on what I'm expecting.

It's not normally a good thing, in my experience, when most of the interviews or buildup is based around the person making it and not the actual movie. Most of that video was talking about how this would be good for Pete to get off his chest, or help us understand or know more about him...and while good for him that doesn't mean anything in regards to the movie's quality.

However, there are cases where that makes for a very interesting and good movie.

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PD may not be for everyone, but I think he is hilarious. A great SNL skit:

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MY MAN!

Wasn't Judd involved with Undeclared too?

Still looks really boiler plate and dull.

That is lucky!

I have a hard time with PD as it seems his career revolves around his early life tragedy and this film continues that trend. This doesn't seem genuine or original due to the parallel between his life and the movie. Just my opinion.

Seeing lots of positive reactions in my Twitter feed this morning, with the embargo finally lifted...

Reminder that this hits streaming/VOD on Friday.

I want to see this.

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I guess every generation needs their Garden State.


Also, One Headlight has the best snare sound in all of music, fact.

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I thought everyone liked Garden State, is their some negative connotation I dont know about.

I didn't mean it in a bad way, just that from the trailer it had a depressed kid coming-of-age vibe that reminded me of Garden State.

I liked GS a lot when it came out, haven't seen it since

https://instagr.am/p/CBSCTOtlBkd

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Professor Frick said:

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I guess every generation needs their Garden State.


Also, One Headlight has the best snare sound in all of music, fact.

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I thought everyone liked Garden State, is their some negative connotation I dont know about.

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Everybody at least pretended to like Garden State. Didn't care much for it, fell asleep half way through and never went back.

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I'm just parachuting in on this, but Garden State was definitely an odd dry comedy (and a very small time movie) that people were kind of pressured to like at the time for some reason. I don't think this movie is like that in any way though. This movie has big time actors (Steve Buscemi and Marisa Tomei), and from a director with a very good track record.

If you were twenty something at the time, it was a big deal. All my friends (self included) were way into it. "OMG, Zach Braff so gets us!"

I haven't seen it in years, but I suspect that a current viewing might reveal it to be a little cheesy or even embarrassing. The Shins ain't that great, buddy.

This is who Zach Braff was forced to quarantine with.

She's an entire drinking-age person younger than him.

Gramercy Riffs said:

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Who cares about the age part?

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It was a compliment. As a dude whose wife is 7-1/2 years younger, real recognizes real.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Apparently she has a message for you.

"I'm 24 years old," Pugh informed her followers. "I have been working since I was 17 years old. I've been earning money since I was 17 years old. I became an adult when I was 18 years old, and I started paying taxes when I was 18 years old. I'll underline this fact: I am 24 years old. I do not need you to tell me who I should and should not love," she said.

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She must be wild in the sack, because Braff talks about the god-awful diet she's got him on frequently on the Scrubs podcast.

Cstrickland05 said:

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PatAg said:

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Professor Frick said:

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I guess every generation needs their Garden State.


Also, One Headlight has the best snare sound in all of music, fact.

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I thought everyone liked Garden State, is their some negative connotation I dont know about.

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Everybody at least pretended to like Garden State. Didn't care much for it, fell asleep half way through and never went back.

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I'm still waiting for silent velcro.

Out today. $19.99 on iTunes. Has 70% on RT right now.

In 4K too. I haven't been this excited for a big, legit movie release in months. Watching it tomorrow night.