Michael Cera, Kat Dennings, Alexis Dziena
Nick frequents New York's indie rock scene nursing a broken heart and playing the bass with his queercore band, The Jerk Offs. Norah is questioning pretty much all of her assumptions about the world. ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 3, 2009
Stats: 8,271 reviews
Pretty cool movie with a nice soundtrack. Nice relax movie, watching awkward 18 year olds and wishing you were that old again at the end. Like I say, good soundtrack!
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist is pretentious and conventional in every possible way, but it's also got a dumb charm that somehow manages to make it vaguely likable. Michael Cera plays his usual stale awkwardness more dramatically and Kat Dennings delivers her dialogue like a...( read more)
Okay to watch, but some parts annoyed me, especially with the ex's being around...when the ex bf came, she acted like she didn't know what to do...so fake.
Just not all that memorable and corny. It was an excuse to put in a bunch of "in" music and style, but it's just a dated mess. The characters are annoying, stereotypical and lame. Michael Cera and Kat Dennings were bland and I didn't really feel any sort of connection between the...( read more)
This is pretty much a simple straight up no twist romantic movie. Most of the characters are pretty likable and there are a lot of funny lines in this. Very predictable as to what is always going to happen next, that doesn't really hinder the film. There are times when this movie...( read more)
Nothing was wrong with the acting, but the plot seemed to go nowhere, and, to be honest, the movie was dragging.
If you ask me, the best part about it was just the soundtrack.
The movie around them may not have enough shape, contrast and texture. But at least these characters are always moving forward, even if the only sure thing they've got to look forward to is dawn. full review
An uneven but sweet-natured bop through the unstable ground of teenage lust and loneliness. full review
The film really is a homage to vintage Hollywood comedy. full review
As thin as an iPod Nano, as full of adolescent self-display as a Facebook page, Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist strives to capture what it's like to be young right now. full review
[A]lmost more remarkable than Nick, Norah or their playlist ... is the quirky, melting-pot world Sollett creates around them: vibrant like New York, youthful like the stars, awkward like the character... full review
[A]lmost more remarkable than Nick, Norah or their playlist ... is the quirky, melting-pot world Sollett creates around them: vibrant like New York, youthful like the stars, awkward like the character... full review
Not only is their playlist worth a listen, but Nick and Norah are surprisingly good company with whom to spend a long night in the city. full review
One advantage that Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist has over the typical teen romantic comedy is a terrific soundtrack that perfectly matches the fleeting loyalties of teenage love. full review
hmm never seen the movie but it was one awsome book to read, i hope the movie doesnt dissapoint me, i trully loved the book!!
kt dnnings and michael cera make a great couple. In fact, they just might be the next tom hanks and meg ryan.
Ari Graynor made this pretty disappointing movie for me.
Michael Cera is (suprise, suprise)the same character here as he is everywhere else, and Kat Dennings just isn't likeable.
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