I’d heard so much about how charming and cute this movie was that I had rather high expectations for it. A movie with a title that involves “Infinite Playlist”, stars Michael Cera, and has Vampire Weekend in the opening credits should conjure up some kind of cross between Juno and High Fidelity. I’m pretty sure that’s what they were going for, too but sadly, it just fell just short of that potential and felt contrived instead. [imdb link]
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Kevin Cheng is a global nomad who's settled in San Francisco after calling Vancouver, Hong Kong, Austin and London his homes. Founder of Off Panel Productions and OK/Cancel. Product manager at Twitter, former Director of User Experience at Raptr, a social network for gamers, and former designer of Pipes and Bravonation at Yahoo!. Presenter on numerous design subjects. Reachable at kc -at- this domain.
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