Review: Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist

****1/2

An adolescent love story about two kids that almost serendipitously find each other, start to like each other even considering all their circumstances, and end up falling in love all in one night. Given it isn't the most credible of stories for an adult, your inner adolescent slips out during this charming tale, to believe perhaps naively that a night and a romance like this could actually happen.

Nick and Norah’s infinite playlist appeals to your young and carefree side as the crew sets out on an unending moonlight tour of New York to find the fictional ( I think the band is fictional?) ever-evading, legendary, emo rock band “Where’s fluffy?” the connection between every person in the movie.

Nick, an over-emotional bass player for a band, is attempting to get over his recent heart breaking with his girlfriend, when he meets Norah, the rich yet easy going girl who is compassionate towards his heartbreak and yet wants him for herself. The two end up getting to know each other on a search for Where’s fluffy as well as her missing drunk friend who escapes from the bands van in the midst of the confusion of the night.

Aside from the fairly week soundtrack, Nick and Norah’s infinite playlist is a great movie. I definitely recommend it as a date movie or as a “friend night” movie alike. Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist will have you laughing and also sappily smiling from ear to ear at the romantic moments between the two protagonists.