Daydream Nation review,Daydream Nation movie story Online Daydream Nation English Film Watch Daydream Nation, movie online for free, watch Daydream Nation online pictures,Free Daydream Nation Cast and Crew, Daydream Nation 2011 online,Daydream Nation Stills Free Daydream Nation Watch Online, Free Watch Online Daydream Nation, Daydream Nation Movie Watch,Live Streaming Video Free Online Tv at Home Game online for Live stream Video on your Online TV Broad castDaydream Nation Movie Hollywood Movie Picture Daydream Nation Movie – English Movie Review :Hollywood movie online Trailer movie review movie story Watch Free Movie Online and Download Free Wallpaper The philosophical teen carrying the world’s weight in Daydream Nation is one Caroline Wexler, played by Kat Dennings, who handily flipped off everyone who bugged her in Defendor and Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist. Having recently moved with her widowed dad to a nowhere town boasting a permanent industrial stench, a plethora of fatal car accidents, and kids who have bong hits for breakfast, Caroline was born to be called “whip smart”. And, boy, does she like trouble. When the hot new English teacher (Josh Lucas) asks his students to write essays on the historical figures they most admire, she picks Monica Lewinsky.
She’s pretty much out there, but something like normal does arrive in the form of a sensitive boy played by Reece Thompson. (Andie MacDowell plays his mom.) Like the film’s title, this kid’s name—Thurston—has been appropriated from Sonic Youth, whose music joins other daydreamy indie rockers on an overstuffed soundtrack. The dialogue, from new writer-director Michael Goldbach, is peppered with references to filmmakers like Atom Egoyan and Roman Polanski, so it should be no stretch to spot other obvious borrowings.
This can be amusing, as in an explicit homage to Taxi Driver when one character goes nuts. But the movie is an absurdly ambitious jumble of recent youth-movie styles marbled by occasional veins of striking originality. Dennings is fiercely convincing in the title role—think Juno with big boobs—but given the amount of snark she puts into her screen time and supercilious narration, the movie asks too much when it shifts tones at the end and asks us to moon over Caroline’s softer side. This Nation strives hard to be different; does it also have to be nice?
Director:Michael Goldbach
Producer:Michael Goldbach
Release dates:29 Apr 2011
Cast,Kat Dennings,Reece Thompson,Josh Lucas
She’s pretty much out there, but something like normal does arrive in the form of a sensitive boy played by Reece Thompson. (Andie MacDowell plays his mom.) Like the film’s title, this kid’s name—Thurston—has been appropriated from Sonic Youth, whose music joins other daydreamy indie rockers on an overstuffed soundtrack. The dialogue, from new writer-director Michael Goldbach, is peppered with references to filmmakers like Atom Egoyan and Roman Polanski, so it should be no stretch to spot other obvious borrowings.
Director:Michael Goldbach
Producer:Michael Goldbach
Release dates:29 Apr 2011
Cast,Kat Dennings,Reece Thompson,Josh Lucas
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