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Movie isn't Zach Braff's "Last Kiss"

zachbraff1.jpgA quarter-life crisis isn't as rare as people would think anymore. It's likely to see someone verging on 30 beginning to panic in regards to their future. In "The Last Kiss," a remake of Gabriele Muccino's Italian "L'Ultimo Bacio," four friends approaching their 30s find their lives being thrown into chaos.

 

Michael (Zach Braff) and his girlfriend Jenna (Jacinda Barrett) have just found out they will be having a baby. Out of all their friends, they seem to have the most stable relationship. Izzy (Michael Weston) can't get over his ex Arianna (Marley Shelton). Kenny (Eric Christian Olsen) is busy having fun and sleeping around. Then there's Chris (Casey Affleck), unhappy in a marriage with Lisa (Lauren Lee Smith).

 

The soundtrack has played a large part in Braff's movies. "Garden State" had one of the best selling accompanying soundtracks ever, it even won a Grammy. Braff has done it again with "The Last Kiss" soundtrack. Music is integral to the movie. With songs from Imogen Heap, Rachael Yamagata and Coldplay, of course it's a good album. It may sound like a mix CD anyone can make, but add it to the movie, and there's magic.

 

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