Outtakes; Deleted Scenes; Middle Management Music Video by Bishop Allen; Faux Interview with Michael Cera, Kat Dennings & Eddie Kaye Thomas; A Nick & Norah Puppet Show by Kat Dennings; Ari Graynor's Video Diary: A Look Behind Nick & Norah; Storyboard Animations; Photo Gallery; Commentary with Michael Cera, Kat Dennings, Ari Graynor and Director Peter Sollett; Commentary with Director Peter Sollett, Authors Rachel Cohn and David Levithan and Screenwriter Lorene Scafaria.

A downtown Manhattan road movie tailgating after burb teen angst, Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist tracks the bridge and tunnel weekend crowd's slumming adventures of young Jersey party animals rambling around the Big Apple, while itching for a bite of the mystique-laden night life. At least two reviewers griped that the breezy youthful charm of this teen club scene outing made them feel really old, which might not be a good sign. A movie, even if set in a parallel universe like puberty, should let us in on what the fuss is all about, a little more than just as mere nosy viewer eavesdroppers.***

Directed by Peter Sollett (Raising Victor Vargas) and based on the novel by scribe duo Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, Nick & Nora finds Juno's Michael Sera once again strumming his way into romance. He's Nick, a high school student and lone straight guy jamming with the queercore band, The Jerk Offs. Nick is also nursing a badly broken heart, after being dumped by diminutive sexy shrew, Tris (Alexis Dziena).***

Tris has likewise been dumping the growing collection of sulking CD mixes Nick has been sending her way, in a thankless bid to heat up the mutual infatuation again, musical samplings which fall into the hands of way more appreciative classmate, Nora (Kat Dennings). Nora is billed here as a homely, insecure loser with a mad crush on Nick. But whether it's a case of misguided miscasting or just plain dumb ideas, sorry, Kat is too super-hot to dismissively demean.***

In any case, the two brooding teens end up moping around town together in Nick's bummer of a boutique yellow Yugo jalopy that keeps getting mistaken for a taxi, on a full length feature infinite quest for their favorite elusive band, Where's Fluffy. While intermittent detours into comic relief courtesy of Nora's best buddy, underage drunk Caroline (Ari Graynor) - who retrieves her gum from a public toilet and keeps on chewing - could have been mercifully left on the cutting room floor.***

Outtakes; Deleted Scenes; Middle Management Music Video by Bishop Allen; Faux Interview with Michael Cera, Kat Dennings & Eddie Kaye Thomas; A Nick & Norah Puppet Show by Kat Dennings; Ari Graynor's Video Diary: A Look Behind Nick & Norah; Storyboard Animations; Photo Gallery; Commentary with Michael Cera, Kat Dennings, Ari Graynor and Director Peter Sollett; Commentary with Director Peter Sollett, Authors Rachel Cohn and David Levithan and Screenwriter Lorene Scafaria.

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