I loved Zach Braff in Scrubs, as it is probably my favorite television series, so to see him play a serious, mildly depressed, but numb kind of a guy was strange. In the first 20 minutes or so I didn't know what to think of it. The drugs, the funeral, it was kind of weird and sad, but when Natalie Portman came in, everything seemed to brighten. Zach Braff created a very good script; nothing was cliché, it was all rather original. Some of the shots weren't great, but in the last 45 minutes everything was shot perfectly. The soundtrack was great, it was just a really well put together film, and Zach Braff has earned my respect in a whole new level. Now that Scrubs is finished, I'm looking forward to seeing some new stuff from him. He really is a brilliant, talented man.
Review of Garden State
