The new "Notebook".

"Blockers" have funny scenes; characters are well-fleshed and there are interesting (an quite new for mainstream comedies) themes about sexuality of youngsters. But it lacks the heart of Rogen/Goldberg scripts for "Bad Neighbours" and "Bad Neighbours 2" because of an apparent separation of two plotlines (parents vs kids) that rarely intertwines.

Mummy and Alien walk into a bar. And the barman says: "Fuck off".

I've seen "Pulp Fiction" a bunch of times. On different screens. But I have never seen it on the beach, in 35mm, in Cannes, with Tarantino, Thurman, Travolta, Harvey Weinstein attending. If there is a definitive way how to watch "Pulp Fiction", this must be it.