A slightly more incident-heavy cousin to the Amarcord knock-offs of the world, so of course I loved this. What most sets it apart from that crowd is that it's not structured as a reminiscence, its perspective is strictly adolescent in how it observes incidents both awkward and actively unforgivable and brushes them off with a laugh. In that way, the movie lives or dies on Natasha Lyonne's ability to play a stew of sarcasm, hormones, and naivety, and she does…

For me, all of PSH's skills are conveyed in this. It's 53 seconds long, an almost precise recreation of a local mattress store commercial, and it only appeared on the 2-disc special edition of Punch-Drunk Love. In it, PSH plays his character in PDL, Dean Trumbell, the owner of a mattress store who also doubles as the leader of a phone sex ring. In this clip, he's recording a commercial on the top of the store's roof, wearing a too-small…