Nov 28, 2012
You are watching a movie and then you notice something. Maybe it
is a machine you know does not function that way; maybe it is the
incorrect presentation of the rules of a sport you play; or maybe
just a piece of dialog that rings untrue. The second you realize
something is off you can spend the rest of the movie picking it
part. You have been taken out of the moment and cannot get back in.
We use the movie Summer Wars as a spring-board to examine this
phenomenon and how it shapes our perception of a
work.
And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:
Summer Gin Punch
2 parts gin
1/2 part maraschino liqueur
1/2 part water
1/4 part Gomme syrup
1/4 part fresh lemon juice
1/2 part fresh orange juice
1 lemon twist
1 orange twist
2 fresh raspberries
2 chunks of diced pineapple
1 part soda
Build all ingredients in a mixing glass over ice, then transfer contents into a punch cup.