{"id":1934,"date":"2015-03-31T10:20:19","date_gmt":"2015-03-31T15:20:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/thefilmfreak.com\/?p=1934"},"modified":"2015-04-05T10:47:15","modified_gmt":"2015-04-05T15:47:15","slug":"high-fidelity-mr-zubs-deli","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/thefilmfreak.com\/wordpress\/?p=1934","title":{"rendered":"High Fidelity\/ Mr Zub’s Deli"},"content":{"rendered":"

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“High Fidelity”<\/strong> & Mr Zub’s Deli <\/strong><\/p>\n

Pair this film adaptation of Nick Hornsby’s love letter to music with Mr Zub’s movie-inspired sandwiches on this upcoming Record Store Day<\/p>\n

By Chris Kessinger (The Film Freak)<\/p>\n

Film : “High Fidelity” <\/strong><\/p>\n

In a tweet : <\/strong>Director Stephen Frears uses strong comedic performances and an eclectic soundtrack for an intriguing love-on-the-rocks story.<\/p>\n

What it’s really about : <\/strong>Rob Gordon (John Cusack), a record store owner in the slums of Chicago, is a music junkie whose knowledge of song couldn’t rescue any of his past relationships. Troubles with his current girlfriend force Rob to take a closer look at himself, so he calls on his former lovers to find out where he keeps getting it wrong. On top of this, Rob’s two bickering employees, Dick and Barry (Todd Luiso, Jack Black) not only push him another day closer to quitting, but reflect some of the immaturity he’s trying to escape in his own life.<\/p>\n

Why it’s good : <\/strong>We all have that friend who points the finger instead of owning up. Slowly, the pieces unfold for Rob Gordon and that transformation puts Cusack front and center in a role he owns. Memorable quotes X Kickass tunes = multiple viewings.<\/p>\n

How it’ll surprise you : <\/strong>At the center of all this reflection on past miseries, there’s a charming and beautifully constructed love story between our two central protagonists. Also, Jack Black is at his comedic peak. As a musician, his role as Barry is rude and crude, but honest to the roll-your-eyes customers he serves daily.<\/p>\n

Bonus Points : <\/strong>Record Store Day is right around the corner on April 18, so the film would make for a great main event after making all of your vinyl purchases.<\/p>\n

Feast : Mr Zub’s Deli <\/strong><\/p>\n

Restaurant Recommendation : <\/strong>On the prowl for a meal worthy of such musical immortality? Seek out Mr Zub’s Deli in the heart of Highland Square. With their movie themed\u00a0sandwiches and comparatively low prices, Mr Zub’s first gave Akron new favorites like “Rocky Balboa” (Cheesesteak) and “Uncle Rico” (Roast beef and tater tots with chives) about a decade ago. For beverages with a twist, follow the hold in the wall over to The Matinee, the appropriately named bar next door.<\/p>\n

Film Freak’s Suggestion : <\/strong>While I have a long list of personal favorites, there are a couple options that never do me wrong. Start out with some delicious Potato Teezers (Has browns infused with a spritz of Jalapeno Cheese). Have no fear, it’s not too hot for the tender taste buds. Then squelch what remains of your hunger with either the “Louis Winthorpe” (Chicken Philly) or the “Tommy Boy” (Meatball sub). For the hungriest (or most foolhardy) of challengers, try to tackle the breathtaking “Frank the Tank”. a triple cheeseburger squeezed between two grilled cheese sandwiches.<\/p>\n

Mr Zub’s Deli<\/p>\n

812 West Market Street<\/p>\n

Akron, Ohio, 44303<\/p>\n

330-252-0272<\/p>\n

mrzubs.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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