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<font size="4"><br><i>Slacker</i></font>
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<br>DVD review by Kendahl Cruver</font>
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<p>Over a decade after the original release of <i>Slacker</i>, Richard Linklater's
films still reflect the views espoused by the bony-elbowed young man (the
director himself) who hops in a taxi in the first scene. His opening
monologue not only sets up this film, but the philosophical, conversational
spirit of the film to follow. His character energetically tells the
indifferent driver that he believes each path you choose not to take acquires a life of its own.
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