“About Schmidt” is a memorable movie about an unmemorable man. Jack Nicholson, who has spent his entire career playing aggressive, hostile weirdos, triumphs once again, this time as a character as plain as a bowl of warm oatmeal without brown sugar. Schmidt is an aging man — Nicholson’s age — but a normal person, unlike Nicholson, whose flickering shadows will still be entertaining millions of people long after he is dead. Schmidt makes an observation about his own mortality. “When I die, only a few people will remember me. When they’re all dead, nothing I have ever done will leave … Continue reading About Schmidt, About You