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John
Cusack, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Keener,
Orson Bean, Mary Kay Place
Universal Pictures; Directed by Spike Jonze
Rated R; 112 minutes; 1999 |
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a frustrated and out-of work puppeteer (John Cusak) trapped in a passionless
marriage takes a temporary job as a filing clerk to make ends meet. There
he meets the sexy Maxine who spurns his every advance until he tells her
of his amazing discovery. In his office, Craig has unearthed a strange portal
into the life and mind of John Malkovich. Soon, Maxine and Craig become
business partners and sell others the opportunity to be John Malkovich.
Complications arise when Craig's wife, Lotte, becomes Malkovich and falls
for the sexy Maxine during the experience. A bizarre love triangle develops
with all the participants using the body of John Malkovich as their battlefield. |
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"A
one-of-a-kind masterpiece. BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is the kind of breakthrough
that leaves every other movie around looking clueless."
--Tom Carson, ESQUIRE
"Don't even think of missing this extraordinary film."
--Anne
Marie O'Connor, MADEMOISELLE
"As wildly imaginative as 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND.' A brilliant comic fantasy."
--Peter
Travers, ROLLING STONE |
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