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Being John Malkovich
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Variety - 9/6-12/1999
"...Devilishly inventive....Spike Jonze and scripter Charlie Kaufman take outlandishness to dizzying heights, and the ideas never let up..."Rolling Stone - 11/11/1999
Ranked #3 in Rolling Stone's "Ten Best Movies of 1999" -- "...A blast of pure oxygen....This movie of constant astonishments will make you laugh hard and long..."Film Comment - 09/01/1999
"...As paradoxically cerebral and patently ridiculous as its title implies..."Premiere - 11/01/1999
"...Visionary....[Malkovich] steals the show..."Los Angeles Times - 10/29/1999
"...BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is a clever and outrageous piece of whimsical fantasy that is unique, unpredictable and more than a little strange..."Chicago Sun-Times - 10/29/1999
"...BEING JOHN MALKOVICH supplies a stream of dazzling inventions, twists and wicked paradoxes..."Premiere - 09/01/2005
"Malkovich, lampooning his own reputation, is brilliant."Original is far too understated a term to describe this picture, brought to you by the surreal, twisted minds of screenwriter Kaufman and actor-director Jonze. The story concerns a puppeteer, Craig Schwartz (Cusack), who discovers his office has a secret portal that leads directly into the brain of one of America's most popular actors, John Malkovich (Malkovich himself, in a hilariously self-mocking appearance). When the journey ends fifteen minutes later, the participant is spewed onto the side of the New Jersey Turnpike. Schwartz uses his discovery as a way to get closer to fellow co-worker Maxine (the always sexy Keener). Together, the pair form JM, INC., which allows ordinary citizens to join in on the fun for $200 a pop. But when Craig's wife Lotte (a homely Diaz), as Malkovich, is seduced by Maxine, things begin to unfurl at an even more outrageous pace. Sound confusing? Thanks to Jonze's grounded direction, it isn't. The result is one of the decade's most original films.
| Starring | John Cusack, Cameron Diaz & Catherine Keener | |
| Directed by | Spike Jonze | |
| Produced by | Steve Golin, Sandy Stern, Michael Stipe & Vincent Landay | |
| Edited by | Eric Zumbrunnen | |
| Screenwriting by | Charlie Kaufman | |
| Composition by | Carter Burwell | |
| Director of Photography | Lance Acord | |
| Production Design by | K.K. Barrett | |
| Cameo | Charlie Sheen, Sean Penn & Brad Pitt | |
| Performer | John Malkovich, Orson Bean, Mary Kay Place & W. Earl Brown |
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