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High Fidelity (2000) |
| 123 reviews |
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Film rated 4.1 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.4 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4 / 5)
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| Cusack's Top five performance. |
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| The ultimate male confessional. |
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| Customer's daughter, possible coma? |
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| Hits very close. Saddening. |
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| Cusack, Black, panic attack. |
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| Cusack accompanies love records. |
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| Record store owner ranks. |
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| Cusack confesses commitment confusion. |
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| Audiophiles work for free. |
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| Cusack asks 'What's wrong?' |
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| Cusack's good, Black's Tenacious. |
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| List-ing guy straightens out. |
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| Guy ranks, relationship tanks. |
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| Anal musicologist revisits relationships. |
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| Cusack cripples crap catch. |
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| Cosby sweater, Cosby daughter. |
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| Chicago record peddler ranks. |
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| Affair earns Laura ranking. |
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| Cusack catalogs chart-toppers, chicks. |
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| Indie rocker chooses dame. |
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| Black is Tenacious, Dude. |
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| 45's make Cusack realize. |
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| Vintage music gets Black. |
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| Cusack's mixed tape scores. |
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| Sex, lies, record labels. |
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| Nostalgia, music and dating. |
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| Record shop owner reminisces. |
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| Freudian conflict, music mise-en-sc�ne. |
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| Barry's band plays blues. |
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| Cusack with relationship issues. |
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| Self-absorbed audiophile lacks resolve. |
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| Obssessive collector gets girl. |
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| 5 relationship fuck-ups recounted. |
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| Rob re-asses romantic relationships. |
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| Freudian conflict with music. |
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| 'Black' clerk cracks customers. |
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| Bachelor fears commitment. Amen! |
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| Black blasts confused customer. |
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| Music nerds belittle customers. |
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| Black berates record customers. |
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| Cusack's affairs to remember. |
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| Cusack's regular relationship schtick. |
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| Cusack presents miXtape Files. |
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| Rob, Barry, Dick, records. |
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| Cusack curses Robbins. Jerk! |
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| Sarcastic clerk annoys everyone. |
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| Cusack rained on repeatedly. |
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| Cusack revolutionizes his relationships. |
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| Cusack's un-sound business practices. |
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| Lists make Cusack's life. |
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| Film enjoys record numbers. |
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| Cusack copious list creator. |
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| Music snobs judge patrons. |
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| Great book misses London. |
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| Hornby relocated to Chicago. |
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| Cusack lists break-up experiences. |
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| Honest film about blokes. |
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| Relationships recounted to records. |
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| Yet another Hornby adaptation. |
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| Cosby child emulates Kravitz. |
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| Smith's 'Clerks' plus music. |
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| 5 reasons Cusack's great? |
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| Cusack's record breaking performance. |
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| Guys now appreciate Frampton. |
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| Vinyl collection, exes recollection. |
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| Hornby lost in translation. |
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| Cusack anything but listless. |
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