Which John Cusack movie are you?

I had to take this; I was in love with him from 1989-2003.

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Serendipity

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Anonymous said…
Mine was Say Anything.
8:18 PM
Lisa said…
I got "Better Off Dead."

I didn't start liking JC until his later movies. Loved him in Grosse Pointe Blank and Must Love Dogs.
10:03 PM
Bearette said…
Liz - that's the movie that made me fall in love ;) I was 14.

D - you had nothing to worry about ;)
10:05 PM
Anonymous said…
When he's standing outside Diane's house, holding up the very 80's boom box? With that look of utter love and determination on his face?

AAAAAHHHHHH! I love you, Lloyd Dobler! Come to my house-- I'll appreciate you!!
9:14 AM
Bearette said…
hehe...my reactions exactly.

Lisa, I liked him in Must Love Dogs...but by that point I had heard a terrible rumor about him (which i won't repeat, because we mustn't defame him if we don't know for sure.)
;)
10:11 AM
Anonymous said…
Oh, I want to know!
10:36 AM
Lisa said…
Are you really going to tease me with gossip and not tell me?! You are a cold, cruel woman.
11:20 AM
Caro said…
A rumor? Must hear it!

Was John Cusack in "Being John Malcovich"? I don't remember him in it, but that is the movie I got.
11:38 AM
Bearette said…
OK, here's the rumor. be warned...it's gross!!!!!

i read that he, um, left a present in his pants for his PA to clean up. i really hope it's not true.

C - he was in that, though it wasn't one of his finer moments.
2:56 PM
Poppy said…
I got Serendipity, too! :)
8:41 PM
Anonymous said…
Well! Wasn't expecting that one! :)

Did he take off the pants, and then leave them for the PA? Or was he still wearing them?
11:43 AM
Bearette said…
hehe. he left the pants (jeans i believe) tangled up on the floor of his trailer.

GROSS!!
1:20 PM
The Zombieslayer said…
Why did you suddenly stop in '03. He didn't die, did he?
3:46 PM
Bearette said…
heh. no, i guess i saw him in "Identity" with Amanda Peet (who I never really liked) and I heard that rumor. plus i guess he's not aging super-well. colin firth, though he is older (i think), still looks yummy.
3:52 PM
Caro said…
When my husband and I watched, "Must Like Dogs", I commented to him that John Cusack was starting to look like Data in Star Trek. hee hee
11:50 AM
Bearette said…
yes! he is not aging well!
4:05 PM
The Zombieslayer said…
Colin Firth? Never heard of him. I've heard of Colin Ferrill. He's actually not too shabby of an actor and the babes seem to like him. He did a good interview in Playboy. Interesting fellow.

By the way, Ferrill will be Crockett in the new Miami Vice movie with Jamie Foxx as Tubbs. Yes, it's Michael Mann directing it, so yes, the Zombieslayers will be going to see it.
9:44 PM
Bearette said…
Shame! Colin Firth was in Bridget Jones's Diary and the BBC version of Pride & Prejudice.

I don't have much use for Colin Farrell. Too much of a womanizer.
11:03 PM
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