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   Being John Malkovich

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   R1999 · Comedy · 1h 52m

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   • 7.7/10 7.7/10 IMDb
   • 94% 94% Rotten Tomatoes

   Critics consensus Smart, funny, and highly original, Being John Malkovich supports its wild premise with skillful direction and a stellar ensemble cast. More reviews on Rotten Tomatoes

1. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › being-john-malkovich-1999Being John Malkovich movie review (1999) | Roger Ebert

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   What an endlessly inventive movie this is! Charlie Kaufman, the writer of "Being John Malkovich," supplies a stream of dazzling inventions, twists and wicked paradoxes. And the director, Spike Jonze, doesn't pounce on each one like fresh prey, but unveils it slyly, as if there's more where that came from. Rare is the movie where the last half hour surprises you just as much as the first, and ...

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   Rated: 4.5/5 Aug 30, 2019 Full Review David Germain Associated Press Fabulously funny and delightfully disturbed, "Being John Malkovich'' is the ultimate voyeur movie, a dark and at times ...

   • 94% (135)
   • Director: Spike Jonze

   • Content Rating: R
   • Actors: John Cusack

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   The very meta tale stars and is about thespian and sometime Cambridge resident John Malkovich and the puppeteer (John Cusack) who discovers a portal into his brain. Full Review | Original Score: 2 ...

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   Dec 3, 1999 · Being John Malkovich: Directed by Spike Jonze. With John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, Ned Bellamy, Eric Weinstein. A puppeteer discovers a portal that leads literally into the head of movie star John Malkovich.

   • 7.7/10 (354K)
   • Genre: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy

   • Director: Spike Jonze
   • Release Date: 1999-12-03

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   Oct 29, 1999 · Being John Malkovich - Metacritic. Summary An out-of-work puppeteer takes a filing clerk job on the cramped 7 ½ floor of an office building where he discovers a hidden tunnel allowing him to enter the mind and life of actor John Malkovich for 15 mintues before being ejected onto the New Jersey Turnpike. Comedy. Drama. Fantasy.

   • 90% (36)
   • Director: Spike Jonze

   • Content Rating: R
   • Actors: John Cusack

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   Mar 25, 2019 · The first hour of Being John Malkovich—Spike Jonze’s first feature film, Hollywood’s equally momentous introduction to dour-genius screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, and without question my ...

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   Is being John Malkovich a good movie?

   • Smart, funny, and highly original, Being John Malkovich supports its wild premise with skillful direction and a stellar ensemble cast. In this quirky cult-favorite comedy, unemployed New York City puppeteer Craig Schwartz (John Cusack) reluctantly takes a temp job as a filing clerk for the eccentric Dr. Lester (Orson Bean).

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   What is the magic of being John Malkovich?

   • The real magic of Being John Malkovich is that it never fails to surprise. Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman's hallucinatory meditation on human embodiment, celebrity, and, uh, John Malkovich remains the ultimate marriage of '90s music-video aesthetics and absurdist narrative storytelling.

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   What is the plot of being John Malkovich?

   • The plot of Being John Malkovich is best explained, in an earlier scene, by a frustrated New York City puppeteer and filing clerk named Craig (played by John Cusack with terrible hair) to his office crush Maxine (a marvelously frigid Catherine Keener). “There’s a tiny door in my office, Maxine,” this breathless explanation begins. “It’s a portal.

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   Does 'being John Malkovich' get nominated for Best Picture?

   • Either "Being John Malkovich" gets nominated for best picture, or the members of the Academy need portals into their brains. Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. In 1975, he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. What an endlessly inventive movie this is!

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   I can remember the first time I saw Being John Malkovich. It was 1999, and I was a sophomore in college. Gas was ninety-seven cents a gallon and I didn’t have a cell-phone. I walked up to the local one-screen theater for a late afternoon showing, and watched something that I could never have fully anticipated or expected.