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Here's the killer comedy hit that's loaded with outrageous fun! For Martin Blank (John Cusack), a hit man stuck in a career rut, attending his 10-year high s...
Grosse Pointe Blank: Directed by George Armitage. With John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Alan Arkin, Dan Aykroyd. Martin Blank is a professional assassin. He is sent on a mission to a small Detroit suburb, Grosse Pointe, and, by coincidence, his ten-year high school reunion party is taking place there at the same time.
About this movie. Here's the killer comedy hit that's loaded with outrageous fun! For Martin Blank (John Cusack), a hit man stuck in a career rut, attending his 10-year high school reunion is about the last thing he's in the mood for. But when the prospects of rekindling an old flame (Minnie Driver) and pulling off one final job convince him to ...
Apr 11, 1997 · Purchase Grosse Pointe Blank on digital and stream instantly or download offline. John Cusack and Academy Award® nominees Minnie Driver and Dan Aykroyd are hilarious in this surefire knockout, loaded with action and laughs. Martin Blank is a hit man stuck in a career rut when his 10-year high school reunion gives him the chance to rekindle an old flame and pull off one final job. Things are ...
Martin Blank (John Cusack) left his family and friends in Grosse Pointe, Mich., behind him 10 years ago, ultimately becoming a hardened professional assassin.But when his latest assignment brings him back to town just in time for his 10th high school reunion, he starts questioning his choices and his path in life -- especially after he looks up old flame Debi (Minnie Driver) and realizes he ...
The big joke in Grosse Pointe Blank is that it treats being a professional killer like its just another profession, one thats gotten staid and corporate (25th anniversary)
Grosse Pointe Blank is a bright burst of action and comedy with a cast that makes for rousing good company. A hit-man (John Cusack) attends his high school reunion in Grosse Point. The one-joke premise is unpromising, but this skillful black comedy pays off with a tone pitched somewhere between jaunty and edgy, and amusing performances all around.
