- Studio: Fox Network
- Release Date: Apr 4, 1989
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SusanL.Mar 1, 20089A skewed love story built on the American class system. Director Cameron Crowe is a marvel.
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YoonC.Sep 15, 20037Nicely written and acted but too achingly earnest and sensitive in its portrayal of first great love. The smart girl/kick boxer pairing is a bit contrived but two leads do a plausible, creditable job. Still, Crowe's cutesiness sometimes keeps the affair on the level of puppylove.
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RileyM.Aug 8, 200410I wish that there was a lloyd dobler at my school. such a classic story.
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PatC.Dec 30, 200310Regards adolescence as a lonely battlefield rather than a place to wallow in peer pressure. "There's lot's of guys. Don't be a guy. Be a man." This show is top of the heap for teen situation flicks.
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DavidL.Oct 9, 200310This movie shows how traditional, yet smart, storytelling, when combined with honest performances, creates something so real and exciting that one can almost forget they are watching a story about two high school students in love. This is not your typical teenage movie about sex and puppylove.
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BobM.Sep 19, 200310This movie is supercalafragilisticexpealidocious.
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RomeoAug 28, 200410Really sweet film... too bad this never happen in real life.
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GenevieveN.Sep 24, 200410This film is #1 in my list John Cusack & Ione Skye give amazing performances as a teenage Romeo & Juliet.
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JuhaH.Jan 21, 200610The best Cameron Crowe movie! And that's saying a lot.
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Apr 29, 20116Sometimes slow, but with smooth performances by John Cusack and Ione Skye, a great soundtrack and its mark in cultural significance, Say Anything is a great coming-of-age flick from the golden age of teen films. If you haven't seen this movie already, see it.
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90A film of warmth, insight, humor and surprising originality [It] isn't perfect, but when it's good, which is every moment John Cusack is on screen, it's a living joy. And when it's not-so-good--earthbound and not inventive enough--it s till almost single-handedly redeems the breed. [14 April 1989]
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80Seldom have such complexity, emotional depth, honesty, and realism been invested in what is ostensibly a teen love story.
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88Cusack invests such sincerity in his portrayal of Lloyd that it's impossible not to root for him to get the girl. He's the classic underdog that we all think of ourselves as -- earnest, engaging, and impossible to resist because of his flaws, rather than in spite of them.