Being pretty good.

Rating: Null/10 (16 December 1999)

This is what happens when Spike Jonze, Michael Stipe, and John Malkovich get mixed together.
This isn't a Cusak film, and it certainly isn't a Diaz film. Usually they have roles in a very personality-filled characters. Their personalities meant nothing in this one. Nobody's personalities meant anything. This wasn't a 'character' movie.
That's obviously what made it different. It didn't rely on the crutch of having a clear antagonist and protagonist that 99 percent of films use.
As far as good acting goes, it doesn't really matter. I wouldn't say there were any remarkable performances, but like I said, it wasn't that type of film.
You gotta see this one, you'll know what I mean.
And when you walk out of the theatre, you'll pay particular attention to how you move.