Nonexistent plot in a (somewhat) enjoyable movie.

Rating: Null/10 (25 December 2000)

"High Fidelity" didn't have much of a plot. It's the type of film where nothing can be given away, you could leave and comeback twenty minutes later and you won't miss anything. Or, it can be watched while cooking, painting, etc.
From beg-end, the film focuses on this record store owner who struggles with his present relationship and looks back at some past ones that go as far back as middle school.
If you know some of bands on the soundtrack you might understand the in-jokes, but there was nothing laugh-out loud funny. Cusack's deadpan expressions and the farce-like sequences in the record store (with the customers) kept it somewhat watchable, but when you rent this, don't expect anything complicated.