High simplicity of interpretation

Rating: Null/10 (18 April 2004)

John Cusack turned a very British 'boys book' into a very American 'chick flick'. All this to make himself fit into the story, The real character from Nick Hornby's book is ugly, balding and sad thirty something. Thirty something is the only thing that John Cusack's character and the Nick Hornby's character have in common. The result is, well, surprising to say the least. It's a bad film.

Also, does anyone else think that Jack Black is a slightly obnoxious loudmouth and a bad actor? I had to leave the room when he was appearing on the screen. Maybe he was the reason why I utterly disliked this film.
1/10