A Sequel...sort of

Rating: Null/10 (14 May 2002)

Because High Fidelity was based on a book, it's a little more of a stretch for my theory, but I still think it's plausible.
If you're like me (mid 20s to mid 30s), you consider Ferris Bueller's Day Off to be a milestone movie in your life. Now, to get an idea of what High Fidelity is like, imagine that, on the day after Ferris's day off, Sloan dumps him. What would he be like ten years later?
Ferris would be what Jon Cusack is in this film. Angst, wonder, trouble, self-deprecation all in one. It even uses the self-narratory from Ferris Bueller!
The movie is great. The cast is incredible, highlighted by the always mournful Cusack and the "Turned up to 11" Jack Black. Watching them interact is worth the price of admission alone.
You won't be disappointed with High Fidelity, especially if you could identify with my analogy.