Does love belongs to music?

Rating: Null/10 (11 December 2007)

I must say that "High Fidelity" is an amazing movie, and really surprised me as I expected just a comedy, which is certainly not. I love Stephen Frears, who made "Open your ears" or "My little launderette", a film that let the world hear about a guy named Daniel Day Lewis. As British Stephen don't loose the habit of letting us know stars-to-be, Jack Black's appearance almost justify the whole movie. But of course there is a lot more. I couldn't read the Nick Hornsby's novel in which the script is based, but the idea of finding out the reasons for failure in love just revisiting former girlfriends is wonderfully developed. The cast is remarkable, John Cusack plays one of his best roles, and Lisa Bonet is so beautiful that made me think that the story is -in a point at least-quite false. Who can leave her so easily? Not me. I'm a record fan myself, and we know that making a tape means a lot, and is not easy at all, specially when the woman involved is important or pretty. Near Zappa, we can ask ourselves "Does love belongs to music?" The answer is in "High Fidelity". Ah, and Jack Black can sing.