Say Anything...
Romance • PG-13 • 1989 • 1 hr 40 min
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John Cusack, Ione Skye, John Mahoney, Lili Taylor, Amy Brooks
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As a teen I saw only romance. As an adult, I see the underlying loss of innocence as a parent fails his child. Both joyous & heartbreaking.
Sweet and uncomplicated little peek at finding love amidst the indecision of young adulthood.
This is an extremely simple movie for me that I forever love even if it does lack a lot of energy for me to recommend to most.
A cute classic with adorable love story and great characters. Light and simple. Has good acting, some great tunes and the '80s vibe.
Absolute classic 80's romance/comedy movie and one of my favorites from John Cusack
A classic love story that hits plenty of high notes. The story drags at some points, but the perfect cast balances it out
Iconic 80s movie! Cusack can do no wrong!
On the more boring side of 80s teen romcoms but still has it's cute moments and is certainly worth watching once.
Cute love story, I just wish the ending was better. Lloyd was ultimately the best character‼️
It's more than just the poster, with a very cute romance going on, but the IRS subplot feels a little tonally dissonant.
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