There were far too many John Cusack quotes in there. Still, though, quite a few good ones.

I thought the movie kind of blew, but Joan Cusack was good. LL Cool J wasn't bad either.

so ive been reading chuck klostermann books lately, and im not sure why because im not sure that i even like chuck klostermann. chuck klostermann writes what i imagine to be the inner monologue of all men born between 1972 and 1980, and im really unsure whether or not this makes good literature. it probably doesnt.

anyhow, in sex drugs and cocoa puffs he makes an interesting assessment of woody allen and women. he credits woody allen for the success of nerdy dudes. he thinks woody allen is the reason that all women like nerdy dudes.

(i swear this is true, if you think youre a nerdy dude and you dont think girls like you, either they do and you dont know it, or you might actually just be kind of douchey)

apparently, women dont even have to be woody allen fans, or even actually see a woody allen movie, and of course women dont want woody allen because he is kind of pervy, but the success of woody allen movies and the whispers of woody allen in pop culture have left their imprint on society and made the neurotic nerd romantic and iconic. so thanks to woody allen, awkward neurotic slightly annoying dudes in ugly sweaters everywhere have a much better chance with women far out of their league.

in essence, i think what he is saying is that woody allen did for skinny nerds what john cusack did for sensitive hit men with huge record collections relatively whiny dispositions huge boom boxes and at least one peter gabriel cassette tape.

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^Agreed. Giving 2012 a higher rating than Avatar means I don't listen to this guy anymore.

The very last lines in 2012 were a product placement for Huggies® for chrissakes:

Daughter: "I don't need Pull-Ups™ anymore"

John Cusack: "Nice!"

(And ... Scene!)

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Great movie, and an awesome deleted scene. Can't figure out why they took it out. It's not very long. It exposes a part of Cusack's character in an interesting, non-expositional way. Beverly D'Angelo is smoke'n hot.

Why take it out?

that's the best bits then.

i remember when john cusack was awesome.

Was that a young John Cusack @ 2:08?

Is it just me, or does Paul look exactly like "John Cusack playing Paul" here?

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John Cusack is also plugging this game.

Great fighter. I loved him in Grosse Point Blank too. That fight scene with with John Cusack was one of the best choreographed ever.

To me the movie was a bit of a disappointment, but I loved this part. Joan Cusack does comedy so well, better than most all other actresses AND actors in Hollywood today.

I've always thought Cusack looks like a real-life (older) version of Jughead Jones (Archie comics). He certainly maintains his charm here, despite his nose problem (nervous twitch, or 'fix'-ation?)

How about "Bimbo screws up John Cusack interview" as a (more accurate) title?