High Fidelity 2000
"A comedy about fear of commitment, hating your job, falling in love and other pop favorites."
John Cusack stars in *High Fidelity (2000)* as Rob Gordon, a thirty-something record store owner whose world unravels when his girlfriend leaves him—again.
Director: Stephen Frears
Cast
John Cusack
Rob Gordon
Iben Hjejle
Laura
Todd Louiso
Dick
Jack Black
Barry Judd
Lisa Bonet
Marie DeSalle
Catherine Zeta-Jones
Charlie Nicholson
Joan Cusack
Liz
Tim Robbins
Ian Raymond
Chris Rehmann
Vince
Ben Carr
Justin
Frequently Asked Questions
What is High Fidelity (2000) about?
*High Fidelity (2000)* follows Rob Gordon, a record-store owner whose life spirals after his girlfriend dumps him—again. To cope, he revisits his five worst breakups, unpacking his own patterns with humor and honesty. It's a story about love, loyalty, and the soundtrack we carry with us.
Who directed High Fidelity?
Stephen Frears directed *High Fidelity*, blending sharp social satire with the intimate chaos of modern relationships.
Who stars in High Fidelity?
The film stars John Cusack as Rob Gordon, alongside Iben Hjejle, Jack Black, Lisa Bonet, and Catherine Zeta-Jones in key roles.
Is High Fidelity (2000) worth watching?
With its sharp dialogue, Gen-X sensibilities, and Cusack's magnetic performance, *High Fidelity (2000)* is a cult favorite worth revisiting. The dramedy's blend of humor and heartache makes it a standout for fans of witty, character-driven stories.
How long is High Fidelity?
*High Fidelity* runs for 113 minutes, or just under two hours of vinyl-spinning, breakup-analyzing magic.
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High Fidelity: A 2000 Cult Comedy About Love, Music, and Bad Playlists — Full Movie Info
John Cusack stars in *High Fidelity (2000)* as Rob Gordon, a thirty-something record store owner whose world unravels when his girlfriend leaves him—again. Determined to crack the code of his romantic misfortunes, Rob revisits his "top five breakups of all time," dissecting each relationship with equal parts humor and heartache. Directed by Stephen Frears, this sharp-witted dramedy blends sharp dialogue, indie-rock vibes, and Gen-X angst into a story that feels as timeless as the vinyl records Rob obsessively spins. Between dodgy employees, failed attempts at commitment, and a playlist that echoes his emotional rollercoaster, the film balances biting wit with genuine warmth, making it a cult classic for anyone who's ever loved—and lost—just a little too hard.
With its blend of romance, comedy, and music, *High Fidelity (2000)* isn't just a breakup anthem; it's a celebration of self-awareness in the face of life's messiest moments. Cusack's charismatic performance anchors a cast that turns Frears' stylish direction into a love letter to those who've ever felt stuck in a loop of their own making.
