There is no need to keep anyone in uncertainty: that title Brilliant comedy - You know that, I know it - is Steven Frers classical "high fidelity" in 2000. Based on the best -selling novel of the great Nick Hornby since 1995, the film adaptation led by Johnon Kuzak was (and still still) an absolute Banger that completely stirs critics and viewers when it was released at the dawn of Outs. So it's hard to surprise the movie about it. "The master of the rings"Director Peter Acksecson, who also continued to say in a statement in 2004 (through the variety), "I wanted to work with Jackack Black since I saw him in" High Fidelity "." Adding, "I have no doubt that Jackec will make (Carl Denham) a truly unforgettable character", as a reason why he threw the comedian-actress in his famous blockbuster in 2005.

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Black's supporting role in Frers Roma, because Barry Dood was among the first where he practically played (slightly overdone) version of himself-with the intensity of the ban and infinite endurance that his Salesclerk endless fun comic book relief. In the film, Barry is employed by the championship vinyl (driven by Kuzak's protagonist), a non-important record store. It serves more as a place where three 30 musical nerves gather to argue for pop, rock and roll arbitrarily, and failed as they come up with totally unwanted "Top 5" lists that match their unusual people.

So, Barry is not Really There to sell records, but to offend the virtually every taste of every customer, and hand over how they should go to the mall to buy Stevie Wonder "I just called to say that I love you" because it is "sentimental, easy stupidity" they have in stock, but they do not want to sell them. This is not That kind Shop. And that example should tell you why this was more than the ideal part of someone as reasonable as Jackec Black.

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It may not be entirely true to call the "high fidelity" classic for defining the era, but if you were a teenager in the early 2000s like me, chances are you to reason immediately. Even if you haven't lived in America (I am from Europe) and your musical taste has been different from those prominent in the film, there was something in his depiction of that universal heart attack (boy for girls for an older man) that made you connect with the sensitive and introverted slave. It also helped that his sharp written voice (the courtesy of the excellent source material of Hornby) was elevated with an exceptional soundtrack that channel all the vibrations and emotions that were to be felt during the film. That is not to say that "high fidelity" was a mopi bumer because nothing can be a mopy boomer where Jackack Black will be unintentional and frivolous Jackec Black with impunity.

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That's just something: "High Fidelity" has managed to balance the tormenting humor and the attractive shaking-a-old comedy and a bitter Roma-com-to-telling a cordial story, filled with unforgettable melodies, passion and self-depression. And that special mix, combined with top performances, has easily found an audience that has since promoted function (including I). Although not exploding in the box office, "high fidelity" brought over $ 47 million worldwide with a $ 30 million budget. It wasn't as cataclysmic as "School on a rock"Three years later (in which black deservedly got the lead) that shook the box office with a whopping $ 131 million, but it should not be. If you ask me," high fidelity "will always be remembered as a cult classic, providing a place in the pantheon of all the best comedies and inspired as great as great TV series that were canceled prematurely.

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And the fact that a renowned director as Peter Aksexon praised and stated him, why he chose Jackack Black to star in one of his films is just another proof that strengthens her greatness.