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Adaptation. (2002) |
| 137 reviews |
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Film rated 4.2 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.7 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.4 / 5)
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| It's 'Being Charlie Kaufman'. |
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| Scriptwriter scripts scriptwriting script. |
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| Twins' writing styles differ. |
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| Cage uncages fictitious brother. |
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| Nicolas write, Nicolas wrong. |
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| Cooper's Floral Fixation. |
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| 'Twins' for arthouse crowd. |
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| Cage squared prunes orchids. |
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| Kaufman, Cage: best buds. |
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| Streep demonstrates phone-y accent. |
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| Kaufmans are Caged writers. |
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| Kaufmans: The 'Write' Brothers. |
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| 'Fight Club' for screenwriters. |
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| Orchid stems writer's flow. |
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| Cooper's toothless goober super. |
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| Masturbating author writes script. |
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| Rules of screenwriting rewritten. |
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| A movie about.... itself? |
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| Meryl streep- orchid snorter! |
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| Kaufman's process, Caged. |
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| Screenplay spirals into itself. |
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| Alligator wrestled for orchids. |
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| Kaufman's twin shares hairline. |
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| Self-loathing screenwriter's movie self-insertion. |
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| Doubly Caged, Streepy story. |
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| Charlie writes, Donald's left. |
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| Cage plays co-writer Kaufman. |
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| Kaufman fails; then prevails. |
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| Streep discovers flower power. |
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| Dramatist's dilettante doppelganger dies. |
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| Kaufman comes up Orchids. |
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| Screenwriter fucks up script. |
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| Croc catches Cooper's caboose. |
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| Clever, but no 'Malkovich'. |
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| Screenwriter thinks self important. |
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| Pathetic screenwriter contemplates, masturbates. |
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| Cooper's kook strips Streep. |
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| Scriptwriter plays with himself. |
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| Reticent/ gregarious split/ personality. |
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| Neurotic film written recursively. |
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| Kaufman's narcissism proves boundless. |
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| Cooper hits crock bottom. |
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| Cage's literal intellectual masturbation. |
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| Streep becomes orchid obsessed. |
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| Nic's Cagey twin performance. |
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| Being Charlie Kaufman, twice. |
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| Intertwined story about storytelling. |
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| Botanist studies Streep's orchid. |
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| Streep hires Cagey scriptwriter. |
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| Cooper fancies Streep tease. |
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| Cage acts again. Finally. |
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| Screenplays produce double trouble. |
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| Toothless Cooper cops orchids. |
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| Kaufman struggles within Cage. |
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| Schizophrenic screenwriter's stalker struggles. |
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| Orchid theft: screenwriter's nightmare. |
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| Story screen adaptations: problematic. |
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| Orchid overdoes obvious obsession. |
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| Donald writes climax, death. |
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| Masturbation instead of Adaptation. |
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| Kaufman's most autobiographical work. |
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| Kaufman's 'Fear And Loathing'. |
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| Two Cages, beautifully written. |
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| Awkward Nic's orchid flick. |
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| The truth about screenwriting. |
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| Self-referential gags agogo. |
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| Charlie's chicken, Donald's daring. |
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| Cage write's self writing. |
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| Cage's neurotic double act. |
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| Lovesick screenwriter consults twin. |
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| Cage's orchid poacher conundrum. |
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| Laroche is amoral cockroach. |
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| Twin's chump. Twin's hero. |
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| Movie's about own creation. |
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