Name: Say Anything...
Genre: romantic comedy film, teen film, coming-of-age film, drama film
Duration: 96 min
Cast: John Cusack, Ione Skye, John Mahoney, Lili Taylor, Joan Cusack

A translucent coral-pink jelly cube rests on a silver spoon against a pale textured background. — Original artwork

Why do you eat that stuff? There's no food in your food.

Constance

Five matching lime-green toy robots lined up on a magenta shelf. — Original artwork

Brains stick with brains. The bomb could go off and their mutant genes would form the same cliques.

Corey

A coiled yellow electrical cable is tied with a pale bow, with its plug resting beside it on a mint-green surface. — Original artwork

Did you see what Mr. Carroll wrote in my yearbook? Well he ridiculed me all year and he writes "you're a real live wire." Love Mr. Carroll.

Corey

A tilted glass jar containing a golden question mark, resting on plum velvet. — Original artwork

Did you sleep with her?

Corey

A bundle of old letters tied with a blue ribbon lies on a round tray beneath a dried rose. — Original artwork

(reads letter from Lloyd to Diane) 'Diane, I'll always be there. All the love in my heart, Lloyd.' (long pause) I've never gotten a letter like this, have you?

Corey

Small empty slate chair facing a standing oval mirror — Original artwork

So I'm single now, and everything's changed. I hate it.

Corey

Painterly two upright hand mirrors, one smooth and one distorted, on a blue-grey shelf. — Original artwork

You're not a guy.

Corey

A plain white cup and a gold-rimmed white cup sharing a blue plate on a pale pink background. — Original artwork

You're such a great person, Lloyd. I'm a good person, but you are a great person.

Corey

A mustard-yellow rotary telephone with its receiver set beside it on a plum background. — Original artwork

Why dont you just call her again?

DC

A small paper kite caught on a twig with a spool of thread on the ground. — Original artwork

Nobody thinks it will work, do they?

Diane Court

Painterly torn paper scrap beside pink eraser crumbs on a pale surface. — Original artwork

I blew it. I called him basic. Can you believe I did that?

Diane Court

Two small wooden chairs side by side and one separate empty chair on a gray-blue floor against a mustard wall. — Original artwork

I just cant have any social life right now.

Diane Court

Two green leafy vines intertwine in a loose knot against a terracotta background. — Original artwork

I love you.

Diane Court

A folded floral shirt lies beside a stapler, mug, pencil pot and small plant on a grey surface. — Original artwork

So what's your job this summer?

Diane Court

A walking cane leans against a mint-green toy car with a brown seat. — Original artwork

You dont like old people?

Diane Court

Painterly back of a small photo frame and coiled hand wraps on a bench in a sunlit room. — Original artwork

Lloyd, man, no babe is worth it. Yo, hang with us man. We'll teach you Bibles full of truth.

Joe

A single amber bottle stands on a glass shelf inside an otherwise empty refrigerator lit in cool blue. — Original artwork

I got a question. If you guys know so much about women, how come you're here at like the Gas 'n' Sip on a Saturday night completely alone drinking beers with no women anywhere?

Lloyd Dobler

A small sunflower growing beside a yellow light-switch plate against a lilac background. — Original artwork

Get in a good mood. How hard is it to decide to be in a good mood and be in a good mood?

Lloyd Dobler

A cream rotary telephone with its handset off the cradle beside a potted fern on a teal surface. — Original artwork

Lloyd (giving his number to Diane's father): Lloyd Dobler, 555-1342; 5..5..5..1342. 555-1342.

Lloyd Dobler

A black vinyl record partly pulled out of a plain magenta sleeve, with a brass paperclip, on a yellow background. — Original artwork

Hey my brother? Can I borrow a copy of your "Hey Soul Classics"?

Lloyd Dobler

Plum fountain pen across blank cream paper hearts with a small ink stain, plus small plum flowers — Original artwork

I gave her my heart and she gave me a pen.

Lloyd Dobler

An open heart-shaped locket with a red heart inside rests on blue velvet beside its gold chain. — Original artwork

I'm gonna take Diane Court out again.

Lloyd Dobler

Unspooled cassette tapes and a wilted red rose lie on a dark wooden tabletop. — Original artwork

Joe! Joe! She's written 65 songs. 65. They're all about you. They're all about pain.

Lloyd Dobler

An open wooden music box holds a pink paper heart on rumpled rose cloth. — Original artwork

Just knowing that a version like that exists, knowing that just for a minute she felt that and wrote I can't help loving you. That has to be worth something.

Lloyd Dobler

A toy rocket with several engine nozzles, two glowing orange, resting on folded navy cloth. — Original artwork

Okay, how ya doing? I'm Lloyd, and we're gonna watch the movie "Cucoon." I've never actually seen it, but I heard its very good, it makes you happy. Its about a group of people who go to outer space.....hope I didn't give anything away there.

Lloyd Dobler

A blank ivory name badge in a brass holder hangs from a short burgundy ribbon against dark teal. — Original artwork

Quick question: do you know who I am?

Lloyd Dobler

A tall stack of sealed envelopes with orange ribbon and a small brass bell on top, on a teal cloth. — Original artwork

So you're like monumentally busy?

Lloyd Dobler

A dirty square tile has a clean wet stripe down it, with a single droplet suspended above against a dark background. — Original artwork

The rain on my car is a baptism. The new me. Iceman. Power Lloyd. My assault on the world begins now. Believe in myself. Answer to no one.

Lloyd Dobler

An open shoebox of faded tickets stands beside a cracked snow globe containing a tiny umbrella. — Original artwork

This is it. The site of our controversial first date. I met her at a mall. Should've known our relationship was doomed. To our left, we have.....the street where she broke up with me. And there's the path we took.

Lloyd Dobler

An arrow hangs above a forked path through a misty landscape beneath a dusky blue-and-gold sky. — Original artwork

Wait a minute. What did we just decide?

Lloyd Dobler

What I really want to do – what I want to do for a living – is I want to be with your daughter. I’m good at it.

Lloyd Dobler

Painterly yellow sunflower growing through broken grey pavement beneath soft golden light. — Original artwork

You start out depressed, everything turns out a pleasant surprise.

Lloyd Dobler

Three tin cans lie on a coral and grey surface, with loose string between two of them. — Original artwork

You two are amazing, you know? The way you talk. I'm like that with....I'm not even like that with anybody.

Lloyd Dobler

A red heart-shaped token beside two cream dice on a golden background. — Original artwork

This is one fresh jam. Listen, God, I dont know you very well, but I wanted to ask you: how'd you get Diane Court to go out with you?

Mike Cameron

A winding footpath through green highlands towards a sunlit lake and distant hills. — Original artwork

What are your plans for the future?

Mr. Court

A young man in a white T-shirt stands in the middle of a fancy dinner party, the guests on the sofas staring at him. — Original artwork

I don't want to sell anything, buy anything, or process anything as a career.

Lloyd Dobler