Grosse Pointe Blank

Cusack oozes sarcastic charm as a hired killer who returns to his Michigan hometown for his next and possibly last hit and, coincidentally, his 10-year high-school reunion. Not to be outdone by his vaunting classmates, he brags, “I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork.”With Driver in tow as Cusack's long-lost love interest, this oddball caper charms, despite some off-key violence.

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