First, you have the 7^th-and-a-half floor, and its bizarre history. John Cusack is a puppeteer that just got a "real" job there, because of his "swift fingers". Rumbling through his office, he finds a door that enables him to transcend himself into John Malkovich’s body for 15 minutes. The "fantastic voyage" ends with a fall from a blue sky on the side of New Jersey Turnpike. That fall is so absurd, you have to laugh your lungs out every single time you see it, despite your expectations that you would see enough of it. Soon, puppeteer’s wife (played marvelously by Cameron Diaz in a rare non-babe performance) and his sexy co-worker begin a bizarre lesbian relationship, again using Malkovich as a vessel. The co-worker and a puppeteer even start a business of selling a piece of Malkovich’s mind and body. The plot thickens further with the appearance of several older folks, interested in a reincarnation. As a culmination, a puppeteer completes his ultimate challenge – he finds a way to remain in Malkovich’s body permanently, but not forever, as the exciting twist at the end suggests…