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The lunatic charm of Parker Posey is the best reason to see this wild, borderline-screwball sequel to Hal Hartley's 1998 film, Henry Fool.

Parker Posey's breakout role came in this NYC coming-of-age indie in which she plays a hipster party animal who tries to settle down as a librarian.

Parker Posey gives a lovely, toned-down performance as Nora Wilder, the single, mid-30s Manhattanite at the heart of this romantic comedy.

Originality is in as short supply as shirt buttons as Snipes' high tech vampire slayer meets up with what appears to be a steroidal Eurotrash pimp playing Dracula.

In this Hong Kong horror remake, Jessica Alba stars as a blind violinist whose cure turns out to be worse than the disease.

This story of an uptight corporate go-getter (Posey), her sad-sack high school science teacher husband (Rudd), and her search for her first orgasm is intended to invoke rolling laughter but instead results in repeated sighs.

Joaquin Phoenix plots the perfect crime in Woody Allen's new charmer

It’s an honest, refreshing comedy about love – gay, straight, or both – and is a date movie for all occasions and persuasions.

The first law of attraction is sexual chemistry – something this movie is completely lacking.

Winter/Spring Movie Sneaks

Joaquin Phoenix is the understated fool in this bloated Oedipal epic

A lesser Woody Allen film, but not without its pleasures

It's far more subversive than the Seventies Hanna-Barbera cartoon on which it's based.

Drive, They Said

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The party went on with remote tributes and hip bumps

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After 20 years, the gang reunites for induction into the Texas Film Hall of Fame