Search: Starring Helen Hunt

Nicholson gathers his bag of tricks and succeeds in making a terrible man endearing. Hunt is a wonder.

Estevez uses Bobby’s words too much, but you can’t blame him, because Kennedy’s compassion and sympathy for the underprivileged shines.

A disappointing, mundane psychological drama.

The plot is borrowed from a Sexton Blake penny dreadful, with fresh gags and terrific performances.

It's all very messy and in the real world would clearly end in tears, but Hunt gives a bittersweet and witty performance that has you crossing your fingers for a happy ending.

There are so many sub-plots jostling for position that some are ditched almost before they appear.

For a film whose lead character makes a hobby of worrying about weak plots and clichéd endings, Ride pulls out all the stops to follow formula.

It takes messy and unresolved dynamics and finds their poetry. Can’t say sexier than that.

A fertility flick for women whose feet and minds seldom leave the stirrups.

Helen Hunt looks more ravishing by the movie... Her acting is never lazy, nor lightweight.