Helen Hunt’s film directing debut is a touching movie about motherhood and family.

Helen Hunt makes the most of small parts in some ensemble films from the early 2000s.

This Oscar Wilde adaptation looks great, but lacks the promised sizzle.

Helen Hunt looks glam in this fun and fluffy Woody Allen movie.

We’re closing out 2000 with Cast Away…But we’re not talking about Wilson; we’re here for Kelly Frears.

Helen Hunt getting what she wants in 2000.

Blue-haired Helen Hunt is back!

…but just briefly in this emotionally exploitive melodrama.

Y2K was anything but a disaster for Helen Hunt. Dr. T & The Women kicked off her blockbuster year.

An absolutely killer performance from Helen Hunt in one of the most frustrating movies.

Pseudo science and natural disaster thrills…flying cows.

Helen Hunt’s big film break is an all around good time.

One of Helen Hunt’s best performances. A touching story of love and friendship.

Sex, murder, and heavy metal. In which a man is murdered for getting a hair cut.

Helen Hunt is electric…or at least her hair is… in this campy, sci-fi, noir trilogy.

Possibly the most 80s a movie could be.

Diane Lane and Helen Hunt are absolute infants! And I want to punch in the throat every person in this movie who makes them sad and threatens their innocence.