Writer/director Kevin Smith's sharp and and emotional look at a most unconventional romance, as comic-book writer Ben Affleck tries to pursue a relationship with fellow comic artist and avowed lesbian Joey Lauren Adams, much to the displeasure of Affleck's creative partner, best friend Jason Lee. With Dwight Ewell, and Jason Mewes and Smith as Jay and Silent Bob. Now in HD!

The 1994 film S.F.W., So Fucking What, was a fun film with a cast of young stars including Stephen Dorff, Reese Witherspoon,and Joey Lauren Adams to name a few. Dorff and Witherspoon become reality TV royalty before reality was a fad due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time during a convenient store hold and are held captive on live TV. Dorff coins the phrase "So Fucking What" and it turns him into a rock star. Joey Lauren shows some quick tit, Reese is cute as hell , Natasha has a bit see thru, and Melissa shows tit in a few scenes! All in HD!

"Clerks" director Kevin Smith moves from the mini-mart to the mall, where slackers Jeremy London and Jason Lee go to forget their romantic woes. But the shoppers' paradise offers little respite, as they encounter a taping of a TV show called "Truth or Date," Marvel Comics guru Stan Lee, the inimitable Jay and Silent Bob, and their ex-girlfriends. With Shannon Doherty, Claire Forlani. Now in HD!

Season Two, Episode 2. In this episode of United States of Tara, Toni Collette rubs Joey Lauren Adams' feet then eats her pussy underneath her jean skirt. What does that make me so happy? The point is, both of these women are sexy on their own, but watching Joey Lauren Adams squirm with Toni's face between her legs makes this show worth watching.

A pre-Entourage Adrian Grenier leads an all star cast through the scenic locales of Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts in this story about a college basketball player that gets mixed up with a bad apple of a cheerleader (a feisty, sexy Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her gangster father after his family is made homeless by a tornado which their home insurance failed to cover. To get the money his parents' need, he must rig a huge game for the gambler and lose the point spread. In the mean time, he beds and trades barbs with his philosophy professor (sultry Joey Lauren Adams) and experiments with various dugs including some home-made LSD that results in one bravado scene from director James Toback that finds Adams being nuzzled up to by a fully nude native girl that literally steps out of a Gauguin painting.

On the whole, the movie feels like a confluence of heady ideas set against a pretty simple plot that's muddled not only by Grenier and Adams's philosophy debates about drugs, but by also a subplot involving two corrupt FBI agents played by the sorely miscast Rebecca Gayheart and Eric Stoltz. In fact, the questionable casting of this picture coupled with some jarring editing and a great deal of steadicam work conspires to sink the movie despite Grenier's rather solid performance keeping it afloat. Adams displays range as the concerned professor/lover, but it's hard not to think of her here as a missing blonde member of the Tilly family (try not to think of Jennifer each time Adams speaks softly in that Tilly trademarked baby voice). And while Gellar certainly tarts it up as the bad girl cheerleader and seems game during some simulated sex and drug use moments, it's still a tough sell. Things get even weirder when Gayheart, Stoltz and Polly Shannon get their freak on while snorting coke and being secretly photographed by Grenier.

Overall, not one of Toback's best movies, but definitely not his worst, Harvard Man is worth a look if only to see the terrific backdrop of Cambridge captured nicely in the films very widescreen format.