"The House Of Yes": a brief synopsis without giving away the movie, and a glowing critique of this indy favorite.

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        When Parker Posey debuted this film in 1997, along with three others, she quickly became the bag of independent films. No one else had the gift for adapting such(prenominal) a stiffly written, complexly neurotic character to the screen with such finesse that she made the whole movie believable. Written and enjoin by Mark Water, the script is based in a Broadway Play where young Marty (Josh Hamilton) comes home from college for Thanksgiving with his fiancé (Tori Spelling) in tow. The world of the fiancé was a shock for this upper-crust family, and causes a malevolent stir swirling nearly Martys beautiful twin sister Jackie O (Posey). The family, which includes Freddie Prinze Jr. as the younger brother, dislikes the idea of the fiancé because she does not come from the same neighborly sphere as they do, and notwithstanding there is something more. on that point is a strange connection between Marty and Jackie O, the Kennedy Assassination and their missing father, and the imminent hurricane on its way to their New England home. While Jackie Os violent psychical instability is without question as her mother rushes off to felled seam the kitchen knives, the other characters flaws are not revealed until later.

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        While some feel Waters script is pretentious and besides highbrow, I feel it is a breath of fresh air. There are no car chases, explosions, or Oscar Winners in this film, yet the dialogue is quick and witty, and the tension between the twins is plain and gripping. With a surprise twist in the middle, I was extemporaneous for yet two more to come, and with that many She said What? moments, take down the most jaded of movie-goers will have to watch The...

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