What Women Want

Movie

2000

2h 7m

PG-13

English

Comedy, Romance

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Advertising executive Nick Marshall is as cocky as they come, but what happens to a chauvinistic guy when he can suddenly hear what women are thinking? Nick gets passed over for a promotion, but after an accident enables him to hear women's thoughts, he puts his newfound tal...

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What Women Want

PG-13

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2000

2h 7m

English

Comedy, Romance

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Cast

Nick Marshall

Darcy McGuire

Lola

Dan Wanamaker

Alex Marshall

Morgan Farwell

Gigi

Eve

Margo

Erin

Annie

Sue Cranston

Dina

Flo

Stella

Cameron

Office Intern

Kitchen Secretary

Mail Room Kid

Woman in Library

Woman at Lunch Counter

Man on Street

Man on Street

Man on Street

Man on Street

Directed By: Nancy Meyers

Written By: Cathy Yuspa (Screenplay), Josh Goldsmith (Screenplay), + 3 more

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LuckyNumber78 says...

7 years ago

The nostalgia goggles are strong with this one. Romantic comedies will never be more entertaining than the ones that came out when you were nine years old.

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kiiree says...

12 months ago

I know by 2000 this must have been interesting and bold , but ugh, a man mansplaning women TO WOMEN. Shoot me. Makes me hope not a single man, not even trans or gay men are directing or pitching commericials "from the women perspective" (in the sort of Nike ad on this movie). That would be unlikely, but I rather not even look into it and hope that is true It actually didn't dislike the movie, btw, I just can't belive how Nancy Meyers writes the most horrible male characters that deserve nothing and in the end she rewards them with getting what they want. (at least here and in Something's gotta give)

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Narate says...

3 years ago

>"Oh... This is nice, I don't understand why women complain about waxing." Oh Mel. I was intrigued that a woman directed this. Goes to show we could have a sense of humor about ourselves back then. It did have a good message in it, but I think Mel Gibson is better off playing serious roles and not comedy.

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gahudnall-deleted-1490229630 says...

11 years ago

A little too crude and unrealistically forgiving at the end.

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IamDWG

7/10 8 years ago

Some films have patterns, and the pattern of this film is – a temporary mystical ability or inability ultimately changes the main character. The same pattern can be seen in Bruce Almighty or Liar, Liar, for instance. The funny thing about these movies is…in order for there to be a big enough dif More

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