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Funny
This was a funny picture.
Helen Hunt and Mel Gibson really click..an interesting pair to put together.
A lot of laughs in this one for sure!!!

a hilarious movie from begining to end
In this movie they have two of the very best actors working together to make a wonderful movie. mel gibson in the movie is a man who is the typical male. His fellow employees think hes a complete jerk, loser ,dead beat you name it hes it.When hes supposed to be pormoted to a higher job he is turned down, and helen hunt ends up taking his job, hes mad we know and will do anything to get his job back, who wouldnt?Anyway hes trying on the control top pantyhose and lipstick,nailpolish,home waxing,mascara,"wonder" bra, and the like when his daughter walks in.. surprise! when she leaves he gets drumk and he falls on the bath beads and has the hair dryer on. the tub is full of water and what do you know bam! he falls right into the water and gets electricuted and when he wakes up the next day he can hear what women think. hes thinking you know " im crazy what do i do?" who wouldn't. then as the movie progresses he starts to fall for helen hunt, they have a relationship, his daughter is starting to appretiate him now that hes trying to have a relationship with her now. this movie is a really funny movie from beginning to end and more.. i think everyone should see it once if not more..

Great Movie
He has the power to hear everything women are saying. Finally?a man is listening." Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt star in this romantic comedy about a male chauvinist pig (Gibson as Nick Marshall) given the opportunity to read women's minds. Hunt is Darcy Maguire, an advertising executive with a rotten reputation who gets hired as the new Creative Director - a position Nick was already uncorking the champagne to celebrate landing. Nick is as politically incorrect as they come. He insults women, tells offensive chauvinistic jokes, and generally goes out of his way to offend the opposite sex. Passed over for a promotion and determined to undermine his new female boss's efforts, Nick schemes to outshine and outwit (that sounds a bit ?Survivor?-ish) Darcy, hoping to send her back into the ranks of the unemployed. Mel Gibson's take on Nick as both a throwback to men of the 1940's, and as the enlightened man of the current millennium, is right on target. He plays both angles of Nick's personality with good humor and style. Gibson carries the film with Hunt and the rest of the cast seeming to enjoy being along for the ride. Not that Hunt, Mark Feuerstein (as sidekick and co-worker, Morgan), and Alan Alda as the head honcho of the advertising firm, aren't competent in their roles; it's more that their roles seem to be overshadowed by Mel's presence. The only co-star who seems to rival Mel's presence is Marisa Tomei. Tomei portrays a coffee shop clerk, and constant object of Mel's attention. Tomei brings a bubbly, effervescent life to her character and the chemistry between she and Mel is enjoyable to witness. Overall, What Women Want is a bit predictable, a bit corny, but worthwhile viewing - especially if you're a Mel Gibson fan.But all in all its a fun affair.Must get it!

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