First Time Watching What Women Want (2000) *WHAT do we want?*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- I watched the 2000 film What Women Want, starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt. Interesting idea for a script, cliché at times, nothing too unpredictable. But enjoyable. Would I watch it again? Probably not. But I don't hate it.
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Hahaha I love this movie! The scene when he's putting on the pantyhose alone is worth the price of admission! I love Mel Gibson. Adam Alda, Bette Midler, Helen Hunt, and the actress doing the daughter are also awesome in this! Great reaction!
This is one of my favorite movies all -time. I'm sure I've watched over 20 times. My kind of comedy. But hey, I also like Lake Placid, where every line and every character is sarcastic. Loved your reaction.
ps, loved your Almost An Angel reaction!!!!! subscriber for life!
Love your accent and guessing one of you're specialties is fashion/decor because you seem quick to notice outfits and room setting. Some of the things I never notice myself. But do when you point it out.
@@scottharvey6892 thank you so much! That is so nice to hear :) Almost an Angel was actually my very first reaction video and I loved the film :D Thank you for watching! :)
Million Dollar Baby. Starring Hilary Swank (won the Oscar for best actress) and Clint Eastwood who also directed.
Why is it so many times the woman is the smartest person in the room and yet men r uncomfortable with that. Can’t wait for the first woman president loved the reaction
You are getting your wish
Yes, The guy with the suggestion for Herp. I highly recommend as well. I see this was a while ago, so I don't know if your still doing reactions, but I have just subscribed just in case you do.
Great movie. A movie with same lesson sort of is Groundhog Day with Bill Murray. A great Bet Midler Comedy is Ruthless People. Also another great comedy I Highly recommend is Hero 1992 with Dustin Hoffman and Gina Davis
I have seen Groundhog Day but I will put Ruthless People and Hero on the list! :D Thank you for watching! :)
Subscribed great reactions.
To quote The Rolling Stones u don’t always get what u want if u try real hard u get u might get what u need. Woman r amazing support them love them b true to them and don’t criticize let them fly and if ur truly lucky they might let u take u along for the ride
There are some really good actors in this movie: Helen Hunt and Mel Gibson, clearly. But Judy Greer, Lisa Edelstein(who played Cuddy on House), Marisa Tomei ( won an Oscar for my cousin Vinny) and Ashley Johnson(who voiced Gretchen on recess but who is now most notable for the voice and motion-caption of Ellie for the video game the last of us 1 and 2)
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Just finished the movie. Amazing movie now I'm watching you for your opinion.
I wanted them to develop the story line of the messenger girl who carries the files. I felt they left some good stuff out of her story.
this is my fav movie and i like it very much. i am not going by how any of the genders are depicted. just the cast and their acting is enough for me
"It was predictable there were no surprises"
It was predictable that someone would get electrocuted and gain woman-telepathy???
this movie is great i've seen it a few times, but this reaction so negative and sad judging everything before letting it happen is sad.
Yeah, I tend to judge things before they happen, it's a bad habit of mine. I think it started way back when I was only 8 years old and thought I was a witch who could predict things. So I just started to form a negative opinion of things before they happened and I haven't been able to stop since. I'm working on it though, my therapist says I've made some excellent progress in the last year! :D
Not one of Mel Gibson's best movies. If you haven't seen it, watch "Maverick" (very sweet movie) and "Ransom" (suspense!) - Gibson's better movies.
I will put it on the list, thank you! :D And thank you for watching! :)
I love Maverick
Where is Lola
Mel was a favorED actor for me back then - I can't say I saw all of his previous films, but absent a more favored cast, I'd see his. This film was the end of that. His later choices made it more and more difficult, and his real life comments made it impossible.
By the way, 'watching it again' didn't help me. So many films are more interesting to me for any number of reasons, but no... not this one. (I am sure I've seen it a third time, too, because I remember asking myself a year or two later, "Did it really deserve this dull, flavorless memory in my head?" I mean - I've seen films in bad moods before and those definitely colored / mis-colored the film so rewatching corrected that. But no... even a third time... mostly, this film is one that I regret seeing Helen Hunt wasted in. That's my one distinctive memory. ugh.)
@@ollietsb1704 I agree, Mel Gibson is not my favorite, and I probably won't watch this one again even though romantic comedies have historically been my thing. This one just didn't do it for me.
Same!
I honestly find this movie insulting. Everyone should find this movie insulting. The basic message of this movie: Men will never understand woman, unless men can read women's minds.
It isn't a good message. If you want to know what a person wants, man or woman, you just talk to them.
I agree! Plus, everyone is different. I probably won't find myself watching this film again.
"What's the matter, darling?"
-Nothing.
"Really? Are you sure?"
-I'm sure.
"OK then, you know I'm there for you."
-Sure.
(few hours later I am greeted by a decapiteted cat in front lawn with "you know why" message)
Mario Habijanec ...I'm sorry, but I won't humor that kind of relationship. God gave us a mouth to speak and ears to listen, it would be a sin not to communicate with each other.
And I love the fact that your example is gender neutral. Failure to communicate is a universal problem.
@@BigGator5 I agree that communication is key , but what to do when the other side constantly refuses to express their concerns, in spite of your best efforts. In these circumstances you'd have to be a psychic to unveil the mistery inside someone's mind.
Or simply give up and move on
Mario Habijanec ...I gave you my answer. I honestly wouldn't humor such a relationship. Besides, murdering a cat for any reason should draw an automatic "See you later!" response.
You're terrible as a reactionist, you're too judgemental and lack empathy for a character
you're no peach yourself