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In What Women Want Movie Mel Gibson is known as a macho action hero, and is stereotyped in his Mad Max/Martin Riggs persona. But I've noticed (except for "Braveheart" and "The Patriot") he injects comic relief into almost anything he does.
So doing a straight-up comedy doesn't seem like much of a stretch, and Gibson's timing and delivery are impeccable, as you'd expect in a What Women Want Movie like this.
On and off camera, he has an incredible sense of humor, and he's probably improvised a few choice gags.
What Women Want Movie premise is very original and interesting. A guy who can listen to everything a woman says? It is the fantasy of almost every man. And the premise is used wisely.
I laughed all the way! It's hilarious to watch Gibson himself get weaker by the minute, and the jokes never end.
I was laughing so much that I could tolerate What Women Want Movie ridiculous ending of the film. I mean, when is there going to be a romantic comedy that doesn't have a formulaic ending that is supposed to make people leave the theater and go "Awwww"?
The supporting cast is full of big stars. Bette Midler has an amusing cameo as the chain-smoking Shrink. I only wish he had a few extra scenes.
"What Women Want" is an original, feel-good comedy that will have you on the floor! What Women Want Film is not a "chick flick". If you want to laugh--this is the What Women Want Movie to watch! No questions asked!
"What Women Want" has an unusual plot that makes even us (men) think: what do women really want? What Women Want Movie final conclusion is that they want happiness just like men.
Despite being a predictable film and nothing extraordinary, at least it teaches us (men) some valuable lessons about women. This is a good way to understand and know them better.
What Women Want Full Movie first hour of What Women Want Film What Women Want Movie is very funny, very entertaining and pure comedy. We get a few moments during the first hour to give us a good laugh. Mel Gibson has never been this funny.
He plays a hilarious character: Nick Marshall, a typical "Macho Man" or "Men's Man". What Women Want Full Movie kind of man that other men admire and want to be like. The kind of man who doesn't understand anything about women (although women are seen as "gifts from God"). Nick is proud, rich, conservative, celibate and likes to listen to Frank Sinatra.
After an accident with a hairdryer, he suddenly has the power to hear what women think and what they think of him is not what he expected.
He sees What Women Want Film as a curse, but after being convinced by a psychic that he can take advantage of this gift, he uses it to manipulate Darcy McGuire.
However, in the second half, What Women Want Full Movie fails, becomes predictable and somehow lame, losing all its comic side.
Some absurd and silly things happen in the second half. Also, I'd rather "old" Nick than "good" Nick, because "old" Nick was a lot funnier. He becomes a "nice guy" in the second half, losing his sense of humour.
What Women Want Full Movie has some good songs, such as "I Won't Dance" (performed by Frank Sinatra), "I've Got You Under My Skin" (performed by Frank Sinatra in a duet with Bono), and "Bitch" (performed by ) by Meredith Brooks).
Mel Gibson is great and charming as Nick Marshall, while Helen Hunt is fine and beautiful in What Women Want Film role of Darcy McGuire.
It's not easy to start with such a funny idea, write a script for 90 minutes, get some humor in, and end with a perfect bake.
In fact, it's easy to get it wrong somewhere along What Women Want Film way, linger too long, make it too cheesy, or too serious, and then 25 minutes later people realize they shouldn't have paid for their seats.
This What Women Want Movie - about a man who suddenly hears women's thoughts - is a rerun favorite at Christmas, and I still watch it (okay, I have a life too) instead of changing channels because it's on right now. Is funny too.
Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt are really cool out there, they just nailed it and you wish there were more simple (but with a little depth and message) comedies like this.
Here's a film that is, of course, part fantasy, part wacky comedy; But calling "What Women Want" directed by Nancy Meyers as "just" would not only be wrong but would also do injustice to What Women Want Full Movie.
Because-- while there should be a lot of laughs (especially in What Women Want Full Movie early days)-- in the end, there's a lot more bite and substance to it than meets the eye at first.
Of course to elevate it too far from a piece of “fluff” many would consider it, if only because of What Women Want Full Movie somewhat shallow reviews and the theatrical trailer currently being shown, which only really gives a vague impression of what the film is about.
In fact, once most of the "cute" stuff is out of the way (by about a third of the way), What Women Want Movie What Women Want Movie starts to get really good, with a message about decency that's worthwhile, if only it's formidable.
The audience barrier is barely able to accommodate an episode of 'Friends' with an attention span. Beyond the humour, here's a story about a man named Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson), who literally receives the shock of his life, and later realizes the truth about his past, in What Women Want Film face of his past.
You have to deal with coming together. present, and understanding what his future will be if he doesn't change his ways.
It's something of a contemporary take on "A Christmas Carol," with Nick being a cocky, self-centered, funny (in his own eyes) Scrooge; He has a true narrative in his own mind, which is not - as he comes to find out - necessarily the way he is perceived by many people around him, especially the women in his professional life.
The screenplay, written by Kathy Yuspa and Josh Goldsmith, is highly insightful and brought to screen with equal sharpness by director Meyers, who goes to great lengths at the beginning of the film to explain Nick's exaggerated paradoxes, which made him `human'. made a man. '
he has become. And while it's clever and effective, the entire film could benefit from a closer scrutiny in the editing room, as his character is somewhat "overly" established.
But right when you're saying to yourself, 'Okay, I get it!' Meyers grabs the rudder with both hands and suddenly the ship is at full mast and, of course, where he keeps it for the rest of the voyage.
The turning point follows Nick's visit to Nick's marriage with the counselor (a brilliant cameo by son Midler), with whom he had a business a few years earlier. It seems that not only Nick, but Meyers also heeded Bette's advice.
Mel Gibson does a good job of getting into Nick Marshall's skin, and he should be commended for going out on a limb and taking on a character that might not be immediately embraced by even die-hard Gibson fans.
It is a testament to his ability as an actor, however, as he makes Nick the epitome of fundamentalism, and excludes a few throw-back Neanderthals (female as well as men) who still subscribe to the 'man's man' theory. take.
Aside from development, Nick will elicit the same reaction from the audience that he does in the minds of the many women who surround him in the film.
It's only when you get a chance to reflect on Gibson's performance that you realize how good he is in What Women Want Film. On the other hand, the real saving grace of this film can be seen immediately, and that is the amazing Helen Hunt performance.
As Darcy McGuire, the professional hired to head the advertising agency for which Nick works in the Twenty-First Century, Hunt is nothing short of sensational.
One of the most talented, expressive actors in What Women Want Film business, she raises the level of theatricality (not to mention comedy) by succinctly conveying the strength — as well as vulnerability — of Darcy while demonstrating the depth of emotion that What Women Want Full Movie has. adds a lot to the impact (and success).
And, in a notable supporting role, Judy Greer is memorable as Erin, a lonely young woman who works at an advertising agency.
What Women Want Film is the film's "Tiny Tim" role, and although a minor part, it is prominently involved in revealing Nick's inner feelings at a crucial moment in the film. The supporting cast includes Alan Alda (Dan), Marisa Tomei (Lola), Ashley Johnson (Alexandra), Mark Feuerstein (Morgan), Lauren Holly (Gigi), Delta Burke (Eve), Valerie Perrin (Margo) and Sarah Paulson. (Annie).
What Meyers has created here is a mixed-bag, bit of entertainment that is so much more than what appears on the surface that it is bound to evoke a similar mixed bag of reactions (positive and negative) from the audience.
It's amusing - at times downright funny - but also disturbing. To get the full rewards offered by 'What Women Want', you have to give something to it too.
If you do this, you will be pleasantly surprised by what you will get in return. And that, my friends, is the magic of What Women Want Movie.