What Men Want
Comedy • R • 2019 • 1 hr 57 min
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It’s funny and if you need something to kill time I recommend it. Won’t blow your mind or anything though
Pretty good! Really shows the sexism in industries and how hard women work
Super funny, loved the concept. Great moral.
I enjoyed it! I only wish there were more family moments
It was a great movie with lots of lovable scenes
I liked it, but would rather the original
Classic comedy, nothing more, nothing less
It was pretty good. The plot was a bit slow in my opinion but if you’re bored this is definitely a great movie to watch.
This was a good and funny movie. It's worth the watch.
This was hilarious. The second-hand embarrassment was some else
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