The Women

(2008)

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Directed By: Diane English
Starring: Meg Ryan, Annette Bening, Eva Mendez

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Year: (2008)
MPAA: PG-13
Genre: Comedy drama
Overview: A grave betrayal causes cracks in the friendship between two women (Meg Ryan, Annette Bening), while the rest of those in their circle begin to question their own relationships.

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The Women on Men

What's it like making a movie about women's struggles with men without a single one of them on camera? Meg Ryan and Annette Bening -- both known for headlining romantic movies -- found out in The Women. See what they had to say in our interview with the duo, as well as their take on this remake of a nearly 70-year-old film where the age-old dilemma (a cheating husband) stays the same but the women involved are quite different. [more]

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User Rating: 6

Blakester475

Posted: 02/11/09 01:23 AM

I felt this movie had it's own vision of a modern day remake of the 1939 classic "The Women." It felt a little "by-the-numbers," but what doesn't these days? It appealed to a particular audience and I felt it was interesting the only man in the film was at the end, the little baby boy. This movie will take sometime to be reanalyzed and rediscovered, but for now I give it about a 60-70% approval rating and recommend to look past its setbacks. It's pure entertainment with the stars at their present best!

User Rating: 1