Alison 'Ali' Davis
Taraji P. Henson
Alison 'Ali' Davis

“She can hear men's thoughts. Let the games begin.”
Magically able to hear what men are thinking, a sports agent uses her newfound ability to turn the tables on her overbearing male colleagues.
What Men Want (2019) - Red Band Trailer - Paramount Pictures Official
Alison 'Ali' Davis
Taraji P. Henson
Alison 'Ali' Davis
Will
Aldis Hodge
Will
Brandon Wallace
Josh Brener
Brandon Wallace
Joe 'Dolla' Barry
Tracy Morgan
Joe 'Dolla' Barry
Jamal Barry
Shane Paul McGhie
Jamal Barry
Sister
Erykah Badu
Sister
Skip Davis
Richard Roundtree
Skip Davis
Mari
Tamala Jones
Mari
Olivia
Wendi McLendon-Covey
Olivia
Ciarra
Phoebe Robinson
Ciarra
Kevin Myrtle
Max Greenfield
Kevin Myrtle
Ethan Fowler
Jason Jones
Ethan Fowler
I knew there was a What a Women Want reboot in the works, and my interest was **zero**. I heard they were flipping the script a la genders, and it was still zee - row. Cast Taraji P. Henson in the lead and I was like: "Fuck... I'm gonna have to watch this now aren't I?" And so I did. But I probably shouldn't have. _Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._
Read full reviewGood watch, could watch again, and can recommend. While it's potentially problematic for many of the same reasons for the Mel Gibson "What Women Want", I think this is a much better version, and a good modernization. It's also a good way to shift it to a "black movie". Taraji P. Henson does an excellent job carrying the movie and it is full of good humor, and exciting moments. The movie does send a little bit of a mixed message as it seems to indicate that a woman needs to be a man in order to play in a man's world, but it feels more like its about it not being a man's world. This is a good time, my only concern is that she's not a very likable character at the start of the movie.
Read full reviewWell, it has less that 5 Stars and I think that is a very good thing. Less than a year ago giving a movie like "What Men Want" anything less than a perfect score would have created a Ghostbusters style backlash to anyone that even remotely suggested it might not be better than The Godfather. And then Oceans 8 flopped...and got mainly positive reviews based principally out of fear...and had a cast that mostly seemed disinterested in attacking absolutely everyone that didn't buy a ticket. Now it seems that that critics are OK with giving it a low rating, so long as they still only praise it in the prose review...just in case. So, think of it like the Gibson version of "What Women Want" and then make it raunchy and vulgar to the point of repulsion with views of the opposite sex that would get a lot of men arrested. And then think if it as slightly androphobic...and slightly as in the androphobia is racially based which makes it clear that the message of this film is to virtue signal how woke the they are by making it clear that a certain skin color and gender are evil. In other-words, it's kind of like the original "Birth of a Nation" with it's propagandist depiction of race...meets a romantic Comedy written and directed by Andrew Dice Clay.
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