What Women Want

A chauvinistic advertising executive gains the ability to hear women's thoughts after a freak accident. Initially using this newfound power for personal gain and to advance his career, he soon finds himself overwhelmed and confused by the constant influx of female perspectives. As he navigates this chaotic new reality, he begins to understand women on a deeper level, leading to unexpected personal growth and a romantic connection he never anticipated.

What Women Want received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who often praised Mel Gibson's performance and the film's premise, but some found the execution to be formulaic. Audiences generally enjoyed the romantic comedy aspects and the humor derived from the central concept, making it a commercial success.

• Mel Gibson's charismatic performance is a highlight, anchoring the film's premise.
• The concept of hearing women's thoughts provides ample comedic opportunities.
• While entertaining, the film sometimes relies on predictable romantic comedy tropes.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be a fun and entertaining romantic comedy, with many appreciating the humor and Mel Gibson's role. Some viewers felt the plot was a bit predictable, but the overall sentiment was positive for a lighthearted watch.

Nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for Mel Gibson. It was also a box office success.

The film was originally conceived with a female lead and a male supporting character who would gain the ability to hear men's thoughts. The roles were switched when Mel Gibson expressed interest in the project.