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getthebigpicture.net - 10/21/2009

New Line to Remake 'What Women Want' for Kids

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I could have lived to be 1,000 and would never have guessed that a studio would not only remake What Women Want but that the studio making the decision would teen up the whole affair and call it What Boys Want . Can we be far away from an equal and opposite reaction leading to a poorly ...

atomicpopcorn.net - 10/20/2009

Does New Line Really Know ‘What Boys Want’?

— atomicpopcorn.net — In 2000, Mel Gibson starred in Paramount Pictures romantic comedy What Women Want . After a freak accident, Gibson’s character becomes able to hear every thought of any woman. The film was run with the tagline of “Finally…a man is listening,”and did decently at the ... Does New Line Really Know ‘What Boys Want’?

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filmshaft.com - 10/20/2009

New Line Think They Know What Boys Want – They Don’t

— filmshaft.com — 2000’s What Women Want was admittedly, a very enjoyable film. The mix of Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt onscreen was magic and the idea that for once men would be able to truly understand women was an idea that appealed to all of my female friends instantly. That does not, however, ... New Line Think They Know What Boys Want – They Don’t

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unrealitymag.com - 10/21/2009

I’m Sorry, but a Teenage Girl Version of ‘What Women Want’ is Just Not Going to Work

— unrealitymag.com — The Disney Channel’s Selena Gomez is in final negotiations to star in What Boys Want, which yes, is a take off the Mel Gibson movie where he can read women’s minds. However, it will be Gomez who is doing the mind reading, and the victims will be teenage boys. Does anyone else see ... I’m Sorry, but a Teenage Girl Version of ‘What Women ...