"That's What She Said" is a chick flick, no doubt about it.
That being said, then I am not saying that the movie is bad. As a guy, then I found the movie to be entertaining enough and also had its moments of fun and laughter, but as an overall pictures, then the movie just wasn't extraordinary or unique enough to stand out for my liking.
The story is about three women in New York; Dee Dee (played by Anne Heche) who is struggling to get past a break-up that is haunting her, Bebe (played by Marcia DeBonis) who is waiting for the phone call from a guy she slept with once while drunk, and Clementine (played by Alia Shawkat) who has just been dumped by her boyfriend.
The three individuals playing the lead roles were doing good jobs with their given characters, and portrayed them quite nicely.
"That's What She Said" does handle the three different story lines quite well and managed to weave them together in a good and comprehensible way. And as such, then director Carrie Preston did a great job.
However, this is a chick flick, and I am sure the women in the audience will enjoy this movie far more than the men. As such, then I at rating this movie as being mediocre, because it wasn't outstanding to me in any way. A 5 out of 10 ratings from me.
That being said, then I am not saying that the movie is bad. As a guy, then I found the movie to be entertaining enough and also had its moments of fun and laughter, but as an overall pictures, then the movie just wasn't extraordinary or unique enough to stand out for my liking.
The story is about three women in New York; Dee Dee (played by Anne Heche) who is struggling to get past a break-up that is haunting her, Bebe (played by Marcia DeBonis) who is waiting for the phone call from a guy she slept with once while drunk, and Clementine (played by Alia Shawkat) who has just been dumped by her boyfriend.
The three individuals playing the lead roles were doing good jobs with their given characters, and portrayed them quite nicely.
"That's What She Said" does handle the three different story lines quite well and managed to weave them together in a good and comprehensible way. And as such, then director Carrie Preston did a great job.
However, this is a chick flick, and I am sure the women in the audience will enjoy this movie far more than the men. As such, then I at rating this movie as being mediocre, because it wasn't outstanding to me in any way. A 5 out of 10 ratings from me.