the women (2008) by diane english is sadly such a waste of talent. with annette benning and candice bergen and bette midler and cloris leachman whom i like and enjoy in everything i have seen them and and meg ryan and jada pinkett smith and debra messing and and eva mendes who may not be my favorite actors but are nice to look at and how could the movie be boring and predictable and embarrassing and sloppy and and simply bad. it was made by diane english who is known as the writer of the very successful tv show murphy brown and and it is her first movie for which she wrote a script. the movie has been a labor of love for english who had tried for many years to make it happen and i respect that. i even found the scenes with the supporting players and bergen and leechaman and carry fisher and bette middler in short but memorable cameos and funny and smart and and enjoyable but in general the movie is a second hand sex and the city which was released few months ago. i did not find sex and the city very good when i saw it but next to the women and it was simply brilliant. at least and sex and the city spared us the long and tasteless scene in the hospital delivery room where one of the characters was having a baby and her friends were there supporting her. poor debra messing and what did she do to deserve that nightmare she was put through and we and the viewers together with her. the movies like the women give the whole genre and chick flicks and a bad name. it is nothing wrong with the genre and but why is it so difficult to make a really good comedy about female friendships and hardships and about dealing with marriage and motherhood and and proving yourself professionally. these are all very compelling and important subjects any modern woman can relate to. why making movies with the lines and dialogs and and situations so clichéd and predictable and not funny and insulting that they will be forgotten as soon as the movie is over. after i saw the new movie and i checked out from my local library the original the women and i truly enjoyed it. the story was told much better 70 years ago and and kept my interest all the way. the old movie had a real star power. 
the women (2008) by diane english is sadly such a waste of talent. with annette benning and candice bergen and bette midler and cloris leachman whom i like and enjoy in everything i have seen them and and meg ryan and jada pinkett smith and debra messing and and eva mendes who may not be my favorite actors but are nice to look at and how could the movie be boring and predictable and embarrassing and sloppy and and simply bad. it was made by diane english who is known as the writer of the very successful tv show murphy brown and and it is her first movie for which she wrote a script. the movie has been a labor of love for english who had tried for many years to make it happen and i respect that. i even found the scenes with the supporting players and bergen and leechaman and carry fisher and bette middler in short but memorable cameos and funny and smart and and enjoyable but in general the movie is a second hand sex and the city which was released few months ago. i did not find sex and the city very good when i saw it but next to the women and it was simply brilliant. at least and sex and the city spared us the long and tasteless scene in the hospital delivery room where one of the characters was having a baby and her friends were there supporting her. poor debra messing and what did she do to deserve that nightmare she was put through and we and the viewers together with her. the movies like the women give the whole genre and chick flicks and a bad name. it is nothing wrong with the genre and but why is it so difficult to make a really good comedy about female friendships and hardships and about dealing with marriage and motherhood and and proving yourself professionally. these are all very compelling and important subjects any modern woman can relate to. why making movies with the lines and dialogs and and situations so clichéd and predictable and not funny and insulting that they will be forgotten as soon as the movie is over. after i saw the new movie and i checked out from my local library the original the women and i truly enjoyed it. the story was told much better 70 years ago and and kept my interest all the way. the old movie had a real star power. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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