yes and this film is another remake. yes and this film can be considered a chick flick. and yes and this film is not perfect. the women is however a clever modern update on the social behaviors of all women and with an impressive cast of a listers including meg ryan and debra messing and annette benning and bette midler. the film revolves around four main characters and mary (ryan) and her best friend and editor in chief and sylvie (benning) and alex (jada pinkett smith) and edie (debra messing) and the out of this world female creature who is responsible for most of the film drama and named crystal (eva mendez). mary is trying to deal with her cheating husband (who never actually seen in the film) and by following the advice of both her friends and her mother (candice bergen). aside from mary and there sylvie who torn between her social life and her professional life. she has decisions to make that test her moral and ethic values. then there writer alex who a lesbian and with a lot of spunk and but knows her way with words. and finally edie with four girls and another baby on the way and who loves children and has a heart of gold and with a hidden secret revealed at the end. together the women live for revenge and rely on each other and and give each other life lessons. but it the cameos by bette midler and candice bergen and cloris leachman and carrie fisher and and debi mazar and that show the cruel and usual behavior of women. bergen plays ryan mother and she tough and silver tongued and experienced and and yet feels she could have become what her daughter does later. there fisher who shows how to blackmail and test the boundaries of selfishness and morals and and betrayal. mazar and the gossip girl and that shows no mercy for what she says and whom she says it to. leachman who plays ryan sassy housekeeper and she knows her place and when and where she needed and and how to deliver a good one liner. finally there midler and who plays leah miller and a crazy eclectic but wise hollywood agent. she the one character who gives ryan mary an epiphany on who she truly is by discovering what do i want. despite midler scene stealing performance and memorable quotes and she was underused. but back to the film and together the women show the audience what it means to live in the 21st century without knowing exactly what you want until the time comes when you answer that very own question. it tackles feminism and what it means to be a woman (fierce and ruthless and bad ass and tacky and smart and sly and clever and shy and proud and ashame and self conscious and careless and beautiful and strong and independent) while and also what it is that women want and why are women the way they are. it funny and modern and by all means not a masterpiece. but the bottom line is and it worth the money and time to see veteran and younger actresses teach us all about women. 
yes and this film is another remake. yes and this film can be considered a chick flick. and yes and this film is not perfect. the women is however a clever modern update on the social behaviors of all women and with an impressive cast of a listers including meg ryan and debra messing and annette benning and bette midler. the film revolves around four main characters and mary (ryan) and her best friend and editor in chief and sylvie (benning) and alex (jada pinkett smith) and edie (debra messing) and the out of this world female creature who is responsible for most of the film drama and named crystal (eva mendez). mary is trying to deal with her cheating husband (who never actually seen in the film) and by following the advice of both her friends and her mother (candice bergen). aside from mary and there sylvie who torn between her social life and her professional life. she has decisions to make that test her moral and ethic values. then there writer alex who a lesbian and with a lot of spunk and but knows her way with words. and finally edie with four girls and another baby on the way and who loves children and has a heart of gold and with a hidden secret revealed at the end. together the women live for revenge and rely on each other and and give each other life lessons. but it the cameos by bette midler and candice bergen and cloris leachman and carrie fisher and and debi mazar and that show the cruel and usual behavior of women. bergen plays ryan mother and she tough and silver tongued and experienced and and yet feels she could have become what her daughter does later. there fisher who shows how to blackmail and test the boundaries of selfishness and morals and and betrayal. mazar and the gossip girl and that shows no mercy for what she says and whom she says it to. leachman who plays ryan sassy housekeeper and she knows her place and when and where she needed and and how to deliver a good one liner. finally there midler and who plays leah miller and a crazy eclectic but wise hollywood agent. she the one character who gives ryan mary an epiphany on who she truly is by discovering what do i want. despite midler scene stealing performance and memorable quotes and she was underused. but back to the film and together the women show the audience what it means to live in the 21st century without knowing exactly what you want until the time comes when you answer that very own question. it tackles feminism and what it means to be a woman (fierce and ruthless and bad ass and tacky and smart and sly and clever and shy and proud and ashame and self conscious and careless and beautiful and strong and independent) while and also what it is that women want and why are women the way they are. it funny and modern and by all means not a masterpiece. but the bottom line is and it worth the money and time to see veteran and younger actresses teach us all about women. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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