HERE: It's a Woman's World!

Just a funny harangue from a woman's point of view from the movie Something's

[@rosabuzzai8741]

Frances Mcdormand gives a great speech and the chemistry between Diane and Jack is magical! I could watch it all day!!

[@beatricewoods8377]

Love Francis small roll perfect like she is

[@mercedesramosborrego5115]

JÚNTATE CONMIGO !!!!!!!

[@vuxdinh]

Frances McDormand really showcased how to make a tiny scene so memorable. Even her wink was brilliant. She is an amazing actress.

[@Majiwe24]

This is one of my favorite monologues in a movie haha

[@paulcolburn3855]

There is so much happening in this scene, in this whole movie actually. There is so much that Harry wants to say, but can't. He can't because he knows that if he is honest with Francis or Diane, his words would sting them, wound them. They are free to wound him, but he must walk on egg shells. So he instinct says its time for him to leave, he is very uncomfortable. What is really happening here is that Harry doesn't really value women's accomplishments. The physical is all that matters. Harry is accomplished, very successful, so he doesn't need women to bring anything to the table beyond youth, hotness, and perhaps fertility. Their education, their money, their career, none of that adds any value to Harry such that he would want to be a "part of that." That's the truth Mia. But he can't say that because that is too "on-the-nose", too accurate and hurtful. The feminist studies professor might never get over that reality. Men that chase much younger women don't do that for interesting conversation. If men want to have interesting, challenging, intellectual conversation, they have it with other men when they do NOT have to walk on egg shells in their communication. Harry is not given that comfort at this dinning room table. So the only thing the three women bring to the table that Harry values, Amanda Peet has it with youth and fertility. The other two, nothing.

[@Majiwe24]

​@@paulcolburn3855 I love that you felt compelled to lecture me about what Harry, who ends up with one of those two women btw, has to say.

[@paulcolburn3855]

@@Majiwe24 : I love that you felt compelled to take my remarks, personally. I can't imagine why or how you came to that realization, but let me assure you, I wasn't lecturing. I was analyzing this dinner scene. And yes, I loved this scene as well.

[@Majiwe24]

Ok.

[@whutdafeq1715]

Please, watch sex and the city, miranda has speeches like these in almost every episode and they're waaaaaaay better than this

[@brattaylor]

Go to 2:40 to hear Zoe's take on girls like me. "Single, older woman as a demographic are about as f#*%ked a group as can ever exist!" Hilarious but true...

[@mercedesramosborrego5115]

PERO ES UNA EDAD MUY JODIDA PARA TODO. LO QUE ME MOLESTA A MÍ, ES QUE ME REPITAN LAS COSAS COMO SI FUERA LELA. YO SIGO VIENDO VENIR LAS COSAS ANTES DE QUE LLEGUEN POR SUERTE, MANTENGO UN ALTO NIVEL DE INTUICIÓN QUE NO ES MÁS QUE OTRO TIPO DE INTELIGENCIA, NO LÓGICA. SEGUN EINSTEIN : LA MEJOR. COCLUSIÓN: SERAS VIEJA DE CUERPO DE TANTO TRABAJAR, PERO SIN DEJAR DE EDUCAR A LA MENTE.

[@mcfcDJ51]

Those women couldn’t help but smile lmao. Jack is a boss 😂💪

[@thomasbaleno5822]

2:59 she goes BLABLABLA

[@demh7823]

This diatribe is why Frances took this part.

[@evilnub]

The broken plate at the end was a nice touch. :-D

[@JosephQ384]

What are you possessed?! How could you say thoss things!? 😂

[@davidmartinez3272]

Frances McDormand looks beautiful on this

[@vanessaacosta6877]

Him constantly saying that he has to leave whenever Erica calls him out on his BS is pathetic on his part.

[@centava99]

Love this scene and LOVE Frances McDormand.

[@elylopezgonzalez3668]

I still don't get over the disappointing ending on this movie. How could she choose him over the doctor???!!!! Sure, maybe they had great sex once, but there was nothing else to that. Chauvinistic womanizer turns into a sweet, faithful, family man, directly into a grandfather. Ugh. No. Soooooo disappointing.

[@chinchy111]

They both like pancakes what more do you need

[@elylopezgonzalez3668]

@@chinchy111 Keanu must like pancakes too! I'd make Keanu all the blueberry pancakes he wants, or muffins, or cinnamon rolls!

[@chinchy111]

True keanu probably likes them i mean who doesnt like pancakes

[@b.m.t.h.3961]

Exactly, especially as Jack in the movie is so creepy

[@demh7823]

Oddly enough, Frances NcDormand is 63 today.

[@glamdolly30]

Jack Nicholson was actually 65 when he shot this, and 66 when it was released in 2003.

[@dc6461]

Wasn't it released in 2002

[@SuperRobbie1976]

you fucking guy. LMMFAO. my favorite part of the movie

[@patriciacrawford2583]

Jack is so incredible in this movie, he just makes my day I love Jack Nicholson. He is so funny even when he did Batman with Michael Keaton.

[@drdar8900]

Mi sono commosso anche io quando jack si innamora

[@mcfcDJ51]

Anyone know the movie

[@djmikec22]

Great film!! Where the hell is the blu-ray???

[@carlosalbertosaavedramalpi8511]

Deberian pasar la pelicula completa y en español

[@mercedesramosborrego5115]

TITULO EN ESPAÑOL DE ESPAÑA : *CUANDO MENOS TE LO ESPERAS* HOY LA ACABO DE VOLVER A VER, NO SÉ CUÁNTAS MÁS LO HARÉ. MUY AGRADABLE, GRACIOSA PÁ REVENTAR Y CON DOBLE MORALEJA : EL AMOR SE PUEDE PRESENTAR A CUALQUIDR EDAD Y MOMENTO. HAY QUE VIVIRLO DE LO MEJOR QUE SE SEPA, Y SI FUERA COMO EN LA PELÍCULA.. ¡ QUÉ BIEN ! YO ME APUNTO A SER LA DIANA KEATON. EN CUALQUIER MOMENTO. CON EL CARDIÓLOGO PQ LOS SBTIMIENTOS NO CUMPLEN AÑOS, LO HACEMOS NOSOTROS. Y ES CIERTO QUE TE PUEDES ENAMORAR DE ALGUIEN MAS JOVEN QUE TÚ. TE DÁ VIDA Y VUELVES A SENTIRTE VIVA . Y DOS, NO EMPEÑARSE EN SEGUIR ESTEREOTIPOS, NI DE MUJERES, NI DE HOMBRES. DEJAR FLUIR LOS ACONTECIMIENTOS QUE AL FINAL, ENCONTRAREMOS EL CAMINO. QUÉ RISA CUANDO SE LA ENCUENTRA DESNUDA !!!. Y CUANDO EL NICHOLSON SALE CON EL POMPI AL AIRE. QUE INSPIRA A LA ESCRITORA PARA SU OBRA. CUANDO LE MIENTE CON LA VIAGRA Y LE EMPIEZA EL GOTEO DE SOLINITRINA..... QUÉ PENA, CUANDO VÁ EN BUSCA DE LAS JÓVENES Y LE DAN CON LAVPUERTA EN LAS NARICES, = UN BAÑO DE LA REALIDAD : IBAN A POR TU DINERO. QUÉ NOSTALGIA POR PEDERLA. PERO INSISTE Y LIS CAMINOS SE VUELVEN A CRUZAR PARA SIEMPRE NICHOLSON BORDA TODOS LIS PAPELES QUE LE DEN. SI HUBIERA SIDO PRODUCTORA CINEMATOGRÁFICA, ESTARÍA EN MI NÓMINA. TENGO UNA COLECCIÓN DE SUS PELÍCULAS. POR AHORA, NO MÁS CONENTARIOS.

[@silverstake88]

Men don't CARE how "accomplished" women are - not a high priority.

[@whutdafeq1715]

Well accomplished women don't CARE for men who dont care about accomplished women. Not a high priority.

[@r.4087]

@@whutdafeq1715 You may believe that, but not even the director of the movie does. Please listen to the monologue of Frances McDormand's accomplished women studies professor again. It is all about how men should! Should! ABSOLUTELY SHOULD! care about that.

[@aurale9180]

Except the fact it's 2021 and men are obsolete. We don't need you for anything. You actually have to earn *our* respect now. And not many men can do that. Lol.

[@DonP-gf5hn]

@@aurale9180 go drink your bottle of wine, play with your 100 cats and snark at happily married women, lmao

[@aurale9180]

@@DonP-gf5hn Lol. Most married Women aren't happily married, as opposed to married men... I wonder why. In fact, single, childless, Women are the demographic who are actually the most satisfied with their lives. Also, the highest rates of homelessness (in Aus at least) are divorced/widowed Women over 55, and they usually have the added responsibility of dependant children, as well.. That's not a coincidence, so, maybe if you spent less time trotting out tired, sexist tropes, and actually looked up the stats, you'd have some vague idea what you're talking about. And Women have far more options available to them now than the archaic, two-category-only sexist stereotype of either "happily" married, or "Spinster /Cat lady". Lmfao. Go read a book, JB. You're embarrassing yourself.

[@KeebasWorld]

My favorite...

[@aizac.1979]

It's a double standard just like George Clooney 😂

[@wonderlandgirlable]

The truth hurts ..

[@davidalexander422]

Asking a women her age is like asking a man, when is he going to retire. Her value goes down, when her beauty fades. His value goes down, when he becomes less productive.

[@davidalexander422]

That is biological nature. You can't trump nature.

[@aurale9180]

Lol you sound like a breeder.

[@b.m.t.h.3961]

@chronicreader Exactly! Plus let's face it, if you are an older woman and you had the chance to have a fling with Keanu rather than saggy old Jack, well, let's face it, Keanu would win hands down!

[@AlexKomnenos]

Watched this movie for the first time last night. The feminist Aunt university professor is one of the reasons why now university enrollment is on the decline. Teaching useless subjects such as women’s studies. This may have seemed “edgy” back in 2003 when the film was made. Today we’re reaping the rotten fruit of these ideas.

[@MalvinderKaur-e7x]

I shall be writing a new script on age love sex, already something has been written, but its really funny true that a progressive evolved woman with good inning of creating home hearth children is far more secure and interesting and if she happens to have oopmhy sensuality that is like cherry on cake, cherry though was taken back in time😊 but truth is this only, secure confident is far more attractive.

[@ΑνΕμ]

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