That's What She Said2012
That's What She Said (2012)
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Cast
as Dee Dee
as Bebe
as Clementine
as Lu
as Rhoda
as Mary
as Elyse
as Phyllis
as Judith
as Sergeant Johnson
as Little Miss Nutcracker
as Dick
as Tom
as Harry
as Dog Walker
as Dog Walker's Friend
as Ménage à trois Man
as Ménage à trois Man
as Ménage à trois Woman
as Ménage à trois Woman
as Ricardo
as Arresting Officer
as Arresting Officer
as Bored Teenage Barista
as Cabbie
as Cabbie
as Perky Barista
as Oblivious Mom
as Kid Flipping the Bird
as Kid Throwing Cereal
as Mrs. Kastanbaum
as "Lucky Joe" Kastanbaum
as Woman with Baby
as Woman with Baby
as Baby
as Baby
as Wide-Eyed Lucky Joe's Patron
as Latina Officer
as Young Female Officer
as Officer Driving Police Car
as Nurse
as Pharmacist
as ADA/Crazy Ex
as Court Officer
as Sassy Chinese Beautician
as Scissor-Happy Chinese Beautician
as Quiet Chinese Beautician
as Drunk Partier
as Drunk Partier
as Drunk Partier
as Homeless Woman
as Kickline Dancer
as Kickline Dancer
as Kickline Dancer
as Stage Manager
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Critic Reviews for That's What She Said
All Critics (12) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (11)
It's all directed - and played - at fever pitch with an egregious disregard for real-world comportment.
Problems ensue, all tedious, save Bebe's all-day struggle with a yeast infection, which is gross.
"That's What She Said," an unpleasant comedy about friendship, aims to be a female twist on the bromance.
The road to hell is paved not just with good intentions, but with movies that attempt to capture the way women really talk.
If you see just one repellent femme-owned-and-operated comedy about unpleasant women and a stubborn case of vaginal yeast infection, you might as well make it That's What She Said, since I hope there'll never be another like it.
It's nice to see women, particularly ones as talented as the aforementioned trio, take center stage in a comedy; it's frustrating, however, when all they get to do is complain about guys who are totally absent from the film.
Audience Reviews for That's What She Said
On the run from her ex who might have walked back into her life wearing the custom made pink and black wingtips she once bought him, Dee Dee(Anne Heche) seeks shelter with her friend Bebe(Marcia DeBonis) in a coffee shop. And then is taken aback when it turns out that Bebe who recently got fired for sheltering a homeless man in a supply closet at work has welcomed Clementine(Alia Shawkat) who feels guilty for nearly killing her boyfriend through an allergic reaction in oral sex into their company. The resulting argument gets them evicted out onto the street where they now have the challenge of hailing a cab in the rain in New York City. Surprisingly enough for a movie that has a yeast infection as a major plot point, "That's What She Said" is actually not bad with a cool performance from Anne Heche as someone with barely one or two positive traits. That's because despite all the vulgarity, there is still enough here to amuse in breezy fashion in its take on female friendship without any male voices to distract. Plus, I have to appreciate any movie where the characters ride the subway, much less able to have an orgasm on one.
Super Reviewer
Anne Heche's performance is the only reason to check out this film. She shines here. The film was so so. It could have been a lot better. It needed a rewrite. They had a good idea for a film, but they didn't execute it correctly. Some scenes were way over the top. Also, I thought Marcia de Bonis and Alia Shawkat were miscast. They didn't have a good on screen chemistry with Heche.
Super Reviewer
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