Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her(2001)- User Reviews

A true indication of a woman's acceptance and ultimate need to wake up and face reality... It 's time to make something of life... A touching story..more»

The simplicity of the tale is engaging. The way the characters read each other, either by tarot cards, an encounter with a bag person, or thew interpretation of a situation. Each story segmentbrings its own magic. Holly Hunter exceeds herself (thosoe …more»

after i saw this one, i haven't really got a clue... however, this one makes me think...what are the common characters do all the characters have?? I may see it again...see if i can explain this one with my thoughts, however, if you see movies not …more»

This is an important, artistic, and completely un-Hollywood movie about the themes of loneliness and the struggle for intimacy among women. I would not call it "entertainment" in the usual sense of the movies, but it really is art. Subtle, multilayered, …more»

You would think that the things that happen in this movie wouldn't entertain you, yet somehow you find yourself liking it anyway.

Out of all of the characters in the film, I liked Amy B's the most. I liked Holly Hunters the least, and I also …more»

This movie tell us things we forget. The way we live and others live. I can tell much about but watching this movie learn things that you can tell ...more»

Definitely a thought-provoking movie with solid acting and direction. All characters and their experiences are artistically reconnected in the end, which I think is the climax of the movie, where it wants to present its theme to the audience. The arrangement …more»

This is another unassuming film that made a big impact on me! It was not superficial like mainstream films, it dealt with womens' feelings of loneliness, insecurity and fear of losing loved ones. I would recommend this film.more»

In five short stories, we see the lives of six different women and their worlds intertwine. My favorite was the Holly Hunter piece "Fantasies for Rebecca", so telling with the dialogue between her and the homeless crazy woman, Nancy. I also …more»

There simply were some scenes where you would swear you could feel the night/the air/the hair of the characters on your screen. i loved the pace of this film. it just seemed to move at the pace of life. there is nothing like a director who can bring …more»