Breast Men (DVD, 2001)

This movie has a great soundtrack and offers an interesting insight toward the mindset of men's physical perception of women and women's perception of themselves in today's society (and of the last few decades). It is both funny and sad at times, offering a serious look at how desperate women are to please men aesthetically and how we feel worthless without the right "look." I was able to relate to this movie and to the women portrayed in it because I, myself, have undergone this surgery. You get to hear testimonials of women before and after their surgeries (presented in a usually humorous/sarcastic way), including the emotional pain they endured before having it done, and the physical pain they endured afterward, but also how wonderful they felt about themselves after it. Unlike stated in a previous review about this movie, obviously by some man who has no respect toward women or our feelings, we who undergo this surgery are not "crazy." We simply want to feel better about ourselves. This movie portrays the desperate struggle women endure to achieve "perfection" in men's eyes and how much we hurt when we don't feel that we "measure up"--if you'll pardon the pun. I, like the ladies presented in the movie, became a completely different, very confident woman after having my procedure and I'm proud that I did it. I was able to fully empathize with the women when they were putting themselves down before their surgery, and then again after they had it and felt like a new person. It's a terrible shame that silicone caused the health problems you'll hear about when you watch the movie, but it's also interesting to see how women reacted when presented with the option of having "safer" implants replace their silicone ones. We women today are fortunate that so many years have passed since the creation of the implant so that more study could be conducted about how to improve implants for our safety. I've seen this movie a few times and am craving to see it again, but our local movie stores have discontinued carrying it, to my shock and dismay. I like it enough that I've decided to buy it. Ladies, this movie will give you a terrific understanding of what to expect if you're considering the surgery and how AMAZING you'll feel after you have it. Men, I know that the main thing that attracted you to view this film is the title, but it's not about "T&A," as you may be hoping for. It's a serious look at a woman's issue in today's society, done in a humorous way. Please try to watch it with an open mind and try to understand that this movie was based on the truth--that we women are absolutely desperate to please you and keep you attracted to us. I think men and women will both appreciate this movie. Not to mention that the end was a real killer! LOL Learn, appreciate, and enjoy. :)

I enjoyed this movie. Why? Cuz it further proves how crazy women are. Freakin nuts. Movie breaks down how and when breast implants came to be. Oh ya theres alot of breasts in the movie.

This is a good movie. It tells of the rise & fall of the pioneers of breast enhancement surgery. There is a lesson in it to any woman considering the procedure. Mature subject, with some nudity so it is not recommended for viewing by smaller children.

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I bought this movie because it was filmed in Galveston, Texas. There is a scene where David Schwimmer is talking on a pay phone in the Star Drug Store. My family bought the Star Drug Store and is restoring it from a fire in 1998. I thought it would be fun to see the old store in the film. The phone is gone - but the building is better than ever! The movie itself was better than I expected - really. Not that I thought it was going to be an Academy prospect - I was intrigued by the implant history - and saddened by the depressing lives of these men. Check it out - and the Star Drug Store if you are ever in Galveston, Texas!

I'm a fan of Emily Proter and wanted to see her early work. The movie was cute, a bit campy, but good for a few laughs.

Emily Procter portrays a nurse who gets divorced and marries a plastic surgeon and former coworker, played by David Schwimmer. Of course she gets breast implants as the title implies. Though the plot is a little predictable, Emily’s acting is brilliant, ranging from a young perky nurse to a mature solemn woman. Her great performance lifts the movie to another level.

it was a historical adaptation of where we have arrived tody in this society of cosmetic surgery and how ridiculous it has become and how really insecure women are about the appearance they want to project.