What Men Want

In the fast‑paced world of professional sports management, Ali Davis fights to carve out a place where ambition is measured in contracts and confidence. A sharp‑tongued, savvy agent at a high‑profile firm, she juggles demanding athletes, demanding clients, and a corporate culture that still seems to favor an old‑boys’ network. Surrounded by the glossy arenas of basketball courts and boxing gyms, Ali’s drive to earn a promotion is matched only by the frustration of constantly having to prove herself in a room that often talks over her.

A bizarre turn of fate grants Ali the extraordinary ability to hear the inner monologue of the men around her. Suddenly, boardroom meetings, locker‑room chatter, and casual conversations reveal a torrent of unfiltered thoughts—some cringe‑worthy, others painfully honest. The film leans into this premise with a blend of witty comedy and sincere reflection, using the newfound “telepathy” as a lens to explore the complexities of masculinity, power dynamics, and the hidden insecurities that underlie even the most confident exterior. Alongside her quick‑thinking assistant, Brandon, who balances loyalty with his own aspirations, Ali begins to navigate a world where the most valuable intel isn’t just on paper but echoing inside every head.

Against this backdrop, personal stakes intertwine with professional ones. Will, a charismatic bartender with a mysterious past, offers a tentative romance that challenges Ali to reconcile her career‑focused drive with the desire for genuine connection. Meanwhile, her demanding boss, Nick, represents the gatekeeper of the “boys’ club” she’s determined to break. As Ali tests the limits of her uncanny gift, the story teeters between raunchy humor and heartfelt moments, inviting viewers to wonder whether hearing the truth will finally let her be heard—or whether some secrets are better left unheard.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 02:03