The Ugly Truth: The Makeover HD CLIP

What’s happening in this The Ugly Truth movie clip?
Mike (Gerard Butler from Olympus has Fallen and 300) is teaching Abby (Katherine Heigl from Knocked Up and Grey’s Anatomy) how to seduce the doctor she’s into. They go to a coffee shop where he tells her that men don’t change. Then they go shopping where he explains to her how to show her body at its best. And then he tells her that all men are equal and looking for the same thing, sex. Abby gets mad and tells Mike that he’s wrong and that not everyone is as evil as him, which he assures her that he’s right. We then see Abby after the full makeover, looking beautiful.

What’s the “The Ugly Truth” movie about?
Abby Richter (Katherine Heigl from Knocked Up and Grey’s Anatomy) is a lovelorn TV producer who, despite a long and arduous search for the perfect mate, is hopelessly single. The battle of the sexes heats up when her employers team her up with Mike Chadway (Gerard Butler from Olympus has Fallen and 300), an opinionated TV celebrity who plans to put Abby through the wringer to prove his own theories about what makes men and women tick.

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[antigonish]

Never heard of this movie, but let me guess, he falls for her at the end.

[dovestrodor]

When I was a kid, the trailer for this movie played nonstop on MTV. One of the trailers included the line in this clip: "we have to make your hair longer--men like something they can GRAB onto". It played over and over. Men like something they can GRAB onto. We need to make your hair longer. Men like something they can GRAB onto.

I was 12 when this movie came out. I'm 25 now, and I still hear that fucking line when I go and get my haircut.

[dodgem]

If a woman wants to get a guy into bed on their first/second date then listen to everything the guy is saying. As for long term relationship, everything he say's is BS because it will lead to a break up extremely quickly.

[dustinsanchez]

The first comedy I seen gerard butler in and he's fantastic

[NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

What a great message. Be someone you aren't.

[brianbommarito]

If you change the background music, that man’s dialogue would be perfect for an over-the-top villain. It’s true that men are fascinated, borderline obsessed with sex, but that doesn’t mean we don’t care about women as people too. Some of the things he’s saying feels uncomfortable even to speak or hear, even for comedic exaggeration.

[rorybotha]

I'm confused...she thought "Knocked Up" was sexist, but this insanity she was fine with? cool cool cool.

[brianbommarito]

Katherine Heigl is a great actress, one of the very best of our generation. I don’t know what she’s like as a person, I’ve never met her, but I am always cautious to accept when the media says that “so-and-so is bad and this is why.” They were mad at her because she broke a code of honor (or possibly, dishonor) among her peers in the entertainment industry. It’s actually in their contracts, to be very careful about what they say about a film or TV show they’ve worked in, at least until the production has been released and the box office had their run. In other words, until they’ve got most of the money in. After that, it doesn’t matter as much, but just be tight-lipped when the film is new and people are still paying tickets to see it. She made a mistake and said about this film that it was “a little bit sexist.” But I’m not bound by contracts, and I can say that it was more than “a little bit.” Perhaps it was unintentional, but it was the writer’s fault than it was hers. She shouldn’t have been thrown under the rails for that. She also wouldn’t accept a nomination for an Emmy on another show because the writing for her character was not really that fantastic. And she was right. She’s not afraid to tread on a few toes if there’s something about the production she don’t agree with, something that’s ethically questionable, and I admire her for that. Her profession could do well with more honesty. Tact is necessary, but so is Honesty. Otherwise, the industry could return to the abuses of past decades, and no one really wants that.

[gigin]

I can't believe how sexist this movie is and I never realized it until now

[glencoco]

"men dont really listen or care" "some men care" "no, some men pretend to care" LMFAOJDSFL

[mehrziabenmahmoud]

watch the whole movie and you will know that all the crap he said in the beginnig fall apart when he fell in love with her despite she was a freak controle obssessive woman ..message of the movie when man falls in love with you ..he will love as you are ..you dont have to change your looks or personnality to please him its a funny movie. i totally recommend it

[PagalNixon]

i am such a great fan of katherine, She is an extremely talented actress, Her face expressions elevates the scene ten folds and make it exciting to watch. He voice is so pleasant to listen to. Knocked up, Life as we know it, Ugly truth, kill it are my fav.

[centigradzcentigradz]

Sad that Katherine got exploited in most of her movies. They made her do unnecessary perverse scenes for men's pleasure in this movie. She was always portrayed like a blonde toy for men. I'm glad she stood up against Seth Rogen and his bs. Seth is terrible at acting and his movies are not just sexist but also boring. I'm sure he could do better than what he did. And James Franco the creep is sick to the core. Katherine was right about Grey's too. She never really had a meaty role in that show. Just the pretty girl with a past in lingerie modelling.

[adams]

Just as an fyi, the point of the movie is ultimately that these tactics are stupid and faking your way into a relationship isn't really what you should do. No need to take one earlier scene in a movie (that the movie later rejects) and extrapolate what the entire movie is saying. (...Not that the movie itself is exactly the epitome of culture and class overall. It's not.)

[Peechiness]

That subtle side slit on the back side outside of the open back V line is strategically so sexy. well done designer

[NiVi]

Ironically, all his points are perfectly true ... for when you're desperately trying to be with someone, and that someone is some cliché-ridden macho from a 90s hip hop video.

[kokoweltal]

Please tell me guys aren't that shallow.. please please i would like to belive there are genuine men out there

[krisynthiagomez]

I never realized how aggressive the sales lady was being, like when they're talking about jeans and she lifts up his jacket to look at his ass.

[lordcezar]

That's why the name is the Ugly truth. No one wants to say it, but men don't approach a woman dressed like nuns. Most women are saying "be yourself" in the comments, but most of them can't even sleep without makeup

[psychopeticahermetico]

So the rules are - fuck your needs, be your man's pleaser.
This is wack