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Topic: CHICK FLICKS
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Sun 02/06/11 08:32 PM
Just watched The Holiday with Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz.

I really loved it. By the time the credits rolled I was unaware of the giant smile on my face. Kate Winslet's character, Iris, had some really great lines about emotional depth of loving someone who won't love you back.

I just wanted to kiss Jack Black right through the screen.

Did I mention that I loved it?

As I didn't dig deep enough for a post of it, I think it would be great if we listed a CHICK FLICK and why we love it.

Shayna the Movie Nut.

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Sun 02/06/11 08:39 PM
Thelma and Louise.

Three words: Young Brad Pit

Heh, seriously though, this movie was awesome. It's rare that you find a chick flick with a decent action element (exploding tanker truck?!) And it brings back a lot of memories of college for me. The roomies and I started planning a road trip after watching it. We never quite got around to it, but we all agreed that it would be ok to pick up cute hitch hikers that looked like brad pit, as long as we didn't leave him alone with the money.

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Sun 02/06/11 08:44 PM
Nights in Rodanthe. Everytime I watch it I just bawl like a girl! tears

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Sun 02/06/11 08:47 PM



JAWS!!! Don't know what this has to do with anything but it is in fact, the greatest film ever made.

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Sun 02/06/11 08:55 PM




JAWS!!! Don't know what this has to do with anything but it is in fact, the greatest film ever made.


This is about 'Chick Flicks', not 'Chicks getting turned into Fishsticks'.

As for JAWS, I would love to burst your bubble on that. The opening scenes are really great. HOWEVER, The kill scene in the end is total bullsh*t. Its scientifically impossible, and when they told Steven Spielberg that, he said, "The audience will believe what I want them to believe."

He was right and he might be able to make a class- A film, but he is a Class-A tool.

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Sun 02/06/11 09:05 PM
legends of the fall
the notebook
terms of endearment
fried green tomato's
somewhere in time


a few personal favorites

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Sun 02/06/11 09:13 PM





JAWS!!! Don't know what this has to do with anything but it is in fact, the greatest film ever made.


This is about 'Chick Flicks', not 'Chicks getting turned into Fishsticks'.

As for JAWS, I would love to burst your bubble on that. The opening scenes are really great. HOWEVER, The kill scene in the end is total bullsh*t. Its scientifically impossible, and when they told Steven Spielberg that, he said, "The audience will believe what I want them to believe."

He was right and he might be able to make a class- A film, but he is a Class-A tool.


Show me any adventure movie ( or any movie period ) that is 100% factual and realistic and I'll show you Jesus Christ! I know many chicks who dig this movie, any movie can be a chick flick if chicks like it.

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Sun 02/06/11 09:27 PM
Edited by Shayna1978 on Sun 02/06/11 09:31 PM


Show me any adventure movie ( or any movie period ) that is 100% factual and realistic and I'll show you Jesus Christ! I know many chicks who dig this movie, any movie can be a chick flick if chicks like it.


Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Based on a True Story.

Chick Flick by definition is a movie that has a lead feminine characters that the audience can associate with. It contains either or all of the following criteria: Drama, romance, somewhat funny, and ends happily. The last, and final, factor is that guys don't generally like the films, unless of course they are a card carrying member of the Judy Garland club.

EXAMPLE:

My ex-husband, who is a transvestite now, watched 'Shall We Dance' with me. By the end of the film, he started yelling at Richard Gere that he was setting the standards too damn high. I will never go see a 'Chick Flick' with a guy again.

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Mon 02/07/11 12:48 PM





JAWS!!! Don't know what this has to do with anything but it is in fact, the greatest film ever made.


This is about 'Chick Flicks', not 'Chicks getting turned into Fishsticks'.

As for JAWS, I would love to burst your bubble on that. The opening scenes are really great. HOWEVER, The kill scene in the end is total bullsh*t. Its scientifically impossible, and when they told Steven Spielberg that, he said, "The audience will believe what I want them to believe."

He was right and he might be able to make a class- A film, but he is a Class-A tool.


Wait?? You mean I was supposed to be watching JAWS for its realism??

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Mon 02/07/11 01:00 PM



Show me any adventure movie ( or any movie period ) that is 100% factual and realistic and I'll show you Jesus Christ! I know many chicks who dig this movie, any movie can be a chick flick if chicks like it.


Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Based on a True Story.




More like "possibly inspired by true events", but you can't go by the 2004 film since it made multiple changes to the original 1981 novel by AJ Quinnell.


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Mon 02/07/11 01:01 PM
Of course movies are made up and exaggerate the truth, but it does get annoying when they over do it sometimes.

Some chick flicks you might enjoy are

The Bounty Hunter
Pink Cadillac - Not exactly a chick flick, but similar to The Bounty Hunter

... There's more, but can't think of them right now...

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Mon 02/07/11 01:08 PM



Show me any adventure movie ( or any movie period ) that is 100% factual and realistic and I'll show you Jesus Christ! I know many chicks who dig this movie, any movie can be a chick flick if chicks like it.


Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Based on a True Story.

Chick Flick by definition is a movie that has a lead feminine characters that the audience can associate with. It contains either or all of the following criteria: Drama, romance, somewhat funny, and ends happily. The last, and final, factor is that guys don't generally like the films, unless of course they are a card carrying member of the Judy Garland club.

EXAMPLE:

My ex-husband, who is a transvestite now, watched 'Shall We Dance' with me. By the end of the film, he started yelling at Richard Gere that he was setting the standards too damn high. I will never go see a 'Chick Flick' with a guy again.


Lots of movies are based on true events, the problem is is that Hollywood has something to do with it.

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Mon 02/07/11 01:09 PM



I didn't mean to hi-jack your thread either.

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Mon 02/07/11 01:14 PM
I don't know if these count, but I enjoy the Rock Hudson Doris Day movies- Pillow Talk, Lover Come Back, Send Me No Flowers.

When Harry Met Sally

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Mon 02/07/11 02:26 PM
I love Pillow Talk - have thought about ordering DVD. But my current favorites are:

10 Things I hate about You
The Ugly Truth
Knocked Up
Knight and Day

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Mon 02/07/11 02:34 PM
I actually enjoy an occasional chick flick. I have even been known to tear up from time to time. One in particular that I remember is Men Don't Leave. I liked the soundtrack, Jessica Lange was wonderful, and I fell in love with every actor. I think it was Chris O'Donnell's first appearance. I haven't liked him in anything I've seen since.

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Mon 02/07/11 02:37 PM

I love Pillow Talk - have thought about ordering DVD.



You can get all three of Hudson and Day's movies in a set for under $15-

http://www.amazon.com/Hudson-Comedy-Collection-Pillow-Flowers/dp/B000P2A22O/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1297118151&sr=1-1

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Mon 02/07/11 02:38 PM


I love Pillow Talk - have thought about ordering DVD.



You can get all three of Hudson and Day's movies in a set for under $15-

http://www.amazon.com/Hudson-Comedy-Collection-Pillow-Flowers/dp/B000P2A22O/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1297118151&sr=1-1


Thank you! Seriously! I love lots of the oldies.

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Mon 02/07/11 02:41 PM



I love Pillow Talk - have thought about ordering DVD.



You can get all three of Hudson and Day's movies in a set for under $15-

http://www.amazon.com/Hudson-Comedy-Collection-Pillow-Flowers/dp/B000P2A22O/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1297118151&sr=1-1


Thank you! Seriously! I love lots of the oldies.


Me too!

If you haven't seen it, Down With Love with Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor is a fun tribute to the Hudson/Day movies.

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Mon 02/07/11 02:59 PM
Haven't seen it, but will check it out!

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