Chick Flicks That suprised you

I wouldn't say Annie Hall as chick flick. For chick flicks are restricted to chicks and the center focal point of the movie, e.g. Charlie's Angels.

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My Favorite Films

The Holiday,charming cast,excellent entertainment.

I see, chick flicks are flicks were chicks are the main characters?
So, these are some chick flicks that impressed me:

- Late Spring
- Tokyo Story
- PMMM the movie parts 1 & 2
- Only Yesterday

If you classify as chick flicks movies made for chicks, then Only Yesterday also qualifies.

Da notebook

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If you can class them as chick flicks, i'd say Sense and Sensibilty and Clueless. I loved both SAS was at 15 on my 90's list and Clueless wasn't that far from making it. When Harry Met Sally is also a great Rom-Com.

Just a few I'm glad I gave time for.

Beaches
Steel Magnolias
For the boys
Color Purple

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Notting Hill
I.Q.
One Fine Day
Miss Conception

"Four Weddings and a Funeral" Excellent movie! Great repeatability.

I love CLUELESS too and always thought of it as a John Hughes-type teen angst comedy rather than a chick flick.

I so agree with you - The holiday, although I don't like chick flicks usually surprised me ,great cast apart from Jack Black however in this he was pretty good

Mean Girls is a classic.

Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz together in The Holiday,great idea.

See, I usually like romantic comedies and I like Kate Winslet, but I thought The Holiday was terrible. Not funny at all.

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IMO The Holiday was watchable, but there was nothing great about it. but there's worse films. I give it 4.5/10

An oldie called Always in my Heart with Kay Francis and Walter Huston. Great movie about real people and real problems. Also cool music by Borrah Minevitch and his Harmonica Band. They played everything from classical to swing.

THE BREAK-UP sucked and, just to clarify, they did NOT get back together.

Nice to see some love for JUST FOR HEAVEN...Reese Witherspoon has rarely been better and Mark Ruffalo was like sex on legs in that movie.

Devil Wears Prada. It was quite an education as well.

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“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things thro' narrow chinks of his cavern.” BLAKE.

As far as movies dominantly consisting of females, I was very shocked with Lord of the G-String. For those that don't know, it's a dazzling tale about young throbbit, Dildo Baggins and his quest to rid the world of the devilish G-string. Peter Jackson did an adaptation of it, and it was more successful. Kind-of like how The Departed did better than Infernal Affairs.