Favorite chick flick
Well known chick Flicks
- Easy A
- Mean Girls
- Pitch Perfect, 1,2,3
- Sixteen Candles
- Legally Blond
- Other
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I have to go with “Ten Things I Hate About You”
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Chapter 2. Janes Caan and Marsha Mason. Written by Neil Simon.
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Registered On: August 25, 2016Topics: 21Replies: 490Has thanked: 1913 timesBeen thanked: 2290 timesI like “ Pretty Woman” or any Christmas holiday movie, where lost love is found.
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Carolyn, you said “….any Christmas holiday movie, where lost love is found”. When I read that, I immediately thought of “Serendipity”. I think it deserves honorable mention among chick flicks.
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My Favorite is CLUELESS—-Pretty outfits and a makeover, Very Girly.
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As someone who is a bit of a film buff, I shouldn’t like chick flicks; after all, they’re hardly the pinnacle of cinematic art. And most of them follow the same tired old formula which makes them, to me, a kind of comfort food and a guilty pleasure.
From that list I chose Legally Blonde, a movie I’ve watched numerous times, even though Easy A and Mean Girls were arguably better films. Here’s a list of my other favourites:
Clueless
10 Things I Hate About You
Miss Congeniality
Bridget Jones’ Diary
The Devil Wears Prada
Sweet Home Alabama
Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Maid In Manhattan
What Women Want (?)
Of course, the greatest chick flick is not really a chick flick… Thelma and Louise.
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What about “Sleepless in Seattle”? That should qualify as a chick flick, right? Unless I missed it, I didn’t see it listed here. I must’ve watched it at least 10 times. Then, of course, there’s its “sister flick”, “You’ve Got Mail”. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan make a great couple in both films.
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I can easily watch many of the ones mentioned, but today I happened to again catch Something Borrowed with Ginnifer Goodwin and while the whole plot is not my favorite, I really enjoy her in it.
Hugs, ChloëC
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27 Dresses has always been a favorite.
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I liked “27 Dresses”, too. I’m a big Katherine Heigl fan since I first saw her decades ago as “Izzy” in “Grey’s Anatomy”. I also liked her performance in “Jenny’s Wedding”.
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For romance, definitely “Pretty Woman”. For a fun time alone or watching with girlfriends, any one of the “Legally Blonde” movies.
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Well sweetie. I would say Legally Blonde.
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I’ll name a few if that’s okay…these are four of my favorites, I can watch them over and over again, good storylines and lots of well known supporting actors.
-Miss Congeniality, or anything with Sandra Bullock.
-Shall We Dance, J Lo and Richard Gere
-Ever After, Drew Barrymore
-Kate & Leopold, Meg Ryan and Hugh JackmanHugs,
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