Name some Chick Flicks that transcend that genre and are just good films for everyone to enjoy. Even dudes.



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In past posts on this topic, dudes in here always name movies that don't meet chick flick criteria.

To review: About a Boy, Jerry Maguire, Say Anything and High Fidelity aren't chick flicks, guys.

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>To review: About a Boy, Jerry Maguire, Say Anything and High
>Fidelity aren't chick flicks, guys.

*cancels post*

Yeah, anything based on a Nick Hornby novel can't really be considered a 'chick flick'

Or anything with John Cusack, can it? Maybe Serendipity? But a lot of the times his romantic comedies seem to have a cool, non threatening somewhat dude-centric slant to them, making them kind of 'safe' for guys. So I'm not sure how he fits into the mix.

The problem is a lot of us tend to equate romantic comedies with being chick flicks. Like if it isn't rife with CGI, explosions and titties suddenly it's Steel Magnolias. So the question is, what IS a chick flick?

I feel like I have to contribute something here... so I'll confess...

I like 13 Going on 30.

>>To review: About a Boy, Jerry Maguire, Say Anything and
>High
>>Fidelity aren't chick flicks, guys.
>
>*cancels post*

lol!

>
>Yeah, anything based on a Nick Hornby novel can't really be
>considered a 'chick flick'

Pretty much.


>
>Or anything with John Cusack, can it? Maybe Serendipity?

America's Sweethearts, definitely. And yeah, I think Serendipity qualifies because of that whole "we'll meet again if it's meant to be" thing. Very girly.


But a
>lot of the times his romantic comedies seem to have a cool,
>non threatening somewhat dude-centric slant to them, making
>them kind of 'safe' for guys. So I'm not sure how he fits into
>the mix.

Right...If a film has a dude-centric slant, it can't be a chick flick.


>
>The problem is a lot of us tend to equate romantic comedies
>with being chick flicks. Like if it isn't rife with CGI,
>explosions and titties suddenly it's Steel Magnolias.

Exactly!



So the
>question is, what IS a chick flick?

Well, buckshot, I'm glad you asked.

For starters, a chick flick must have a female lead. Two or three -- even better. There may be a male lead, but the story centers around the woman (or women).

The story is about "girly" stuff like weddings, cheerleading, fighting over the same guy, reconnecting with sisters due to death of a parent, or motherhood. May also be about universal themes like vacationing together or teenage angst, but with a decidedly female slant.

The male involved is either unrealistically charming from the get-go or a doggy bastard who get kicked to the curb early in the film but then sees the error of his ways and decide she's "the one." He comes crawling back and she usually forgives him.

There is little to no violence.

The sex scenes are tame, with little nudity, if any.

If it's a drama, there's at LEAST one scene that makes you cry. It's likely because someone has died or is dying.

Add on...

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>>what IS a chick flick?
>

>For starters, a chick flick must have a female lead. T

check.

>The story is about "girly" stuff like weddings, cheerleading,

check. (prom)

>The male involved is either unrealistically charming from the
>get-go or a doggy bastard who get kicked to the curb early in
>the film but then sees the error of his ways and decide she's
>"the one." He comes crawling back and she usually forgives
>him.

errr ... cheque?


>The sex scenes are tame, with little nudity, if any.

check.


>If it's a drama, there's at LEAST one scene that makes you
>cry. It's likely because someone has died or is dying.

check.

>
>There is little to no violence.
>

DOH! awwwww ... forget about it. I was gonna say "Carrie"

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Ewww, really?

>DOH! awwwww ... forget about it. I was gonna say "Carrie"
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but in your view, for it to be a chick flick it has to be that formulaic?

Most of it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek.

>but in your view, for it to be a chick flick it has to be
>that formulaic?


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Say Anything, High Fidelity, The Sure Thing, Grosse Pointe, Better off Dead.. these are Cusack movies. for the most of the rest are just movies that happen to have John Cusack in them. Like that new Diane Lane movie.

the world needs another Cusack movie.

>Say Anything, High Fidelity, The Sure Thing, Grosse Pointe,
>Better off Dead.. these are Cusack movies. for the most of the
>rest are just movies that happen to have John Cusack in them.
>Like that new Diane Lane movie.
>
>the world needs another Cusack movie.

for the stuff from Renee's perspective, and the corny hallmark moments. but yeah, overall I guess it wouldn't qualify.

ah that jonathan lipnicki.

he was sooo cute.

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or does that meet Kurlyswirl's criteria?

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>or does that meet Kurlyswirl's criteria?

lol! Hmm...I'm inclined to say no, it's just a romantic comedy. It's been a long time since I've seen it, so forgive my memory lapse -- Was the story told from Harry's viewpoint, or was it in the third person?


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Sorry, any movie in which Billy Crystal can hit Meg Ryan can not be considered a chick flick.

I'll second that.

>Sorry, any movie in which Billy Crystal can hit Meg Ryan can
>not be considered a chick flick.



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I always thought of chick flicks as anything that's all about emotions and love and junk (said in my 14-year-old voice).

So even when there is a male lead, the guy gets all sensitive and speaks honestly about his feelings. Guys don't want to see that crap.

Harry/Sally is still borderline, though.

But by your definition, Sleepless in Seattle is not a chick flick.

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I was waiting for someone to bring up this one. lol

Yeah, you got me stumped. :-)

>But by your definition, Sleepless in Seattle is not a chick
>flick.



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I know a lot of girls who are really big fans of that movie, not hardly any guys. Though then again, most of my friends are girls so maybe the sample is skewed. But I'd say if it's a movie that girls are much more likely to list among their favorites than guys are, it's a chick flick, regardless of which lead or leads get the most screen time, and other aforementioned formulas.

as it is about whether the story centers around the woman (or women).

regardless of
>which lead or leads get the most screen time, and other
>aforementioned formulas.


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what if it really centers around both though?

Does that put them in a sort of unisex category?

...just a flick that chicks like. :-)

That's why it's kinda hard (for me, anyway, lol) to put the chick flick label on movies like When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle, You've Got Mail and Before Sunrise/Sunset.

>what if it really centers around both though?


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I dunno, I can see your point about the Nick Hornby adaptations, and Jerry Maguire, but it seems like those extremely conventional romantic comedies are chick flicks (You've Got Mail/Sleepless In Seattle), to me at least. They pander so hard to what the filmmakers think women want to see in a movie, that even though the female isn't the focus of the story, the female moviegoer's fantasy of romantic life is. Like I would put an amendment in your general rules for if it's by a female writer or director, or written from a very "feminine" (stereotypically American conventional yadda yadda yadda) sensibility (though did one of the Ephrons have a hand in When Harry Met Sally, or am I making that up?), that would supersede the need for the story to be totally centered on the female lead or leads. Just my two cents though.

'Cause I don't think guy movies have to have all male, or even mostly male lead characters. I mean obviously if they don't then you need to have a lot of thematic pandering to "what guys wanna see", but still.

> but it seems like those
>extremely conventional romantic comedies are chick flicks
>(You've Got Mail/Sleepless In Seattle), to me at least.

Yeah, but I think a lot of guys automatically think if it's a romantic comedy than it's a chick flick.


They
>pander so hard to what the filmmakers think women want to see
>in a movie, that even though the female isn't the focus of the
>story, the female moviegoer's fantasy of romantic life is.
>Like I would put an amendment in your general rules for if
>it's by a female writer or director, or written from a very
>"feminine" (stereotypically American conventional yadda yadda
>yadda) sensibility (though did one of the Ephrons have a hand
>in When Harry Met Sally, or am I making that up?), that would
>supersede the need for the story to be totally centered on the
>female lead or leads. Just my two cents though.

Okay, I hear ya. That criteria would certainly make a case for You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle. And yeah, Nora Ephron wrote the screenplay for When Harry Met Sally.


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i have yet to see more than five mintues of this, so i cant vouch. however, im pretty sure this is a chick flick, and im definately sure i have heard a rediculous amount of guys request this movie at girlie phouse parties, little get-togethers, and excitement anytime the name of this movie is brought up in discussion. ere go, i think this qualifies.

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k, your half right. i dont know any guy that saw this in theatres without his girlfriend or anything. but enough guys are backing this movie hard. ive yet to see it, so i will pass judgement later.

believe it though. i wouldnt say it if i hadnt heard so many guys say they liked the notebook.

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It was actually pretty good.. good enough to see alone.. I watched it with my mom actually, but with intentions of watching it alone..

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It was good but I don't know that I could stand to see it again. That doesn't mean it's bad, but parts of it... I dunno.

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straight up chick flicks

we're not talkin about Chasing Amy here

3 of the better "chick" flicks out there

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now that I think about it "Beautiful Girls" is more of a guy flick

"Love Actually" I liked

>"Beautiful Girls" is more of a guy
>flick

one of my favorite movies though

>one of my favorite movies though

i love this movie.

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"Sense and Sensibility" and "Passion Fish." To me, these are both films about women, not "chick flicks." They're not emotionally manipulative in the way that most chick flicks are.

I also love "Amelie" and "Before Sunrise," but I don't consider those meeting the click flick criteria.

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"Before Sunrise," but I don't
>consider those meeting the click flick criteria.

I wanted to recommend this to one of my boys, but I don't know how to plug a movie that's essentially about two people walking around Vienna having a conversation about their feelings, without me sounding like a girl.

Yeah, sitting around watching Before Sunrise with your crew is porbably not a good idea. I did watch it with my roommate in college and we were able to discuss it on an intellectual level.

How about this: it's a good date movie that you don't have feel like a sucka when you're watching it. Or does that make it a chick flick?

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>How about this: it's a good date movie that you don't have
>feel like a sucka when you're watching it.

I said Serendipity was a chick flick because of the whole "we'll meet again if it's meant to be" thing. The same could be said of Before Sunrise, lol. So, I guess a case could be made for it being a chick flick.

But I maintain that Sunset is not. :-)



>I wanted to recommend this to one of my boys, but I don't know
>how to plug a movie that's essentially about two people
>walking around Vienna having a conversation about their
>feelings, without me sounding like a girl.

Eh, tell him it's about a guy who meets a pretty French girl and they spend the day getting to know each other. That night they have sex in a park and the next morning he bounces, saying he'll meet her in six months, but doesn't even exchange digits with her. The no-strings sex should be the clincher...if you don't tell him you don't actually see any action.


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>Eh, tell him it's about a guy who meets a pretty French girl
>and they spend the day getting to know each other. That night
>they have sex in a park and the next morning he bounces,
>saying he'll meet her in six months, but doesn't even exchange
>digits with her. The no-strings sex should be the
>clincher...if you don't tell him you don't actually see any
>action.

and it's by the guy who made Dazed and Confused!

>and it's by the guy who made Dazed and Confused!


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It has a whole lot of women playing baseball an Rosie O'Donnell. But the quote" "There's no crying in baseball" has becom pretty famous for all sports fans. Tough call.

I don't love the movie, but I watch parts of it when it comes on TV.

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>It has a whole lot of women playing baseball an Rosie
>O'Donnell. But the quote" "There's no crying in baseball" has
>becom pretty famous for all sports fans. Tough call.
>
>I don't love the movie, but I parts of it when it comes on
>TV.


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I guess that was a chick flick but I dug it.




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Clueless, Can't Hardly Wait, Beaches.

Can't Hardly Wait aint no chick flick

Beaches? you're gay.

great film

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Ad Fab - I know its not a flick bu its about as chick as you can get and I'd stope anything to watch Patsy and Eddie.

My Fair Lady - Even though the costumes and sets are wonderful and AUdrey Hepburn is loverly to look at, the best thing about this movie is the back and forth of the relationship between Eliza and Prof. Higgins.

Harold & Maude - The biggest fans of this movie are girls. But only the special variety. Girls have shown me things in this movie I never noticed.

The Red Violin - Does this count?

>Harold & Maude - The biggest fans of this movie are girls. But
>only the special variety. Girls have shown me things in this
>movie I never noticed.



>
>The Red Violin - Does this count?

Is that the one with Samuel L. Jackson?


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harold and maude is in no way shape or form a "chick flick". it is one of my favourite movies of all time. the main character is a guy, as to not fall under the cvharacteristics of a "chick flick" as stated above. it is twisted enough to garner fans of all genres of film. comedy, drama, parody, maybe not action, but there is an army scene.

yes, men love this film, but because its an amazing film, and i just cant accept something so cinematicly eventful as Harold and Maude to be downgraded to the title of "chick flick".

excuse my zest, i just became very heated and intense regarding this perticular film.

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>harold and maude is in no way shape or form a "chick flick".
>it is one of my favourite movies of all time. the main
>character is a guy, as to not fall under the cvharacteristics
>of a "chick flick" as stated above. it is twisted enough to
>garner fans of all genres of film. comedy, drama, parody,
>maybe not action, but there is an army scene.


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I am pretty much ambivlent to the movie, one way or the other. I've seen it a couple of times, first by myself and then with chicks I was in relationships with. The first time I saw it I didn't "get" it, and it was just a slight movie to me.

Then when I had these girls "show" it to me, the way I "showed" them films like A Night at the Opera & Raging Bull, they introduced a whole different feeling to the movie that I was too dense to pick up on my own.

Only then did I pick up on the touching humor of the movie and the beauty of their relationship transcending all the standard movie criteria. It's a wonderful film for the reaosn you have stated, I have stated, and for reasons many other folks may bring up.

Just for me if we're going by the chick flick = movies that explore relationships above everything else (which is what every chick I've ever known does), then H&M qualifies, and I think my testes will back me on this one, as a "chick flick". Its not a "chick flick" like How To Make An American Quilt or Boys on the Side, but its still pretty estrogenic.

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But if you say its not, its cool. Like I said I can go either way. I think people who dig it like you apparently do don't like the negative connotations brought about by "chick flick". But I never meant it negatively.

-Sam Jackson is in it and steals a violin
-A guy fucks a gypsy while playing said violin

I cannot agree that this is a chick flick

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Because it seemed pretty girly but I really liked it.

And how about movie musicals in general? Sound of Music? West Side Story?

Musical movies are the only genre that I can't stand no matter how good it is..

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Grease is the non-musical lover's musical.

>Musical movies are the only genre that I can't stand no
>matter how good it is..


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Not even Grease.. and it's not a "guy" thing or anything either.. I think it's because I like movies that project some type of reality or relatable factor.. I don't get that out of musical movies, the dialogue and story get lost in translation for me among the singing and dancing... I do like a good play though, but it's more of a live experience thing.

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>Musical movies are the only genre that I can't stand no
>matter how good it is..

Movie Musicals are the only genre that I will see no matter what, because I figure even the worst of them haave to be slightly good simply because there is song and dnce numbers.

Hell, I even own Newsies.

>Movie Musicals are the only genre that I will see no matter
>what, because I figure even the worst of them haave to be
>slightly good simply because there is song and dnce numbers.
>

For me it seems contrived.. Plus i'm not really up on that section of the arts to appreciate anything that is going on..

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(except for the aformentioned Grease)

for the most part they bore the hell out of me

yeah, musicals are a natural.

Everytime it comes on I end up watching it. Good acting.

I don't know if the majority of guys like it or not, but worth mentioning

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It's got Cher and an emasculated Danny Aiello, doesn't that qualify?

I'd repeat Sleepless in Seattle, though it could be argued to transcend the genre's limitations. But When Harry Met Sally is more like an episode of Seinfeld to me.

And speaking of TV, two recent episodes of Friends reruns I caught recently were as good as any chick flick (one where they watch the old home movies of Rachel's prom night, and the second part of the "on a break" episode were Schwimmer and Aniston finally split).

Benny & Joon is good enough.

Conspiracy Theory is sorta like a chick flick too.

I used to LOVE that movie. Haven't seen it in ages.

>It's got Cher and an emasculated Danny Aiello, doesn't that
>qualify?


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That may be #1

...want to live in New York. That brownstone they lived in was the shit!

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i honestly thought that flick was gonna b real corny... She was right...

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