The Devil Wears Prada (2006): OK, it was about the fashion industry, but you have to admit that Meryl Streep played a character so tough that she could have been played by The Rock. I really don't mind "chick flicks" all that much, I'll watch most any movie once......but THIS movie was TERRIBLE!!!!! Girlfriend dragged me to see it....one of the few movies I didn't have ANY desire to see.

Pretty Woman (1990): It sounds girly, but it has hot cars and hookers. My entire family (grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and my immediate family all like this movie. It's just a good movie.

Jerry Maguire (1996): Football completes us. It was a "chick flick"???

You've Got Mail (1998): A cautionary tale for guys who think it's a good idea to write love notes over the Internet. It's weird to think that this was made in 1998. It's amazing how far along technology has come, I'll have to rent this one and watch it again. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan do a good job in this movie, IMHO.

Sleepless in Seattle (1993): This film usually is at the top of any list of favorite chick flicks, and we're not going to lie to you, guys: This is to women what The Godfather is to guys. I thought Gone With The Wind was the "The Godfather" of chick flicks?? Or at least WHAT The Godfather is to guys.....

Titanic (1997): Some clever marketing guys promoted this as a chick flick, but we knew better. Great movie. Very cool to see the way people dressed during the time period, even if that's the only "factual" part of the movie. I liked viewing the old cars in the lower deck.......very curvy.....

The Notebook (2004): This is a tough one. Good acting performances and a good twist probably isn't enough, so grin and bear it. This is a great movie even if the love story is cheesy. I know of a few couples that can relate to it. Rachel McAdams is gorgeous.


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...and I want to see (500) Days of Summer. There have been quite a few commercials about it.....might be interesting......

Id rather poke my eyes out thanks!

Does "Gone With The Wind" count"???

Grease

The Devil Wears Prada (2006): OK, it was about the fashion industry, but you have to admit that Meryl Streep played a character so tough that she could have been played by The Rock. i liked the acting more than the film.

Pretty Woman (1990): It sounds girly, but it has hot cars and hookers. i thought this one was a very funny movie.

Jerry Maguire (1996): Football completes us. i don't see how anyone couldn't like, rod tidwell, his brother tp, or one scene in particular with kelly preston

Notting Hill (1999): Who among us has not imagined that if we could just meet a movie star or supermodel, we would sweep them off their feet? not a big hugh grant fan but i thought the supporting cast was very good.

The Bodyguard (1992): Elbows to the nose, gun battles and arm slings. It's hard to believe women liked this movie. probably my least favorite on the list.

Love Actually (2003): Hugh Grant's silly dance at 10 Downing Street made us all feel better about our manhood. probably my favorite on the list. takes a couple of times to put all the pieces together.

Miss Congeniality (2000): Sandra Bullock played a klutzy FBI agent so well that it looked like one of us trying to pass at a beauty pageant. not wild about this one. did have some funny moments though

My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002): Good food scenes and a crazy father with a bottle of Windex. the whole two totally different cultures trying to mesh was the funniest part for me. i liked this movie a lot.

As Good as It Gets (1997): Two words: Jack and Nicholson. He doesn't even belong in a chick flick. one of my favorites on the list. sometimes jack needs a little blue pill and sometimes he doesn't

When Harry Met Sally (1989): Although director Rob Reiner ripped off Woody Allen, the orgasm scene in the deli makes it worthwhile. billy crystal was hilarious in this one to me.

Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994): Hugh Grant was pretty unknown to American audiences, and British romantic comedies had not inundated our theaters yet. very funny movie once you get into it.

Muriel's Wedding (1994): Lots of ABBA and spandex. Sounds bad, but works for guys, too. huge toni collette fan and this was my first glance at her.

My Best Friend's Wedding (1997): Julia Roberts showing her true colors. julia, cameron, and rachel griffiths all in one movie plus it was very funny. dermot mulroney fan since long gone

You've Got Mail (1998): A cautionary tale for guys who think it's a good idea to write love notes over the Internet. entertaining but would've been better if f-o-x let her keep her shop

Sleepless in Seattle (1993): This film usually is at the top of any list of favorite chick flicks, and we're not going to lie to you, guys: This is to women what The Godfather is to guys. i liked this one a great deal but not as much as when harry met sally

Mamma Mia! (2008): See Muriel's Wedding (above). had my doubts, but i thought it was a good movie.

Legally Blonde (2001): Well, there is a sorority house scene. reese and i'm in

Titanic (1997): Some clever marketing guys promoted this as a chick flick, but we knew better. hey 25 million elvis fans can't be wrong

The Notebook (2004): This is a tough one. Good acting performances and a good twist probably isn't enough, so grin and bear it. very clever movie to me.

Sex And The City: The Movie (2008): This one has a naked dude, so it's hard to sell as a man-friendly flick. Go to the concession stand during the offending scene and think about Samantha. just because i like the girls, but not a very good movie to me.


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...and I want to see (500) Days of Summer.

Cheapy before you posted this list, did you watch all of these movies?

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