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chick flick
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chick flick
n
(Performing Arts) (Communication Arts / Broadcasting) Informal derogatory a film aimed at or appealing to women
[from chick (sense 2) + flick2]
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Some prefer dramas, a few like chick flicks, lots of people take pleasure in a good documentary and of course there are the action movie fans amid us and then a few who will never miss a excellent horror movie.
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As for the least favourite, I have to say I don't get chick flicks.
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Because there is sometimes very little suspense or surprise in chick flicks or chick lit, the films or books manifest the creation, deferment and realisation of hope in utterly predictable--and comforting--ways.
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