Chick flicks ain't what they used to be. Page 2

Surely the gayest films are ones like the Bourne and Bond movies? Where you have hot guys fighting?

Or that film... 300?
That looked pretty damn gay.

What about those Arnie films with his big manly pecs bared?

Even the gayest of men with really bad taste wouldn't fancy Arnie.

Quote: zooo @ April 17 2009, 3:11 PM BST

Even the gayest of men with really bad taste wouldn't fancy Arnie.

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Some women like muscly men. Ditto for gay men, which is what your post was about.

Yes of course.
Jean Claude Van Damme, I can imagine being mildly attractive to some people. Or.... that other one. Erm.

But, Arnie.
No.

Quote: zooo @ April 17 2009, 3:14 PM BST

But, Arnie.
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I used to have a girlfriend who really liked his body (and then would look dispairingly at mine!).

Oh blimey.
Well, I take it all back then.
(I'm sure she didn't like his face though. He's just.... weird.)

Quote: zooo @ April 17 2009, 3:22 PM BST

Oh blimey.
Well, I take it all back then.
(I'm sure she didn't like his face though. He's just.... weird.)

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He has got a weird face.

Quote: sootyj @ April 17 2009, 7:13 AM BST

His Girl Friday

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Genius film. Cary Grant and Rosalind Russel on fine form, pure class. Good choice, Sooty.

Wimbledon was the worst chick flick I ever have been forced to watch.
I did not see the end though. It was so bad I had to shit myself in the cinema so my girlfriend would let me go home!

Quote: John Killalea @ April 21 2009, 1:29 AM BST

Wimbledon was the worst chick flick I ever have been forced to watch.

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Didn't a Brit win Wimbeldon in that? Plus you get to see Kirsten Dunst in tennis gear...don't you? It can't be that bad, then.

Watched the chick flick 'Baby Mama' the other day. It was ok. Not as funny as I expected it to be. A lot of babies in it too.
Steve Martin was good value, 'I'm giving you five minutes of uninterupted eye contact.'

I can't help but feel the term "chick flick" is insulting to women. Or at least pointlessly divisive. If a film is good it will attract male and female viewers. Not all women have the same taste (thank Christ).

Quote: Kenneth @ April 21 2009, 11:39 AM BST

I can't help but feel the term "chick flick" is insulting to women.

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You make that sound like a bad thing.