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The use of "chick flick" as a descriptor...

Posted by EBerlin on December 31, 2007 at 14:23:01:
...has always struck me as pretty juvenile. A film can be good or bad whether or not it takes a more masculine or feminine point of view. I prefer to try being well-rounded so I like to watch "both" kinds of films (as if there's even a hard and fast distinction between them).

Oh, look. Now I've gone all "sensitive" on you. I guess I'm really just a woman in wolf's clothing.
Elliot Berlin