“Chick flicks” are the ultimate guilty pleasures, given the title, because they're primarily geared toward female viewers, and sadly, we're seeing fewer of these types of films these day ...

Aside from a few female-led '80s classics — such as Dirty Dancing and Working Girl — the '90s really jumpstarted a revolution of "chick flicks" and the more female-focused perspective that ...

These are women’s films on steroids. The bottom line In the Hollywood of the ’80s and ’90s, “chick flick” was a pejorative term denoting movies about women that were soft, low-concept ...

It was an update of the old studio-system concept of the “women’s picture,” and by the time the ’90s were in full swing, there were so many chick flicks that even the cliché image of ...

Howdy, chick flick. Chocano wonders whether the overuse of the term stems from the political correctness of the 1980s and '90s gone wrong, or the still meager number of women in creative positions ...

Having grown up with two sisters and no brothers, I am well-versed in the “chick flick” movie genre. The term chick flick usually incites eye rolling and sarcastic comments from men ...

And they’re often just bad movies. They are what we call “chick flicks.” That odious term now seems to describe all films about women, including those that were made before anyone was ...

So, not every "chick" likes "chick flicks." But if you want to see movies about women bonding, singing their hearts out and experiencing the heartbreak of being the only one dressed in a Playboy ...