The passage highlights on the Warner Brothers’ film about a mother and daughter, which also involves other relationships. This article “A Chick Flick by Any Other Name” is written by Rachel Abramowitz. This excerpt from the Los Angeles Times is about a romantic drama and film genre ‘chick flick’. market-tested its new summer dramedy “Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood,” the researchers asked members of the focus group, “Would you describe this as a chick flick?” For the men who liked the film, a rollicking saga about a warring mother and daughter and the mother’s lifelong friends, the mere question was an affront to their manhood. Example #2Ī Chick Flick by Any Other Name by Rachel Abramowitz from The Los Angeles Times on May 5, 2002 In other words, despite being a guy, he likes to watch chick flicks. The next two lines shed light on his love for such movies. He loves chick flicks so much that whenever he is in the cinema, it seems that he is stuck to the seats and that the person would have to put hot coals under his feet to move him.

The above lines talk about the speaker’s romantic desires. No such mush for me, not that mush, would I wish to see. I am a romantic, but spare me the gushing muck… To drag my butt, into the sneak peek, of a chick flick. You would probably have to put hot coals under my feet… Chick Flicks, Just Won’T, Get It by Michael Gale

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