Protagonist got cheated on and is heartbroken at the start or before the beginning of the filmĬharacter loses virginity, but the sex is euphorically amazing with both characters seeming to have at least ten orgasms each and doesn't hurt the female character at all However, this shows that they are just too different to be happy together, yet they stay together until someone new comes along for one of them Making a terrible decision that somehow results in happily ever after when it would never work out in real lifeĪ romantic partner who is a terrible person so that the audience doesn't mind when the protagonist cheats on them with their "true love"Ī romantic partner who is not a terrible person and is only slightly annoying to the protagonist. The protagonist finding out that they have something in common with their future love interest who they currently hate, only to not quite hate them so much Pretending to have feelings for someone, only to actually fall in love with them the protagonist) to get married, but then disapprove of the love interest they meet Parents who desperately want their children (i.e. The male love interest has a great body, but we never see him work out or are lead to believe he is the sort of person who thinks the gym is hell on Earth The protagonist is an average person who just so happens to be very conventionally gorgeous although they (or the film) claims that they are plain The protagonist is just a typical, average New Yorker Strong independent woman who doesn't need a man, but then ends up finding a man and all of her other passions are put to the side to focus on him. It is never considered that they might actually say "Yes, let's give it a go." The pursuer - a character who is comic relief in the sense that they are in love with our protagonist but because they are an awkward or horrible loser, they will never be with protagonist and is just another obstacle for themīeing secretly in love with someone who is also single, but it's just so gosh darn hard to tell someone your feelings because they might reject you. The ex trying to win the protagonist back Singing into inanimate objects (usually a hairbrush) like it is a microphone People clapping when the two romantic leads kiss Side or minor characters having a weddingĪirport chase as the love interest is about to fly away from them forever Meets love interest, hates love interest, then falls in love with love interest just as it appears impossible for them to be together We never actually see what the two people are like as a couple, the film just wants us to understand that they will be infinitely happy together The colour pink appearing prominently throughoutĬouple finally gets together at the end, but then cut to 'Some time later.' where they are getting married or are already married. The quirky female best friend being in a relationship that is actually more healthy than the protagonist's relationship The quirky (female) best friend/sister of protagonist Only talking with friends about the opposite sex and relationships, never about interests in their lives that make them unique human beings Protagonist and friends shrieking loudly every time they see each other
The more numbers that are listed, the more cliche the film is: With each film I review, I record the numbers on this list that accompany each cliche that occurs in it. The most popular girl in school gets cursed to switch bodies with a crook in this hilarious comedy, starring Rachel McAdams and Rob Schnieder.This is a list of cliches I have found to frequently occur in chick flick films (which I hope to add to in time as I develop this blog). The Hot Chick (2002) Break Out The Popcorn For This Funny Body-Swap Film
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There are some chick flicks that focus on friendship and family relationships, and others that are romantic and full of drama. Lately, so-called chick flicks have been bucking that trend, and getting the thumbs-up from a wider audience! Chick flicks are characterised not just by the strength of the female characters in them, but by the fact that they mostly appeal to teen girls and women. This character can be put in any kind of situation, whether it’s a funny one or a tearjerker, and the whole film is spent trying to resolve a certain problem. Simply put, a chick flick is really just any movie that has a girl or a woman as a lead character. RELATED: The Best Of 2018: Movies What Is A Chick Flick?
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