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| Ubuntu & Debian user Join Date: May 2007
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How do I know if a show is primarily made for women? Other than "The View", which I don't watch, I can't think of any. | |
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| Ubuntu & Debian user Join Date: May 2007
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| It isn't a "chick flick" because a woman is the central character. Lara Croft would not be a character in a chick flick. Brokeback Mountain might be considered a chick flick, even though the central characters are men. So I don't think Alyssa Milano is known for being in chick flicks. Was she the girl from "Who's the Boss"? |
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| Less than 3 miles from the sea | Never! sorry guys your on your own there. Guns, cars and action all of the way for me. Luck for me my wife is the same her only criteria is that there shouldn't be too much bad language in the film. |
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