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Movie Reviews

Ideally, I would like to say that I saw every movie that was nominated in this year’s Best Picture Oscar race, but I cannot tell a lie. There are some I just didn’t see. Let’s be honest, this blog is called Just Chick Flicks. I have my hands full trying to see movie that fit [...]

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Post image for Just Chick Flicks’ Oscar Countdown: The Blind Side

In her role as tough as nails southern housewife, Leigh Anne Touhy, Sandra Bullock gives the most acclaimed performance of her career. The Blind Side gives Sandra Bullock a chance to show us another side of her talents. The Blind Side is one of those movies that enjoyed big word of mouth success and Sandra’s performance has won her a Golden Globe and SAG Award for Best Actress.

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Precious: Based on the novel Push, by Sapphire takes place in Harlem, New York in 1987, when Precious is sixteen years old and pregnant for the second time by her father. She is a victim not only of her abusive family, but also of society. Mo’Nique has already won the Golden Globe and the Screen Actors Guild Awards for her performance and if there is any justice, she will take home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar as well.

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Where the Wild Things Are is an ageless classic, not to be missed. The wild rumpus starts October 16 in theaters everywhere.

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I have been asking for better chick flicks for a while now. I am on a campaign to let the world know that chick flicks don’t have to be sappy love stories about love starved females. These should be movies that appeal to women and tell our stories in an entertaining way. Julie & Julia satisfied my appetite for a really good chick flick.

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That’s the first word I thought of when I saw 500 Days of Summer. The movie stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel as unlikely lovers in this off beat and refreshing romantic comedy.

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As a writer at heart, I was intrigued by the quirky and unique story of a novelist who has writer’s block. But the visually stunning Lovely By Surprise is much, much more. Prepare yourself for a strange and lovely journey.

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