Season 1 · Episode 8

Episode 8. This Means An Outrageous War on Chick Flick Fortune

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Episode 8. This Means An Outrageous War on Chick Flick Fortune
The Feminine Critique Podcast
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Finally, the episode you’ve all been waiting for: the one where Christine and Emily gush over Meg Ryan’s button cuteness and bond over just how RELATABLE Katherine Heigl is when playing a working woman who just can’t get it together. I mean, that’s SO how it is, right? Or not, as what the ladies ACTUALLY discuss is why ‘chick flick’ is both a dirty and offensive term, but yet why girly porn is an offensive and dirty genre. Trust us, it makes sense after an hour or so. Also on board is a conversation about 1987’s Outrageous Fortune, starring a non-singing Bette Midler and non-Cheers Shelley Long, and 2012’s This Means War, starring Reese Chinerspoon, Chris Pine, and a wasted Tom Hardy. And Til Schweiger. Maybe. He might have just been passing by the set that day, it’s unclear.

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