Target Women: Chick Flicks

Filed Under fun, pop culture, sexism  | Posted by Cara |

Ack, missed the new Target Women! As someone who really can’t stand the “women can’t be happy without a man, or at very least a baby” genre, I’m a big fan of this latest installment. Sarah Haskins is made of win, as always, this time with a cute new haircut!


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  1. MysteryBouffe on September 3, 2008 9:31 am

    Colin Firth
    Colin Firth
    Colin Firth
    AND
    Colin Firth.

    Brilliant. Sarah Haskins, I would like to be your Colin Firth. We could eat popcorn and cry; it would be lovely.

  2. Vega on September 3, 2008 9:54 am

    it is one of my favorite movies, and it makes me very angry that they remade it because the original was very much a comedy of manners, satirising upper-class society, morals, and attitudes of the period. It was also very pre-second wave, post-first wave feminism, which isn’t an attitude that exists anymore. It makes no sense to remake it, because you’re losing everything the movie is about by moving to the present-day. It seems as if the people who remade it completely misunderstood how satirical The Women really is. The Women is not a buddy comedy! The women are all terrible to each other! They blame her for her husband screwing around on her!

  3. Vega on September 3, 2008 9:55 am

    *The thing that angers me about The Women is that it is a remake of one of my favorite movies

    Sorry, top part got cut off.

  4. Kristen on September 3, 2008 12:48 pm

    Hahahahaha…again, I find that I am the reason these targets work. I’m a tool.

  5. Lemur on September 3, 2008 2:38 pm

    This TW made me smile! I probably will go see The Women anyway, just cause I think a woman-only cast is cool (and seldom-seen)- but it pisses me off that they missed the idea and the point of the original.
    Again, Sarah Haskins points out the ways in which the media sees us all as one big blob of woman-ness!

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