White Chicks: Film Analysis

In today's society existing assumptions and stereotypes about other races and individuals play a major role in the way we see others. This stereotypical social structure limits the lives of many people and ultimately limits them to specific goals. In this sense, the stereotype distorts and limits the number of color people who appear in the Hollywood movie industry. The question of how to play an actor in a specific role and the way these actors are forced to submit and express these false stereotypes is worth discussing.

Movies like white chicks are often bullied by film critics because they are boring, brain-free and inexpensive. However, White Chicks was not very appealing to critics at the time of the announcement in 2004 and its income was $ 113.1 million, three times the budget. Recently, the "Beach Care Plan" released in 2017 brought income in excess of 270 million dollars, more than twice the budget. Since this clearly shows the need for such entertainment, we do not deny that they have any appeal. But what makes these movies so popular? They did not offer the theme of the brain, nor did they offer insight. Nevertheless, despite the most severe criticism, they have proved to be still box office income. Why are they doing this? I think that millions of people are doing the same with this.

A chick movie is a slang like a movie targeting women, mainly about love affairs. Feminists like Gloria Steinem oppose terms such as "Chicken Movie" and related terms "Chicken Lights" and film critics call "Chicken Movies" a derogatory term. It can be clearly defined as the type of woman who is the hero. Although you can make many kinds of movies for women, "chicken movies" are usually only used for movies including reference emotions and relationship-based themes (not necessarily romantic as there are many other topics) . HIKYO movies are often released collectively on Valentine's Day. For male viewers, it corresponds to male movies

In general, chick movies are movies that are designed to be naturally attractive to women, usually young women. As the New York Times said, defining a chick movie is more like a living room game than a science game. These movies are usually saved in a popular culture as stylized numbers ordered lines and letters. According to ReelzChannel, this meant "to float the word" problem ", not produce art, to fully commercialize". However, some chick movies were popular for their story and performance. For example, the film "Endearment Clause" in 1983 won the Best Screenplay Award, Best Film Award, Best Director Award, Best Actress Award, Best Supporting Actor Award.