Does it count if you loved it as a kid, but feel afflicted watching it now? If so, I'd say Neverending Story. (Just the first. Never saw the others)
Also, what about movies that are just considered atrocious among all of your friends? I seem to be the only one in my crowd that loved Fear and Loathing.
I actually like Hackmans Herod villain more then his villain in Unforgiven, if only because it allowed Hackman to be more over the top, but at the same point very human.
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I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Does it count if you loved it as a kid, but feel afflicted watching it now? If so, I'd say Neverending Story. (Just the first. Never saw the others)
Also, what about movies that are just considered atrocious among all of your friends? I seem to be the only one in my crowd that loved Fear and Loathing.
It's a horrible series of events in a brilliant movie. Difference.
Hmmm, bad movies, bad movies... anything on Space on Friday nights?
Ooh!
Seriously, why couldn't they get actors for that movie? The dialogue actually made parts of me retract into my body, and seeing Thora Birch whore herself out would SEEM to be a good thing, but nope, here it's just embarassing. Also, Jeremy Irons clearly has a meth problem. He needs our help.
Worth it even if only for a surprising performance by Martin Short. But IMHO everything about this movie is almost spectacular. It's probably the most accessible Arthurian film that isn't targeted only at kids.
Seriously, why couldn't they get actors for that movie? The dialogue actually made parts of me retract into my body, and seeing Thora Birch whore herself out would SEEM to be a good thing, but nope, here it's just embarassing. Also, Jeremy Irons clearly has a meth problem. He needs our help.
that movie was such a let down. Se second one was a lot better in some ways but the low budget and cheesyness was just too much:
Seriously, why couldn't they get actors for that movie? The dialogue actually made parts of me retract into my body, and seeing Thora Birch whore herself out would SEEM to be a good thing, but nope, here it's just embarassing. Also, Jeremy Irons clearly has a meth problem. He needs our help.
Seriously, why couldn't they get actors for that movie? The dialogue actually made parts of me retract into my body, and seeing Thora Birch whore herself out would SEEM to be a good thing, but nope, here it's just embarassing. Also, Jeremy Irons clearly has a meth problem. He needs our help.
that movie was such a let down. Se second one was a lot better in some ways but the low budget and cheesyness was just too much:
I'm a level 15 Lich!
The second one was much more watchable.
It's still bad, though. Me and a friend watched this, pretty much pointing out random ridiculous stuff they did in the context of a D&D game.
"Lol, rogue missed his reflex save, shouldn't he have evasion by now?"
Yeah, there's no way this is a bad movie. It's got the greatest lines ever and my favorite fight scene of all time. And the guys beating the shit out of each other are FRIENDS.
Ok, I've gotta go see this movie now. brb
Just finished watching this, this movie is pure ownage.
Best part has to be when he
[spoiler:7e1cf4aebb]puts on the shades for the first time and sees the message on money "This is your God"[/spoiler:7e1cf4aebb]
I consider constantine to be a pretty average movie but i liked it for some reason (I tend to be won over by movies/games or anime with some sort of angelic theme)
The only reason I like this movie is for the space battles, which are actually pretty damn good and the special effects, other than that......yeah.
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I don't consider this to be a bad movie, but other people might. It is just such a hilarious movie.
"My BLT drive on my computer just went AWOL and I got this big project due tomorrow, and if I don't get it in he's gonna ask me to commit harry carrey."
Classic.
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Highlander: Engame is on the tv right now. it is a terrible, terrible movie; yet I love it so much.
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I've never ever heard anyone else ever acknowledge the movies exists, so I've never actually heard an opion on it. But I know it's not a very good movie, but dear god if I don't love it.
It's funny that so many of my "Family Classics" have already been listed. Family Classics are movies that my immediate family have watched COUNTLESS times and will make obscure references to as inside jokes.
The Rock
The Mummy Movies
Fifth Element
I could go on forever...
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Wing Commander admittedly had some damn impressive battle sequences.
The fact that Starlancer was practically based off the movie's battle scenes helped a tiny bit.
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And Rhaegar died." -Jorah Mormont
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And Rhaegar died." -Jorah Mormont
Also, what about movies that are just considered atrocious among all of your friends? I seem to be the only one in my crowd that loved Fear and Loathing.
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Kill all of your friends.
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carve a little 'z' into their foreheads.
Still, most all of them do think that is a horrible movie.
Hmmm, bad movies, bad movies... anything on Space on Friday nights?
Ooh!
Seriously, why couldn't they get actors for that movie? The dialogue actually made parts of me retract into my body, and seeing Thora Birch whore herself out would SEEM to be a good thing, but nope, here it's just embarassing. Also, Jeremy Irons clearly has a meth problem. He needs our help.
Dismayed By Humanity Since 1992.
Worth it even if only for a surprising performance by Martin Short. But IMHO everything about this movie is almost spectacular. It's probably the most accessible Arthurian film that isn't targeted only at kids.
I'm a level 15 Lich!
*shudder* Happily I and another friend were busy when all the rest went to see that movie so we were forewarned of the horror. Properly prepared we went to a midday matinée. As the only ones in the theater we happily mocked the movie viciously from beginning to end.
We inadvertently did the same to Decaprio's three musketeer's movie.
DAMMIT, I can't upload the picture because my ISP informs me that Photobucket.com is not actually a website. Great. Fucking retards.
Anyways, "The Musketeer". Wushu choreography, and Tim Roth delightfully crazy in black leather.
"That's the second time this evening I've been called mad, and I'm beginning to resent it..."
Dismayed By Humanity Since 1992.
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I F'in LOVE This Movie
Dismayed By Humanity Since 1992.
Yeah. Picture pretty much says it all. Lots o' tits, though.
Super Mario Bros gets a nod too, solely because they tried to fuse the fat mushroom-loving plumber with Blade Runner.
most Steven Seagal movies are terrible, but this one had Tommy-Lee Jones and a battleship. Plus some funny and quotable dialogue.
The sequel sucked, though (primarily due to the lack of Mr Jones and USS Missouri)
It's still bad, though. Me and a friend watched this, pretty much pointing out random ridiculous stuff they did in the context of a D&D game.
"Lol, rogue missed his reflex save, shouldn't he have evasion by now?"
I love this movie.
Best part has to be when he
[spoiler:7e1cf4aebb]puts on the shades for the first time and sees the message on money "This is your God"[/spoiler:7e1cf4aebb]
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People consider it a "Bad" movie?
The only reason I like this movie is for the space battles, which are actually pretty damn good and the special effects, other than that......yeah.
and
I don't consider this to be a bad movie, but other people might. It is just such a hilarious movie.
"My BLT drive on my computer just went AWOL and I got this big project due tomorrow, and if I don't get it in he's gonna ask me to commit harry carrey."
Classic.
Well, my Dad hates it but then, my Dad likes Whitesnake.
As for Starship Troopers, Paul Verhoeven, extreme violence and limb separating action, unnecessary nudity and co-ed shower action.......Winner.
I've never ever heard anyone else ever acknowledge the movies exists, so I've never actually heard an opion on it. But I know it's not a very good movie, but dear god if I don't love it.
The Rock
The Mummy Movies
Fifth Element
I could go on forever...
The fact that Starlancer was practically based off the movie's battle scenes helped a tiny bit.
How can you not love a movie were Steven Segal dies in the first 15 minutes.