Bad movies you love
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Flash Gordon and Dollman.
If you don't watch at least one of these movies, you can't quite say you have lived. I know they have hyperbole attached to them, which damages them quite a bit, but that being said, If you don't see Flash Gordon, you can't sing the Queen songs based off the movie anymore.
Also: Dollman. It's kind of hard to find, but look it up. I am not joking. It has a pre-Little Children/Watchmen Jackie Earle Haley playing a gangster that just screams.
It is one of the greatest movies ever made.
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It knew how easy it was for me to find two bad movies that are amazing.
If you don't watch at least one of these movies, you can't quite say you have lived. I know they have hyperbole attached to them, which damages them quite a bit, but that being said, If you don't see Flash Gordon, you can't sing the Queen songs based off the movie anymore.
Also: Dollman. It's kind of hard to find, but look it up. I am not joking. It has a pre-Little Children/Watchmen Jackie Earle Haley playing a gangster that just screams.
It is one of the greatest movies ever made.
CAPTCHA: easy as pie.
It knew how easy it was for me to find two bad movies that are amazing.
Night at the Roxbury. I used to listen to the entire soundtrack every night in bed when I was ten.
almost anything involving Jack Black comes to mind.
A close 2nd would be Advent Children, so stupid and nonsensical that it is just good.
The Resident Evil movie franchise, it's kind of a guilty pleasure of mine.
A close 2nd would be Advent Children, so stupid and nonsensical that it is just good.
The Resident Evil movie franchise, it's kind of a guilty pleasure of mine.
The Room... Enough said. If any of you want a HORRENDOUS movie that is trying to be serious, go for The Room. It'll be a barrel of laughs.
Robocop 3. Even though its famous for having flaws in every single scene, and the Robot Ninja was a are terrible idea(i mean what the f?), i find it more enjoyable then Robocop 2.
Men in Black 2, for some reason i can rewatch this anytime, maybe its the soundtrack, or the stupid jokes, or the pacing, or all together, i have no idea. Strange because i dont like the villain at all, other then her music theme.
Gremlins 2. Wait, this is NOT a bad movie. Its actually one of the most awesome thing ever made.
+ all Godzilla movies(NOT the american one)
Men in Black 2, for some reason i can rewatch this anytime, maybe its the soundtrack, or the stupid jokes, or the pacing, or all together, i have no idea. Strange because i dont like the villain at all, other then her music theme.
Gremlins 2. Wait, this is NOT a bad movie. Its actually one of the most awesome thing ever made.
+ all Godzilla movies(NOT the american one)
The original Tron. Oh, don't look at me like that. Well all know that Tron falls under the 'so bad it's good' category these days.
Considering that the bulk of my taste is 80's cheesy B-movie horror comedy, probably everything.
This is a hard question to answer since most movies that I like I dont consider bad, quite a few of those have already made this list. But I'm sure I'm the only one in the world that actually liked "Jennifer's Body".
They're mostly movies that grew up with, the type of movie that when ever I think of good childhood memories spring to mind.
Space Jam, Good Burger, Jurassic Park 2 and Independence Day are the only ones that really come to mind right now. All of them are pretty awful, but damn it I will gladly sit down and watch them all.
For something more recent: Shoot-em up, basically everytime someone other then Clive Owen spoke was a little terrible, but god damn I love it. This should be part of a class on how to do brainless action right, I mean even if you hated the movie and were barely paying attention you probaby remember half this nonsense.
Space Jam, Good Burger, Jurassic Park 2 and Independence Day are the only ones that really come to mind right now. All of them are pretty awful, but damn it I will gladly sit down and watch them all.
For something more recent: Shoot-em up, basically everytime someone other then Clive Owen spoke was a little terrible, but god damn I love it. This should be part of a class on how to do brainless action right, I mean even if you hated the movie and were barely paying attention you probaby remember half this nonsense.