Favourite "Guilty Pleasure" Movie
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Without a doubt, Batman Forever.
If only for the great hilarity that comes from two villains trying to out ham one another.
If only for the great hilarity that comes from two villains trying to out ham one another.
Nah, you feel guilty for enjoying a movie when you know it's bad/ridiculous/horribly acted etc, but still watch it just for a giggle.Dulcinea said:
The Never Ending Story- While it's still somewhat popular, people in my generation (United States) only remember it and a lot of other "nostalgic" films from watching the old Disney channel and whenever I play this (or any those others) I get weird looks from my friends.
Twister- Such a horribly written and scripted movie, but the special effects and the hilarity (mostly unintentional) makes this film worth watching.
Twister- Such a horribly written and scripted movie, but the special effects and the hilarity (mostly unintentional) makes this film worth watching.
I should have been more specific. Its the animation in the movies. Not the show. Regardless they are guilty pleasures to me.Dulcinea said:
A fair while back around when it was released on Dvd, I decided to rent it while with 2 of my male cousins, they just sort of looked at me weird and I mentioned that my gf said it was good.aww yea said:
Anyways, it turned out to be a very enjoyable movie. It was just really silly.
I enjoyed the movie "Stay Alive" way too much but can see why it gets paned so much.
"Shoot Em Up" A really cheesy over the top action movie and loved it, it reminds me of Saints Row, mabey thats why I liked it so much.
How is that a guilty pleasure? I thought everyone loved Arnie.putowtin said:
OT: Mamma Mia. I know it's not my usual Arnie/Van Damme/Kurt Russell blow-shit-up-fest but, hell, it's got a brilliant cast and I like Abba. Infact I'm going to go watch it now, and sing along.
Also the digimon movie. Yeah.
Oh, God. For me, I'd have to say Van Helsing, that monster mash-up from a few years ago. It's sadly one of my favourite movies ever. The action is fun, but what I really love is the idea of the Holy Order and its inner workings. I genuinely believe that the movie could have been something special if they had focused it on Van Helsing and his criminal reputation, and how monsters, people, and possibly even the people of the Holy Order hate/fear him.
Also, The Mummy and The Mummy Returns. They were good, stupid fun. The later ones sucked.
Now I've gone and completely embarrassed myself...
Also, The Mummy and The Mummy Returns. They were good, stupid fun. The later ones sucked.
Now I've gone and completely embarrassed myself...
Michael Bay films in general. After a particular period of watching films I thought to myself,"Holy shit, I've just watched five Michael Bay films in a row and thoroughly enjoyed all of them." Purely by accident.
It started with the two Transformers movies then someone randomly said I should watch the Bad Boys films if I haven't already. Then I went to Tesco's and saw The Island on the shelf and decided I'd actually quite liked that film, so I bought it. I have to admit, the man can entertain.
It started with the two Transformers movies then someone randomly said I should watch the Bad Boys films if I haven't already. Then I went to Tesco's and saw The Island on the shelf and decided I'd actually quite liked that film, so I bought it. I have to admit, the man can entertain.
huh... im usually okay with most movies... I guess I would have to say the newer seasons of the simpsons... or the cleveland show
It's been too long, I need to see that again.MetaKnight19 said:
For me, I looove any opportunity I get to pop on Jim Hensen's Labyrinth or The Dark Crystal and settle down with a big mug of tea. Ahhhhh.
Werewolf movies like silver bullet, dog soldiers, ginger snaps, the howling, American werewolf in London, etc. Horror movies of all kind are basically a guilty pleasure