Spinoff: Bad movie you Love
 

So in a spinoff to the movies everyone loves but you hate...

What are some bad movies that you actually enjoy?

Some of mine:

**Dirty Dancing - okay I'm sorry it's a bad movie. Bad dialouge, bad story - but I LOVE it lol
**Mannequin - ONe of my favorite 80's movies
**Encino Man and Son-in-Law - lol...I don't know why - I always liked those movies
**Ghostbusters 2 - I like it better than the first -used to watch it literally every single day when I was in 5th grade lol...

Santa Claus Conquers The Martians :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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I got that for a buck at Virgin before Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've never even heard of that movie- but it sure sounds like a real winner :laugh:

Which reminds me - there's also a bad 80's movie I think it's called "Santa Clause the Movie" - it's got Dudley Moore in it as an elf - I love that movie as well :nod:

The Faculty. Love it.

Let's see...

They Live
Killer Klowns From Outer Space (popcorn monsters!)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake)
Willard
Drowning Mona
Cecil B. Demented
Anything with Whoopi :laugh:
Born Yesterday (remake with Melanie Griffith)
Cherry 2000
Tales From the Darkside: The Movie
Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion
The Statement
Midnight In the Garden of Good and Evil

I dare anyone to list Catwoman. :laugh:

Did anyone actually see that!?!

I never saw Catwoman. I did, unfortunately see Batman & Robin :eek:

:eek: Me, too.

Alicia Silverstone in leather. I couldn't get an erection for weeks.

Uma wasn't too thrilling either.

I doubt it. Berry looked like a first-time dominatrix and Sharon Stone looked like she'd been locked in a basement for months without any sunlight. Gawd, one was nominated for an Oscar, the other one won an Oscar. Who would have guessed?

Ugh, green was not that girls color. She looked like a pea-soup nightmare.

How they went so wrong after having Kim Basinger, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nicole Kidman in the other ones is beyond me.

First off - LOVE Romy and Michelle lol...

And BY reminds me of another addition to my list:

Milk Money with Melanie Griffith and Ed Harris

I kind of like that movie, even though it's ridiculous. It's fun fluff. :thumbsup:

Okay, now this is so totally my kind of list.

Romy & Michelle's
Milk Money (it's soooo bad, and I watch it everytime it's on)
Never Been Kissed
Ever After
Son-in-Law
Valley Girl
Flashdance
Showgirls
Cruel Intentions
The Peanut Butter Solution
Swing Shift
Overboard
Exit to Eden
Simply Irresistible
Tin Cup
Drop Dead Fred
Untamed Heart
While You Were Sleeping
Sabrina (new version)
Pump up the Volume
You've Got Mail
French Kiss
I.Q.
Dirty Dancing

Clearly, I have a thing for fluff. Preferably cheesy romantic comedy fluff.

I loooovvveeee Romy & Michelle.

But my biggest guilty pleasure?

Spice World. I have no shame.

I liked those too, and:
The Shadow
The Getaway (remake with Baldwin and Basinger)
U Turn
Jimmy Hollywood
Space Truckers
Hollow Point
Outbreak
S.F.W
The Ref
Blown Away

Romy

Exit to Eden - wow didn't know anyone actually liked that one :laugh:

And Untamed Heart - love that movie...

The other two...I didn't know those were considered bad lol - I LOVE those movies...

I'm way into fluff too though - I like a nice fluffy movie :nod:

Oh my word, we were separated at birth. :laugh:

I love ALL of those movies. Got Swing Shift for Christmas, too. :D Love Christine Lahti in that one.

Exit To Eden, my god. I saw that when I was 14 in the theater. I didn't know if I was gay or straight after seeing Rosie in bondage gear. And Iman? Was a hoot.

Exit to Eden is SO bad that it makes me laugh like a maniac... it's painful. The acting, especially Dana Delaney and her love slave... so bad so bad so bad, and I love them. I guess it's more a trainwreck for me- whenever it's on, I can't look away.

You've Got Mail & While You Were Sleeping are totally bad. But in the best way.

I didn't know that was considered a bad movie, I thought it was fabulous. One of the funniest I've ever seen. Glynnis Johns as the mother was pure evil. Spacey and Davis seemed so believable, too.

GIRL POWER! :makes peace sign:

Dude, hardly anyone even remembers Swing Shift!! I love it. Have you watched any of Jack and Bobby? Christine Lahti is banging Bradley Cooper (Will from Alias) and it compels me for some reason.

And you've seen the Peanut Butter Solution?!?!?!

Did you watch it all the way through until the credits were finished so that you could hear Rosie's impression of Iman? :rolleyes: :laugh:

Gawd, one of the worst movies ever made. I mean, it's Ishtar bad.

I've seen it a few times and think she's fab in it. But she's ALWAYS good. They desperately need to bring back Cooper to Alias, though.

Of course I've seen the Peanut Butter Solution, I own it. :xoxo: I love all the old 80s kids flicks, I grew up with them. Ever seen The Land of Faraway with Christian Bale and Timothy Bottoms? I LOVE that one. I even own Garbage Pail Kids: The Movie. :eek: Let's see, what about Kidco? Or The Purple People Eater?

Just thought of another - Newsies :laugh: LOVE it

Me too, give me a movie on top of my cocoa, please. Mmmmmm... cocoa. :laugh:

I love 16 Candles, Practical Magic, Dodgeball, Liar Liar, Hope Floats... thinking too... hard ;)

I consider it a very funny movie too but the reviews I had read weren't flattering. :shrug:

Romy

I love Romy and Michele too. :thumbsup:

Dodgeball
The Sweetest Thing
Message in a Bottle
Sweet Home Alabama

Eh, American critics adore swill like A Beautiful Mind and Forrest Gump, so I never listen to them. :laugh:

It's hard to explain why some bad movies are entertaining while others just suck. I love all these movies.

Robot Monster (The worst movie ever made, as far as I can tell -- the "Mime of Love" scene is one I will take to my grave)

Voyage Into Space (a CLASSIC piece of **** -- do you remember little schoolboy Johnny Sokko, in his shorts & suspenders, who commands Giant Robot to beat up the bad guys by speaking into his watch?)

The Incredible Mr. Limpet (Loved it as a child & still do -- it's perfect for newfangled postmodern interpretations)

Babes in Toyland (Disney junk but I love it)

Million Dollar Legs (Probably the worst movie W.C. Fields ever made, but still a hoot -- although you laugh at it as often as you laugh with it)

It's Pat (One of the damnedest things I've ever seen)

Another Man's Poison (Bette Davis & Co. on the English moors)

Slightly Scarlet (Noir with plenty of howlers)

The Poseidon Adventure/The Towering Inferno/Earthquake (Watching people die in large numbers is very amusing in a typical Irwin Allen production)

War of the Gargantua (My personal pick of the men-in-rubber-suits-attack-Tokyo genre. This one features a camp classic moment: Sophisticated lounge singer aboard a cruise ship singing "The Words Get Stuck in My Throat," only to be gobbled up seconds later by the sea monster, which spits out her clothes after consuming her flesh)

Detour (A noir classic, & a damned fun movie to watch; but it's baaad . . . it's like a spoof of a parody of a pastiche of noir conventions)

All Fall Down (More post-Freudian stuff from William Inge)

Valley of the Dolls (Vapid & hysterical, this mess has something to do with pill-popping young women who claw their way to the top of the entertainment profession, only to plummet back to Earth in a fireball. There are scenes of supreme, howlingly painful badness that will live forever)

National Lampoon's Senior Trip (unfortunately, less fun than a lot of the other stupendously bad movies, but Rob Moore shines)

Splendor in the Grass (Freudian camp about adolescents who don't get enough sex & who subsequently go insane -- as one critic said, "the old corn, fermented in a new way")

Naked Gun, etc.

Plan 9 from Outer Space (nicely representative of Ed Wood's oeuvre)

The Thief of Baghdad (Steve Reeves version)

Balalaika (Nelson Eddy in a flop operetta -- best howler number is "Ride, Cossack, Ride")

The Star (Great Bette Davis tantrum -- Sterling Hayden gets it this time)

Beyond the Forest (Bette Davis, sweating from pent-up sexuality, swings her hips around & growls "What a dump!")

Naughty Marietta (Entertaining atrocity with Jeanette Macdonald & Nelson Eddy -- when those two profiles come together singing "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life," it's peerless)

Isle of the Dead (Val Lewton at low -- very low -- ebb)

Thank you!!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I've said this before. Showgirls :laugh:

I LOVE Splendor! "I'm a good little, good little, good little girl!"

I liked Splendor, too, but it was irritating, of course. I just really love Natalie Wood... :p

Voyage Into Space is just a few episodes of the TV series stitched together. The actual episodes were even worse than the "movie." Lord, was that bad.

If it wasn't for "Sweet Mysteries of Life, " Naughty Marietta would be unwatchable. And Frank Morgan is at his most obnoxious in every one of his scenes.

Jason Robards alone made Isle of the Dead unwatchable, but it's worth watching at least once for the ridiculous dialogue. Hilariously bad but incredibly entertaining. No wonder horror films get bad raps, though.

If you thought Valley of the Dolls was a hoot, you should check out Russ Meyer's "sequel," Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. That hack Roger Ebert even co-wrote it. Valley of the Dolls still wasn't anywhere near as campy, trashy, or hilariously bad as the book. But it is only rated PG, after all.

Wood was good, but my god, Kazan certainly hit a new low with that one. Loved when Wood exclaimed that she wasn't "spoiled." :laugh:

OH.MY.GOD. I love Spice World!!!!!!! :laugh: :thumbsup:

"When the rabbit of chaos is pursued by the ferret of disorder through the fields of anarchy, it is time to hang your pants on the line of darkness. Whether they are clean or not." :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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"I'm a lovely, virginal creature who wouldn't think of being spoiled." I can quote that movie almost in its entirety. :eek:

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She obviously didn't read the script before signing on the dotted line. That movie is so awful it's good. :nod: