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Movies you're ashamed to like
- Thread starter FaceHugger
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Batman Vs. Superman (especially the Dir. Cut) is a very good film that just happens to be a very poor springboard for an attempted DCU.
I treat the movie like the equivalent of a standalone graphic novel and in that sense I really, really like it.
None. My tastes range from kids movies to horrible z-grade horror films. That being said, some of Era would seemingly run you down with pitchforks if you said that you liked any Zack Synder movie (except for maybe Watchmen).
Now that I think about it some more, probably anything from Polanski.
Now that I think about it some more, probably anything from Polanski.
The Man In The Iron Mask.
I like Leo and his movies, but this has such a special place in my heart. It also has two of my favorite actors in it: Jeremy Irons and John Malkovich.
I like Leo and his movies, but this has such a special place in my heart. It also has two of my favorite actors in it: Jeremy Irons and John Malkovich.
Yup, the first one is actually pretty okay. It has a good atmosphere that none of the others had.
Just the right amount of cheese, and a solid take on my favourite comic book character.
So fucking dumb with anachronisms aplenty in terms of music, but so SO fun. Also, "He will rock you." GTFO! BUT STAY!
IMO, the first three movies are good. Breaking Dawn Part 1 though is a real piece of shit and Part 2 is enjoyable enough if you've already seen the others but I definitely wouldn't call it good.
Ashamed is too strong a word so I am uneasy about liking-
1) The Pianist by Polanski
2) Bad Teacher- I find it very funny idk , most don't.
3) Revenge of the sith
4) Sound of music- All songs are earworms.
5) Midnight in Paris by Allen.
1) The Pianist by Polanski
2) Bad Teacher- I find it very funny idk , most don't.
3) Revenge of the sith
4) Sound of music- All songs are earworms.
5) Midnight in Paris by Allen.
I hate the fact that I really enjoy the themes, production values, music, and horror of Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend, because so much of it is shock shlock, offensive garbage, and gratuitous sex, and I actively hate so much of it... but I still like it, damn it.
My list is little too long to mention.
Sometimes mindless entertainment is exactly what the doctor ordered, and I always try to keep in the back of my mind that it not only takes a usually insane amount of people to make a movie, but the movie itself was almost always the idea of someone first, so it was their "baby" so to speak.
Simply put, I recognize the fact there is usually a lot of hard work that goes into making a movie, even the bad ones.
Sometimes mindless entertainment is exactly what the doctor ordered, and I always try to keep in the back of my mind that it not only takes a usually insane amount of people to make a movie, but the movie itself was almost always the idea of someone first, so it was their "baby" so to speak.
Simply put, I recognize the fact there is usually a lot of hard work that goes into making a movie, even the bad ones.
I like it too but I admit the only good thing about the movie was Peter/Lucifer.
HE JUST LEFT...WITH NUTS!
what can I say? I really enjoy how stupid it is.
He's absolutely the best part, but I wouldn't say he's the only good part.
The Happening. Although I like it in a Plan 9 from Outer Space kinda way. It really is hilarious.
The way I hear people rag on it constantly like it's garbage, I wonder if I'm crazy for thinking Mandy is absolutely brilliant and was instantly one of my favorite of all time.
I Second that. It's not perfect. And I guess if your familiar with the comics it's not great. But for what it is: I love it
I was talking to a friend earlier about how now people either love films like the second coming and think everyone should love them too, or that they are the scum of the earth and no one is entitled to like it: you should never be a shamed of what you like (Assuming it's not offensive/illegal/immoral)
No shame when the theater experience was fantastic.
It was like watching movies with a wrestling audience.
I think the cinema cut is meh at best, but I really do enjoy the Ultimate Cut of BVS.
Ready player one
It seems like everyone I've talked to shits on this movie for its admittedly thin plot and over reliance on pop cultural references but I've seen it several times now and still think it's great.
It seems like everyone I've talked to shits on this movie for its admittedly thin plot and over reliance on pop cultural references but I've seen it several times now and still think it's great.
I'm of the belief that no one should be ashamed of films they enjoy...
Oh...
Nevermind... except for this. :)
Oh...
Nevermind... except for this. :)
I was a DOA fan back then, and was given free tickets to go see this on release. Fully expected the worst.
And it was fine. Not a great movie, the villain's motivation was stupid as hell, but I'd watch it again. Actually I think I've seen it 3 times over the years. It's ... fine.
The 1998 Lost in Space movie tickles me. Gary Oldman is a fun man spider and what's not to like about 90s cgi space spiders in general
I cannot defend myself. All I can say is that it goes down a little easier after the first 10-15 minutes.
How can I dislike any movie putting Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones together in something unapologetically stupid
I cannot defend myself. All I can say is that it goes down a little easier after the first 10-15 minutes.
I also like this movie
How can I dislike any movie putting Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones together in something unapologetically stupid
