Bad movies that you love anyway
POSTED BY: Kayna
UPDATED: Saturday, June 30, 2007 09:19
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Lake Placid- totally worth it to see Betty White cuss like a sailor!
Deep Rising
Deb
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Leprechaun V: Lep in the Hood - Evil's in the House
Troll
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& Troll 2
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End of story. Nobody can top these movies. I'll let the videos speak for themselves.
Here's a fan vid: Troll 2 is Bringing Sexy Back if you just can't get enough of Troll like me.
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Newsies.
Seriously...
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Clash of the Titans.
This movie was horrible. Some of the acting in it could have come right out of my High School and the discontinuities where so bad that the movie mixed up night and day. Yet, I must have watched that movie a hundred times and it never gets old.
Underworld.
I thought this movie was great, but most people seem to hate it, and I have to admit that when people explain to me why they hated it, I can’t disagree with their criticisms, yet I still like it.
Armageddon.
I liked Armageddon, although I’m not sure that it was really a bad movie. It had some cheese and some really stupid stuff in it, but I think that was intentional and the science was a little more then questionable but so are most scifi movies. I don’t think it was supposed to be realistic or plausible, but rather was intentionally sentimental; the way a play might be overdramatic to emphasize certain emotions. I don’t buy that this was a bad movie, so it doesn't really apply here, but I'll list it anyway.
Spy Kids.
Okay this really wasn’t a bad movie either. In fact, it was pretty good, but it’s also most definitely a kid’s movie that I wouldn’t have imagined would appeal to adults, yet somehow I just liked it.
Nihil est incertius vulgo, nihil obscurius voluntate hominum, nihil fallacius ratione tota comitiorum.
Nothing is more unpredictable than the mob, nothing more obscure than public opinion, nothing more deceptive than the whole political system.
-- Cicero
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Way too many mainstream movies on this list. Can we get any more unoriginal than Armegeddon? I think that's made this list 30 times on 20 posts. Not to mention that the budgets to most of these flicks were so high that they weren't intended to be crappy in the first place. Armegeddon was a disasterous waste of money and talent... standard operating procedure for Hollywood when they're looking to make a quick buck off of the idiot public. And Underworld? That movie was pretty awesome and sexy and had a budget that was higher than every one of the cheesy 80's movies with no-name stars that should make a list like this combined.
Gotta laugh at Popeye though. It took years for me to realize how much I hate Robin Williams.
Imma have to agree with the underdogs too.... the Hollywood movies that didn't make squat and were hated on by critics so much that nobody watched them or even if they did they rode the hate train from the beginning to the end credits. That being said.... yes, Waterworld was and AWESOME movie, and screw you if you disagree, and Freddy Got Fingered made me laugh my ass off. "Look what I'm doing Daddy! Look what I'm doing Daddy!" The Postman was also vastly underrated, but no suprise there since everybody's still riding that hate train on Kostner since Waterworld. "A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." http://www.myspace.com/6ixstringjack
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I got me another one. I have a cousin who's addicted to bad horror films. He loves the things and he got me to watch a few. I gotta say that I really enjoyed Jack Frost. Both of them actually. And I don't mean a family friendly Michael Keaton movie. These are what I believe to be intentionaly bad horror fliks about a psyco killer incarnated as a snowman. And the secon one takes place on a tropical island of all places.
And speaking of Michael Keaton...I like Multiplicity. I know it is a bad movie and I am ashamed but come on. Four is just funny. "You know how when you make a copy of a copy, the second one's sometimes..not quite as bright?"
And Hudson Hawk ROCKS!
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Op: You're fighting a war you've already lost.
Mal: Yeah, well I'm known for that.
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Jack Frost.... now you're talking. I must admit that that ranks very high on my list of horribly awesome movies. Right about the same rung as "Psycho Beach Party". I forgot about that one. Hypnosis, beach babes, multiple personalities and tranny cops. Fun indeed. "A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." http://www.myspace.com/6ixstringjack
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Tank Girl - Always thought Lori Petty was sexy and Naomi Watts as a brunette gear head with a British Accent. Who could ask for more? Plus, Malcolm McDowell can't be beat as a villian.
In The Army Now - Lori Petty (see above) and Pauly Shore. 'Nuff said.
Howard the Duck - A duck from another planet, Lea Thompson and Jeffrey Jones. Need I say more?
Masters of the Universe - I know people dump on it, but it's a classic.
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Any of the Tremors movies (plus the TV series that followed), anything ever made by Russ Meyer.
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Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Bad, bad, bad, bad, bad on so many levels. (No pun intended.) 
Although, having played Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on the old PS1 system years back, I kinda still love this movie. As a long term horror fan, I really SHOULDN'T lol.
I hated the fact that the zombies were rabid and fast on their feet. They gave Jill Valentine black or really dark brown hair and made her kinda cocky and uptight too, which was as far away from the original character as they could get. The plot lacked any real sense of creepiness or creativity.
There weren't any real stand out, gross, memorable moments. Although, when the Nemesis uttered the immortal words 'S.T.A.R.S' in the movie, that was me sold. The movie stayed true to some elements of the game, and while the plot isn't anything special or remotely creepy, it's action packed and 'switch your brain off' viewing. It was funnier than the first one too, and I think that's why I love it.
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Abby Sciouto: "Are either of you guys Libras?"
Tony Dinozzo & Kate Todd: "No."
Abby Sciouto: "Good thing 'cause they are so screwed this week!"
- 'The Good Samaritan', NCIS.
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