the bill and ted movies and bio dome they were hilarious movies i like the stupid humor in them oh yeah Dude wheres my car those are great movies comeon you cant sa there bad! they were GRREEEAAT!

Bill & Ted movies were most triumphant, no shame in them.

The stop action, Rankin and Bass Christmas specials rocked! There's a Bumble climbing up my Christmas tree as I type this. (He's not afraid, 'cause Bumble's bounce!)

No, the movie I was shocked and mortified to find surprisingly watchable and entertaining was....

Spice World.

I'm going to go shoot myself now. ;)

I'll load the gun for you if you like. ;)

Deflock. Use hollow points. I want this to be over with quickly.

Actually, there are two things that are incredibly entertaining in Spice World, so entertaining, in fact, that the fluff in between them becomes enduarble with the right combination of psychoactive chemicals. To wit: Roger Moore turns in what may well be the best performance of his entire career as the fellow the tour manager calls whenever things go wrong. The following was delivered while stroking a white piglet (in previous scenes it was a cat, then a rabbit): " 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. " Pure comedy gold, that.

The other thing that really gets me is that the bad guy is Richard O'Brien, who you may remember as the writer of and the Lips and Riff-Raff in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", and Mr. Hand from "Dark City", his next role after Spice World. Much of the sinister madness that was part and parcel of Mr. Hand came through in Spice World, though in a much smaller and campier way.

I would never go so far as to say that this was a good movie, but it could, in time, become a cult classic. So bad it's entertaining.

My guilty pleasure is 'Boiler Room'... and all my coworkers give me all kinds of shit for liking it as well. But you have to love the line

"Ok, I want you back up you computer to this floppy disk."

Lilo and Stitch

Joofoo, tell em to put a cork in it, Boiler Room rocked! The only thing that could have made it better would be no Bennifer Affleck.

I seem to remember liking some childrens movie along the lines of "My little pony". I was always so happy when the ponies escaped the schmoose or whatever it was. Ahem.... Now I think I'm going to drive some cars and eat some red meat (manhood booster).

UHF - the Weird Al movie. Actually, it was a really funny b-movie with a few soon-to-be-famous people in it (michael richards, fran drescher). Terribly great movie.

I kinda liked Battlefield Earth. :D

Nothing wrong with that movie IMO....

Fra-gee-lay! Must be Italian.


Great holiday classic

I saw UHF a long time ago, and laughed so hard it hurt. But you have to be in the right mood. Liking that movie is not all that embarassing, becuse I was really young when I saw it. On the other hand, these I'm embarassed to say I really like.

The Lion King;
Finding Nemo

Why would you be ashamed to admit you like those movies? They're both great movies! You seem to have the same mentality as my roommate who thinks family movies are just for kids. He won't even watch Finding Nemo, despite the fact that I've told him it's hilarious on several occasions.

My weakness is cheesy Sci-fi... In fact, the worse it is, the more I seem to enjoy it! :) I could watch movies like Spacehunter (yes, in it's original 3D cheesy goodness), Space Truckers, and Moon 44 all day.

I'm pathetic... :D

the police acadamy movies! c'mon people they are gold
and revenge of the nerds !

I cried at the end of A Walk to Remember.

I want to hate myself, but I don't :)

Hey, I LIKED XXX, Bad Boys, and Cable Guy, dammit. :o :p

dy156,
Nothing wrong with either Lion King or Finding Nemo.

That opening scene in the Lion King where the Animals come to the presentation of the infant Simba may be one of the single most effective first scenes in all of cinema. Above and beyond performances by Nathan Lane as Timon, Jeremy Irons as Scar, and Cheech Marin and Whoopi Goldberg as Hyenas. It really is a great movie.

Finding Nemo is also a well written, well executed, and well acted movie. Ellen Degeneris in particular is funnier and more engaging in this movie than she ever was or is likely to be in anything else.

Face it, with a few exceptions (Pocahontas, and most of the sequals) Disney Movies are really quite good if they don't have any Disney Characters in them.

Joe Dirt
Mystery Men
The Ladies Man
Undercover Brother
Free Enterprise
Ishtar------> just kidding, I'm not that bad!

boiler room was sick... i know a lot of people that hated it.. i liked it..

i enjoyed t3 when i watched it.. but that was with 6 beers. :)

Space Truckers and LAST ACTION HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ive always liked The Cable Guy and the Bill and Ted movies.

I'm dating myself here but there was a Tom Hanks flick called Joe Versus the Volcano that everyone panned Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan for. I loved it. He was going to jump into a volcano cause he had brain cloud - a disease that prevented the hemispheres of his brain from communicating.

I'll be quiet now.

Jeepers Creepers 2

i'm still in therapy, so maybe it's just the drugs that make me watch it.
naked.
under a lamp shade.
with the spanish audio.
holding a gyro takeout meal from down the street.

Navy SEALS
Bloodsport
Above the law
etc.

These were movies my friends and I watched when we were in school, now they are a guilty pleasure, such crap, but such fond memories.

The crush
Harley Davidson and Marlboro Man

Get It On

Its just the cheerleaders that do something for me.

^ You mean Bring it On? :)

---
Gigli.

Yes, I must have been living in a hole that month because I missed all of Gigli's bad publicity and went to see it. I don't know if they were pumping Oxygen into the theater or what, but I enjoyed the movie. If I watched it again, I might probably hate it. But I laughed a lot. Who knows.

i would have to say that i love every jim carey movie, the only one that i havent seen that i can think of is the majestic, and all my friends and family give me constant crap for it. i think he is a comic genious and find him really funny but everybody else hates him.

another movie i got out the other day and loved was 24 hour party people. it is about tony wilson and how he brought punk music into the light in a manor of speaking and how he created factory records and help get bands like joy division (and later new order) and the happy mondays records out there and how he started the hacienda club and had some of the first raves.

this movie also no one i know but myself liked

pirates of the carribean
seriously, it rocks.

Just Married... man, I about died when she threw that huge ashtray at his head... who does that?

I looved that movie! The bright colors:D! I must admit that I enjoyed Lilo and Stitch a great deal too...

I think it was called "MechWarrior", a late eighties attempt to take on BattleTech. Sooooo Cool.

oh yeah, anyone remember flight of the navigator?

I like all those movies too.

Joe Dirt
anything with a porn star gone actor is in. :P

Hate to say it, but I would say that one movie that suprised me was "A Walk To Remember".

I guess that I could kind of relate to it in a way. But just thought that it was an overall well done movie.

Most of these are going to be a few years old, at least.

Down Periscope. I love stupid military comedies.

Mystery Men -- yeah, me too.

Back to School (Rodney Dangerfield)

Soldier (Kurt Russell)

Cabin Boy (Pauly Shore)

Little Nicky

Howard The Duck I thought it was cute and Grease

Notting Hill

The Walking Dead

The Beach(i know i know)

Harry Potter Series