The Cable Guy!
I’m proud I like this… I love the Medival times scenes and it is one of the few Carey movies I like. You can have your Masks and Ace Venturas… Personally I loved his creepy Skip.
Death to Smoochy. I like my comedy black and thought this was quite funny. I could even stand Robin Williams despite himself.
God help me but I even liked Starship Troopers. People melting and fighting Big bugs…
And When did people start hating Romero films?! Land of the Dead was brilliant!
Sorry to shatter your faith, but I loved that movie. I found it hypnotic from the opening shot to the final frame, and was mystified that so many people hated it. The sequence in the church, when Kip lifts Hana up on a rope swing so she can see the frescos…one of the most beautiful scenes ever filmed.
I also couldn’t understand the general panning of King Arthur. Yes, the history was laughable, but that hasn’t stopped plenty of other movies from being well-received. In fact, if one were simply to change the names of the characters and dispense with the “true story behind the legend” bullshit, I’d call it a pretty damned good movie.
I wanted to like The Fifth Element, I really did. But every frame that included Chris Tucker (and there were far, far too many of them) shoved it just that much further beyond the point of redemption.
My favorite Jim Carey role will probably always be Truman Burbank, in The Truman Show. Such a great movie.
The key to enjoying StarShip Troopers is to look at it as a dumbed-down wartime propaganda film. Even then, you might as well watch the movie for the awesome soundtrack. The Klendathu landing theme is one of my favorite military songs of all time. 
Eyes Wide Shut was a brilliant movie.
I’ve seen some bad things said about Crossroads but how can you not love that movie? Of course I am not talking about the Brittney Spears movie. This is the Ralph Macchio as a bluesman movie. Maybe the best soundtrack ever. Seems like a straight-up road/buddy movie then it takes a sudden strange turn when they get to the crossroads. Two things that should make you watch this. Ry Cooder and Steve Vai. Joe Morton is as good as always.
Someone mentioned Let it Ride. I don’t know how this movie is universially thought of but I love it. If you are a gambler I’m not sure how you can not like this movie.
Thank you, Jeebus! I thought I was the only one who liked all those movies. My wife rolls her eyes every time I find one on TV or cable.
TrueLies – I mean how can you go wrong with the Jamie Leigh Curtis striptease.
Fifth Element – Cheesy, idiotic but pretty good visuals
Starship Troopers – giant alien bugs literally ripping people apart. Too cool.
Let it Ride – who wouldn’t want a day like that?
1941 – John Belushi was incredible
Joe vs the Volcano – love looking for the lightning symbol repeated throughout the movie.
Other favorites:
Buckeroo Banzai – I rented this for my son and he walked out of the room after 5 minutes saying that he had never seen anything so idiotic. This from a kid who loves some of the stupidest anime shown on Cartoon Network.
Remo Williams – what a dumb movie but I have to watch it every time it’s on.
Howard the Duck – I know I’m going to get slammed here but I watch it just to laugh at how stupid it was. Also the female duck in the tub had breasts and makes me wonder, “If mammals have mammaries, do birds have aviaries?”
You have just become my best friend. My roommate hates me for this movie (which I own on DVD, along with The Pirate Movie and Strange Brew, two other gems she hates me for).
I’ll also pile on to the love for 1941, A Knight’s Tale, Johnny Dangerously, The Island, Buckaroo Banzai, Remo Williams, and probably a lot more I don’t remember right now. I’ll add Hudson Hawk, which is comedic brilliance, in my mind, and Sahara, which is just plain fun.
I liked Star Trek the Motion Picture too. The soundtrack is especially wonderful. Actually, it’s better than the movie, which still isn’t all that bad.
Another hand up for The Bubble Boy.
I own You’ve got mail - creepy? YES! Stalkerish? YES! But I love it nonetheless.
I also loved Bevus and Butthead.
Kyle’s Mom–but she’s a b*tch.
I think Barbarella is profound. “It amuses the Great Tyrant to resent the expense of feeding orchids to slaves.” Yes! Yes! I so relate to this!
I am also a huge fan of Reform School Girls. “See you in hell, Edna.”
I want to believe this…and part of me does. But I still walked out on it.
Jeepers! I actually made a friend by mentioning the movie Hysterical! Now there’s something I genuinely never thought would happen. Heck, I had no idea Hysterical was even out in DVD format! That’s great to know; I’ve been nursing along my old VHS copy all this time.
So logically, then, that would mean at least one other person besides you and me has seen this movie, unless you yourself are somehow responsible for its DVD release. In any case, thanks for the information, New Best Friend! 