movies you're embarrassed to admit that you like

Cafe Society
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I’m surprised anyone is embarassed about liking What About Bob?, most people I know love that movie (I hate it).

My guilty pleasure-type flicks:

Tango & Cash - I know it’s awful and it rips off stunts from Jackie Chan flicks, but I love it.

Head - The Monkees’ career killer of a film. I love the way they skewer themselves and their pop status. Some of the songs are pretty good. Plus, I just can’t hate any flick that has the heroes getting stuck inside a vacuum cleaner, finding a pot roach, taking a whiff of it and refering to it as “not one of your standard brands” and "an el Zoomo ".

The Matchmaker - Janeane Garofalo and the Irish scenery make up for the stupid, predictable plot, “komedy” high jinks, and Irish stereotypes in place of character development.

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Crash

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The Shadow. what a great movie. truly a comic book come to life on the big screen

Dead Alive. The most goriest movie-EVER. i could watch it a million times and not get tired of it.

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Bring it on - rather attractive females in cheerleading outfits? I’m not exactly embarressed to admit I like that one…

Meet the Deedles - this movie is absolutely hillarious.

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Who’s That Girl…yep. Even bought it on videotape.

…do I win?

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Dare I say it? Lost in Space. I thought it was pretty funny.

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I liked The Fifth Element.

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Bless the Child. I went to see that because the preview looked pretty cool. When I actually watched the movie, the strangest thing happened - I recognized the movie as a cliched piece of crap, yet at the same time, I enjoyed it. I don’t mean in a so-bad-it’s-good way like MST3K movies or Plan 9, but as it was actually intended to be enjoyed. I can’t even explain to myself why I like it.

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I have seen Strange Brew many many times.

I shall now hide in the corner, shamefully awaiting the wrath of Canadians everywhere.

Take off.
You hosers.

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I rented David Duchovny’s “Playing God” a little while back, and I didn’t think it was half bad, actually.

Ranchoth
(“At least I’m at the beach.”)

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i really like ten things i hate about you even though it’s stupid teenage garbage…some of the lines in it are really funny, and for some reason this makes up for the predictability of the plot. i feel like listing all the movies that are stupid that i DON’T like to prove myself…like the music snob in high fidelity.

i’m down with it, i got the 411, and you’re not gettin’ jiggy with some guy. i don’t care how dope his ride is…my momma didn’t raise no fool.

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I am not exactly embarassed but:
I really really enjoyed Mannequin

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Showgirls

Ok, what do I win? :slight_smile:

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A terribly underrated flick!

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{whisper to Francesca:} We got Annie! {/whisper}

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The 1980 screen version of “Flash Gordon”, with Sam Jones, Chaim Topol, Timothy Dalton, Ornella Muti, and Max von Sydow.

I saw that movie on a night I was depressed(too long a story) and left the theater laughing and much cheered up.

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Valley Girl

Spring Break

Oh, and crazy4chaucer, I also own a much-viewed copy of Spice World.

[Martha Stewart] Decadence. It’s a good thing. [/Martha Stewart]

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North. Love it. Love it. Love it. Could watch it over and over again. I was 12 when it came out, and had a total crush on Elijah Wood–oh wait, still do. sigh Christ, I’m lame.

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I saw that movie in the theater during it’s first run. I didn’t know Heather Graham was in it, but I haven’t seen it since the first time and I didn’t know who she was back then.

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I am a member of the tiny minority of people who think Exorcist II: The Heretic is a great movie.
And I have right here at hand a copy of one of my favorite comedies, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America.
Have I lost all credibility now?