movies/tv What are your guilty pleasure movies?

[Alex Z 848]

Super Mario Bros.

Spider-Man 3

The Cat in The Hat

The Room

Troll 2

Kickassia

Etc.

[Megas 27,783]

Most bad movies in general

[LZRD WZRD 1,929]

The Star Wars Prequels

 

Equestria Girls

[Princess-Sunbutt 268]

 

 

Troll 2

 

Someone else likes that movie to!

 

 

 

I also really like the Sonic OVA even though its one of the worst animated things Ive ever seen, the plot is a mess, its strangely sexual and the voice acting.....dear god. I still love it anyway...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsdhSbl8qb8

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

Sharknado is my biggest. After that there's:

 

1. Flash Gordon (1980)

2. The Room (2003)

3. Highlander 2 (1991)

4. Godzilla (1998)

5. Dracula 2000

[ShadowPirateX 600]

The Transformers films by Michael Bay. I really don't get the hate, to be honest.

Edited November 2, 2014 by ShadowPirateX

[TheJLeeTeam 914]

Good Burger. I found it very amusing and I like a lot of the jokes. It's cheesy but in a good way hence the title Good Burger.

[MidnightBloom 84]

Teen movies like Mean Girls, Heathers, The Breakfast Club and Clueless. 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

Transformers (2007) - Despite its flaws, I can still find enough to like it. Which is more than I can say for its sequels.

[Guest]

Highschool Musical.

 

All.. of.. them.  -_-

[DiscordedCelestia 102]

Teen movies like Mean Girls, Heathers, The Breakfast Club and Clueless. 

I think those movies are pretty well recieved.

Anyways, mine would have to be The Wizard, a Fred Savage movie that involves Nintendo.

[MidnightBloom 84]

I think those movies are pretty well recieved.

Anyways, mine would have to be The Wizard, a Fred Savage movie that involves Nintendo.

yeah i absolutely love them, but within my circle of friends, they're not really that well-liked :/ and if we're hanging out and marathoning movies, my choices get left out for being boring and bad -_- 

 

i forgot The Princess Diaries as well as a couple of M. Night Shyamalan movies. ^{I love The Village plz don't hurt me} 

[DiscordedCelestia 102]

i forgot The Princess Diaries as well as a couple of M. Night Shyamalan movies. ^{I love The Village plz don't hurt me} 

Yeah, I enjoy some of Shyamalan's early work, like signs and Sixth Sense.

 

Another guilty pleasure of mine is also the name of a song. Breakfast at Tiffany's.

[Hovershy 3,814]

Haha, yeah definitely Mean Girls, I never watched it as a kid, but I saw it it in Sociology class about a year ago. It's such a cliche high school girl movie, but it's just so good!  I would never admit it in person though. 

[GrauWitz 1,010]

Diamonds are Forever (1971)

Superman III (1983)

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)

 

Edited November 2, 2014 by GrauWitz

[Misty Rose 3,216]

Are there any movies you love or enjoy that everyone else seems to hate? Then this is the thread to list them

 

To name a few I've liked over the years that most people seem to hate:

 

Son of the Mask

 

X-Men: The Last Stand

 

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

 

Seed of Chucky

 

The Cat in the Hat

 

Many more......

 

And....White Chicks I know alot of people HATE that movie, but I can't even count the number of times I've seen it from my childhood up to now. Everyone in my family that we've watched it with likes it too. So it's definitely my Number 1 Gulity Pleasure movie

[Sintanan 151]

Robin Hood Men In Tights

Anything Monty Python.

[Probably Lee 197]

Sharkboy and Lavagirl. The Childhood feels, man.

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

- Despicable Me (both movies). I cringe and enjoy it when watching it. Though I don't think everybody hates it.

 

- For some reason, I want to watch the Star Wars Prequels even though people around me didn't enjoy them. I want to watch them because I want to see how bad they are. However, I did see scenes from Episode 3 on YouTube that I thought were laughable.

[Megachangeling12 109]

Fox and the hound 2 most people,e tend to say it was horrible but I liked it just as much as the original .

[LZRD WZRD 1,929]

I don't believe in using the term guilty pleasure myself. Even if something doesn't entertain or impress me in conventional ways, if I do in fact enjoy it, it must excel at connecting with me in other ways. Saying I feel guilty about liking something to me submits undue authority to the masses or critics or simple conventional analysis in my opinion. /end rant

 

Movies that I enjoy despite there being flaws or despite them not being well received by others include:

 

 

Alien 3 - I think in this day and age people are starting to open their hearts to David Fincher's bastard sequel to Aliens, especially with the appearance of the assembly cut (which I have not actually seen). Even the theatrical version is a movie I enjoy immensely and just may be my second favorite movie in the franchise behind Alien.

 

 

Mumfie's Quest or Magic Adventures of Mumfie

 

 

Please tell me someone here has seen this movie/series or whatever it is! This thing was my freakin childhood and is in my top 3 most watched movies of all time. I just watched it for the first time in years a few months back and it held up very well. It's criminally under recognized imo. It's not perfect, but damn it, this movie deserves to be seen! If you like MLP, I'm sure you'd at least get some enjoyment out of this. Seriously, go watch it. It has endearing characters and some awesome songs! There's even a freakin PMV of one of them! Are you serious? Bronies have really left their mark on everything!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3TR6hjzHVI

[King Sejong 859]

   The Lady and the Tramp 2 Scamp's Adventure is my favourite direct-to-video Disney film, it was also the last film I bought on VHS, ironically it was the first Disney film I bought on DVD. Scamp and Angel were great together, I like the fact it was a new generation, using the new characters to full advantage, while it was good to see the returning characters, I really it when the story shifts focus to new faces and names. The songs were pretty good, the animation was spectacular, Alyssa Milano and Scott Wolf did a great job voicing Scamp and Angel, this is the quintessential Disney family film, everyone can watch it and enjoy it, the cast of characters kind of reminds me of the Apple family, there is friction yet affection, Lady and the Tramp 2 is a rarity, for can Disney sometimes forget the dynamics and duplicity a family really is, this sequel is a wonderful, poetic motion picture. 

[Megas 27,783]

I'm gonna be a hipster and not say the Star Wars Prequels(1 and 3) and Crystal Skull, I legitimately enjoy those.

 

My real answer is probably Undefeatable and the Problem Child movies(the first two)

Edited March 20, 2015 by Megas75

[SCS 7,537]

The Room, the Paranormal Activity series, and Fear Clinic. The Room obviously sucks, but it sucks in a way that's beautiful and amazing. The last two receive a lot of criticism but I think they're pretty fucking interesting.

[Steel Accord 6,660]

Robocop.

 

Now some of you might raise your eyebrow at this because that movie is considered very good. Thing is, I have a very different definition of what defines a "guilty pleasure" than most. After all, many would call this show absolute crap but we obviously find great meaning and enjoyment in it. So from their perspective, it is a guilty pleasure even though we would say it's not.

 

The usual definition is "something you know is bad but you enjoy it despite it's glaring flaws." Thing is for me, irony is anathema. If I enjoy something, it's because I genuinely think it's good. For instance most people would call the Transformer movies a guilty pleasure if they enjoy them, but I'm sincere in that I think they are good movies. Not the best, but they're up there in terms of my favorite adaptations of the franchise. I certainly like them better than the G1 cartoon. (Save for the movie, that's absolute gold.)

 

Now Robocop, on the other hand is a very good movie, one of the best, however it's message is in direct opposition to everything I stand for. It demonizes the private sector, has advanced A.I. be either lethally shoddy, useless, or a tool of evil, and depicts the struggle of man vs. machine as opposed to the transhuman union of such.

 

Judge Dredd and Dredd both. The former not for the reasons you think but both for similar reasons to the above. Both movies depict the centralized public and government authorities as being ultimately in the right and liberty and the individual as only leading to chaos.

 

Even with all that though, I can't help but root for both Murphy and Dredd. So for that reason, those movies are my guilty pleasures.

Edited March 20, 2015 by Steel Accord