[Movies] What is your biggest guilty pleasure movie?

[Deleted]

Mine's Battlefield Earth. Absolutely atrocious movie in almost every regard, but I just can't get enough of John Travolta's deliciously corny evil laughing.

"While you were still learning to spell your name, I was being trained to conquer galaxies!"

[Magicalcrab]

I have nothing to add.

[Ciddy]

I actually enjoyed those Kevin Costner movies that got bad reviews like Waterworld and Postman. I am kind of a sucker for anything in a post-apocalyptic setting and am not really a huge movie critic in general, so maybe that's why.

Also Armageddon.

[Khain]

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. I don't care what people say I had a lot of fun with that movie.

[Bathory]

Pootie tang



Louis CK wrote the original script

[Ratyrel]

I watch rom coms with no depth and meaning. I find them highly entertaining if they're not too cringey.

[ItachiZaku]

I like Amanda Bynes movies. And Friends With Benefits. And that Ryan Gosling one with Emma Stone and Steve Carell.

[Sodka]

Personally I liked Water World; which a lot of people did not care for apparently but for me I did not think it was all that terrible and rather enjoyable.



Also Wild Wild West I enjoyed as well.

[Arngrim310]

Van Helsing, not a good movie at all but man will I watch it every time it's on.

[Ciddy]

Van Helsing, not a good movie at all but man will I watch it every time it's on.

I liked Van Helsing too. Also, I thought that one vampire chick in the movie was even hotter than Kate Beckinsale.

[Arngrim310]

I liked Van Helsing too. Also, I thought that one vampire chick in the movie was even hotter than Kate Beckinsale.

Agreed, plus even though they are 100% CGI, I felt the werewolves in that movie were spot on to what I always imagined them to be.

[Deleted]

I think this is my biggest guilty pleasure. Can't remember another movie i am ashamed of enjoying but i'm sure there is more

[Vertigo2106]

Mindless comedies like Grown ups, Grown ups 2 when Kevin James pulls out the inflatable raft from his pants yelling "Like a raft out of hell" almost killed me, i seriously could not breathe.

[Val the Moofia Boss]

Galaxy Quest for me!

[Ratyrel]

Agreed, plus even though they are 100% CGI, I felt the werewolves in that movie were spot on to what I always imagined them to be.

I totally agree - Van Helsing is one of those films that really merited many many sequels and never got them.

[Thrif]

Also Wild Wild West I enjoyed as well.

I'll never understand why that movie is so lowly rated by so many people. Quirky and fun characters, Q-esque inventions including a whole train, set in a fascinating and charming era, a giant mechanospider that shoots fireballs, transgender disguises with best fake breast-discussions and homoerotic jokes, and a fucking badass cripple as the main villain. You'll never see a cripple being a badass villain in todays movies, I bet today they can only be portrayed as heroes and extremely strong willed people that can overcome any challenge easy as nothing.

Continuing from there, I also really enjoyed Hancock. People often forget about it when they talk superhero movies, but it was a really different take on one.

[Sodka]

I'll never understand why that movie is so lowly rated by so many people. Quirky and fun characters, Q-esque inventions including a whole train, set in a fascinating and charming era, a giant mechanospider that shoots fireballs, transgender disguises with best fake breast-discussions and homoerotic jokes, and a fucking badass cripple as the main villain. You'll never see a cripple being a badass villain in todays movies, I bet today they can only be portrayed as heroes and extremely strong willed people that can overcome any challenge easy as nothing.

Continuing from there, I also really enjoyed Hancock. People often forget about it when they talk superhero movies, but it was a really different take on one.

I was the same way in wondering why so many people did not like this movie; Granted it was not a great movie but it wasn't a terrible movie either. Hancock was a good movie also i thought. It was from a different aspect of a Super-Hero and went into how someone with amazing powers can still fall down in so many different ways; which I thought was well done.

[NightZero88]

I have nothing to add.

[Damajin]

Gummo.



I want to thank Dax Riggs and his old band Agents of Oblivion for using a clip from this movie in their album and making me go seek it out so I could marvel at the WTClusterfuck of it all.

[Deleted]

I have nothing to add.

I had no idea there was a street fighter movie, I really need to see this!