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The Room...definitely The Room.

the hangover part 2 magic mike

The Day After Tomorrow

I'm a sucker for apocalyptic movies.

Good Lord, I have a list of them. Let's just launch from Joan Crawford's later years sail through bad 50/60 sci-fi & horror and end with "Bubba-ho-tep".

Zoolander...... "But.... why male models?" "You're kidding, right? We just went over this." Love that line!

Any Michael Bay film. They're mostly crap but I watch anyway.

Attack the Gas Station 2, though I have no idea how it was received in its native South Korea.

I loved Down Periscope as a kid and had the pleasure of watching it on Netflix a few weeks back and I wasn't disappointed. My kids liked it too, so maybe that's gonna be a traditionally beloved piece of crap.

Tommy Lee Jones was delightful to watch in Man of the House. Emotionally repressed no nonsense Texas Ranger is forced to bunk with a bunch of college cheerleaders who witnessed a murder. Gimme.

Kurt Russell is my favorite good "bad" movie star: Big Trouble in Little China, Escape from New York, Overboard. I mean really Kurt, what happened?

Oh! And don't forget the ever charming and highly underrated John Belushi in Continental Divide. His death robbed all of us of a timeline in which Will Ferrell isn't considered funny, and I'm not sure I can forgive him for that. Him, or John Candy. Cool Runnings taught me about perseverance in the face of adversity and how to use a hot plate in a hotel room to cook sausages. WTF guys, you left us all behind.

I also have learned to enjoy an assortment of intellectually stunted kiddie flicks because my brood are all under five. For example, I just sat through my fifth viewing of Rio of the past three days. I've actually started liking Will.I.Am's music, though I suspect this is just a mild case of Stockholm Syndrome...

WhoaMrsBetty wrote:though I suspect this is just a mild case of Stockholm Syndrome...