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[Agent 76]

I bought one of Van Damme's latest direct-to-dvd movies.

he's the man!

[Cruiserweight]

Well Diamonds Are Forever is my favorite bond film. Does that count?

Edited by Cruiserweight, 08 August 2007 - 09:22 PM.

[0024]

Van Helsing. I think it is a good movie, but most people agree it is drivel. I rather enjoy it, and do actually think it is quite good.

[Matt_13]

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH.

Yeah, I said it.

[bond_girl_double07]

I'm a sucker for a zombie movie.. even the old cheesy ones. I love the original NOTLD and DOTD.. the make up is sooooo bad but they still scare me



They're coming to get your Barbara!

[The Richmond Spy]

Bond Films:

1) The World Is Not Enough- according to a lot of CBn-er's this film is "bad"

2) The Man With The Golden Gun- used to be my favorite....still love it!

3) Moonraker- looked down upon on here, but I'll always watch it!

4) Die Another Day- don't love it, but don't think it is THAT bad!

Non-Bond Films:

1) Godzilla- maybe it is because it reminds me of Jurassic Park...loved it since its release back in the day....i remember having a Godzilla-themed 12th b-day

2) Jurassic Park 3- when i saw it in theaters, i was SOOO disappointed in the ending that i nearly puked....now i like it for what it is

3) Rush Hour 1 & 2- haven't seen 3 yet, but i always thought highly of these two when friends would say they "weren't even watchable"

[SportzStooge007]

I really love YOLT and DAF - those are two Bond movies I wish I could dislike, but I just can't.

I suppose you could group TND in there too.

[Gobi-1]

Has anyone mentioned Surf Ninjas?



It's got Leslie Nielsen as an evil half man half cyborg dictator of an Asian island nation who is fought by Ernie Reyes Jr., Kelly Hu, Tone Loc, and Rob Schneider. It also features a Sega Game Gear that predicts the future. How can you not like that?

I haven't seen it in years but use to watch it all the time as kids.

Here's some more guilty pleasure films.

Airplane II: The Sequel
National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1
Spy Hard
Wrongfully Accused
Spaceballs
The Pink Panther (2006)
Undercover Brother
Johnny English
Casino Royale (1967)
Abbott and Costello Go To Mars
Pearl Harbor
Treasure Planet
The Black Hole
Titan A.E.
A Very Brady Sequel
Super Mario Bros.
Ernest...Goes To Camp...Saves Christmas...Goes To Jail...Scared Stupid...Rides Again...etc.
Police Acadmey 1,2,3,4,5,6, and 7
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

Edited by Gobi-1, 13 August 2007 - 06:27 AM.

[00Twelve]

Oh yeah! Definitely "Ernest Goes to Camp" and the rest! Lol, haven't thought about those in years.

Also, the Planet of the Apes sequels.

[DaveBond21]

Friday 13th (1980) is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's not as gory as some people think.

[Royal Dalton]

Eliminators

Possibly the greatest bad film ever made.

It even contains a homage to From Russia with Love!

Check out the trailer:

[ACE]

Erm, my name is ACE and I have come to share with you in this group therapy about bad films we love. You see, I blame it on my childhood, drugs and the first films I remember seeing at the cinema: The Land That Time Forgot and The Poseidon Adventure. Let's link hands...

Congo
Sudden Death
The Jewel Of The Nile
Theater Of Blood
Superman IV: The Quest For Peace
Who Dares Wins
The Wild Geese er, anything produced by Euan Lloyd and/or Michael Klinger!!!

[Blonde Bond]

Robocop Trilogy (even if the films got worse...well, stylistically Robocop3 is more closer to the original Robocop, than Robocop2 is. Too bad it was made as a PG 13 movie)

Police Academy 1-7 (Used to love thse as a kid and teenager. Haven't seen in few years)

Spaceballs (Well, Star Wars/Science Ficton parody + Rick Moranis as Lord Dark Helmet and Mel Brooks directing. What's there not to like..)

Starship Troopers (I dig Verhoeven. Though, I haven't seen this in a while. Liked the movie though)

Edited by Blonde Bond, 18 August 2007 - 09:31 PM.

[MarcAngeDraco]

My favorite Guilty Pleasure movie has to be Strange Brew. (aka The Adventures of Bob & Doug MacKenzie)

I'm not sure how universal some of the humor is though, as much of it relies on Candanian stereotypes.

[Cruiserweight]

The Fox and the Hound(Not considered one of Disneys best)
The Black Cauldron(See above)
Countless Horror/Sci-fi movies not known for there quality

[DaveBond21]

It has its share of critics but I always liked "Extreme Measures" with Hugh Grant and Gene Hackman.

[Mike00spy]

Into the Blue- although I am sure most of it is due to Jessica Alba in a bikini the whole movie.

[DaveBond21]

Fair enough!

[MarcAngeDraco]

I just got done watching "Gotcha!" and think it deserves to be on this list.

Or maybe I'm just a sucker for anything with Linda Fiorentino...

[mrsbonds_ppk]

Smokey and The Bandit 2
Turner and Hooch
Three Men and A Little Lady
Hooper
Cobra
Demolition Man
Kindergarten Cop
Die Another Day lol
Wyatt Earp
Sidekicks
NightHawks

[DaveBond21]

The much-maligned Aussie comedy series "Let the Blood run Free"

[manfromjapan]

OK Here goes -

(PART ONE)

Alexander
Altered States
Angel Heart
Arizona Dream
Armageddon

The Beach
Beverly Hills Cop II
Black Rain

Conspiracy Theory
The Crow: City of Angels (Director's Cut)

Daredevil (Director's Cut)
Deep Blue Sea
The Devil's Advocate

The Edge
Entrapment

Fantastic Four
Flash Gordon
The Fountain

The Gauntlet
The Godfather, Part III
Great Expectations (1998)

Hannibal
Heist
Highlander
Hulk

BTW Check out my movie blog at paulie.toadfire.com. Have an A -Z of my fave films (lots of guilty pleasures in there) in progress. I am up to J.

Edited by manfromjapan, 06 September 2007 - 07:29 AM.

[sharpshooter]

It is a shambolic disgrace. One of if not the worst movie ever made. Almost killed the Batman franchise and the super hero genre for good.

I speak of Batman and Robin. It is sometimes fun to see how bad this film is. It is a parody of Batman. What the hell were they thinking??!!

[PlayItBogart]

Uwe Boll's Bloodrayne. But only because of how insightful it is on the exact opposite of how you make a movie.

[DaveBond21]

Three Men and A Little Lady

Once described by Scottish author Irvine Welsh as "Sickening Yank Schmaltz".

It also includes Tom Selleck expressing his own personal views on England..."I hate this country!"

Awful movie.

[PrinceKamalKhan]

Moonraker and The Man with the Golden Gun. My 2 favorite Roger Moore Bonds a kid. Although I have a greater appreciation for the more serious, Fleming-ish Bonds now like The Living Daylights, On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Casino Royale, I'm quite fond of these 2 "worst" Bond films.

[manfromjapan]

I have a list of 128 films that need love (The Good, The Bad and The Ugly) on my blog at paulie. toadfire.com.

Leave a comment or suggestion!!! And also check out the A to Z (still in progress) of my fave films.

[Skudor]

Casino Royale of 1967. Wonderfully bizarre.

I also have a fondness of really dodgy comedies. If it's meant to be funny, I laugh.

[DLibrasnow]

Xanadu.
Roller Skates. New Wave music. What else could you want from a movie?
Anyone who disses this movie I will immediatly kill.

I agree. I used to even own the album.

The movie has been showing up on the Encore premium movie channels quite a lot recently.

[Sbott]

Not sure I can write it but Notting Hill with Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts - I almost feel better for getting that off my chest