February 24, 20241 yr Never hated this as much as the critics. Rob Schneider wasn't bad, Diane Lane was hot, Armand Assante overacted well, and it had Max Von Sydow and Jürgen Prochnow. Wasn't bad for a 90's popcorn flick imo.
February 24, 20241 yr Truly impressive that people can’t read or even scroll a thread. Edited February 24, 20241 yr by shadow_operative2.0 To the Bring It On redundancy.
February 25, 20241 yr 35 minutes ago, notre dame joe said: The plot line doesn't make a lick of sense but I won't argue. Rock on
February 29, 20241 yr Not sure if this is shameful, but after about the third re-watch of The Counselor, I began to quite like it.
February 29, 20241 yr On 2/22/2024 at 12:10 PM, Duane Moore said: Was that the one with the kid in the sleeping bag trying to hop away from the monster that was destroying their campsite? Just saw it on YT feed…
February 29, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Underdog said: Just saw it on YT feed… Even better than I remembered it
March 4, 20241 yr Most critics disliked it, it's nowhere near the best Will Ferrell movie, and it needed a different title, but I will watch Semi Pro anytime it comes on. "My God. What the fuck is that? It's incredible. It's called fondue. Fon-what? Fon-Due. Three different cheeses, melted. That's what you're tasting. Gargonzola, muenster, and cottage."
March 4, 20241 yr On 2/23/2024 at 10:56 AM, BHMCruiser said: Pulp Fiction may be the best movie ever made That's a bold statement.
March 4, 20241 yr On 2/29/2024 at 3:18 PM, Nole-4-Life said: Runaway with Tom Selleck and Gene Simmons. Pretty decent but cheesy as hell. I loved that movie as a kid. Didn't get better than Magnum PI, KISS, killer robots and (if I recall correctly) a few titties thrown in.
March 4, 20241 yr 57 minutes ago, Scary Stranger said: I loved that movie as a kid. Didn't get better than Magnum PI, KISS, killer robots and (if I recall correctly) a few titties thrown in. Also a non-fat Kirstie Alley
March 5, 20241 yr I'd like to add a new entry after watching it last night: Dragon Blade starring Jackie Chan, John Cusak, and Adrian Brody. Pure formulaic schlock, but I loved it. The action scenes are well done because Jackie Chan gonna Jackie Chan. There are some bollywood level moments of absurdity which let's you know they knew exactly what kind of movie they were making.
March 5, 20241 yr On 2/19/2024 at 11:18 AM, Underdog said: Fever Pitch, no real rhyme or reason just like it. Highly underrated movie, actually. I could make the case it's one of the perfect first date movies ever. It's a legitimately good rom com that both men and women like. Great ending, too. Cocktail belongs on this list. The movies is borderline bad but it's so quoteable and has a ton of people in it. Points for both Kelly Lynch and Elisabeth Shue. Edited March 5, 20241 yr by Aqua Buddha
March 5, 20241 yr 5 minutes ago, Aqua Buddha said: Highly underrated movie, actually. I could make the case it's one of the perfect first date movies ever. It's a legitimately good rom com that both men and women like. Great ending, too. Cocktail belongs on this list. The movies is borderline bad but it's so quoteable and has a ton of people in it. Points for both Kelly Lynch and Elisabeth Shue. Baseball geek here. Fever pitch does a lot of things well but I hated the part when Freddie prinzes brother called him out for not being able to finish the game.
March 5, 20241 yr 21 minutes ago, Aqua Buddha said: Highly underrated movie, actually. I could make the case it's one of the perfect first date movies ever. It's a legitimately good rom com that both men and women like. Great ending, too. Cocktail belongs on this list. The movies is borderline bad but it's so quoteable and has a ton of people in it. Points for both Kelly Lynch and Elisabeth Shue. Hard to imagine Kelly Lynch hotter than in Roadhouse, but she did it in Cocktail.
March 5, 20241 yr Top SecretOn the Mt Rushmore of the parody genre. No shame there.Ive got Knight’s Tale
March 6, 20241 yr 22 hours ago, Aqua Buddha said: Cocktail belongs on this list. The movies is borderline bad but it's so quoteable and has a ton of people in it. Points for both Kelly Lynch and Elisabeth Shue. You're ashamed to admit you like Cocktail? That is peak Cruise coolness, peak Shue hotness, smokin' hot Kelly Lynch (admittedly terrible actress in this), and Gina Gershon. And as you said it's so damn quotable. Shit, I didn't even mention Bryan Brown, and he's probably the best thing in it. I'm a card carrying member of the Cocktail fan club. Ashamed??
March 6, 20241 yr 22 hours ago, Eskimohorn said: On the Mt Rushmore of the parody genre. No shame there. Ive got Knight’s Tale Knight's Tale is greatness. That is a stop down for me any time it is on. No way you should feel shame.
March 6, 20241 yr I saw a movie once with, if memory serves, Ed Burns in it. It was called "The Sound of Thunder" and was so bad that it got shelved for years. I was bored at work at like 10pm one night and checked the movie listings and decided, "fuck it, I am seeing this". I've never met another person who has seen it. I walked out feeling like it was a fun time, but I've never even seen a thumbnail on the streamers for it since,
March 6, 20241 yr If it's the time travel one based on the Ray Bradbury short story, then I've seen it. I liked it.
March 6, 20241 yr 19 minutes ago, NeverMarryAStripper said: Would Coyote Ugly go here? Hot chicks pouring drinks and dancing around. No. Magic Mike would fit the category. NTTAWWT
March 6, 20241 yr On 3/5/2024 at 10:12 AM, closetohumping said: Baseball geek here. Fever pitch does a lot of things well but I hated the part when Freddie prinzes brother called him out for not being able to finish the game. Pretty sure you’re talking about Summer Catch. Unless that’s the joke and I didn’t get it. Fever Pitch is Jimmy Fallon as a rabid Boston Red Sox fan dating Drew Barrymore.
March 6, 20241 yr On 2/29/2024 at 5:41 AM, TwiceHorn said: Not sure if this is shameful, but after about the third re-watch of The Counselor, I began to quite like it. Really underrated imo
March 7, 20241 yr 4 hours ago, closetojumping said: I saw a movie once with, if memory serves, Ed Burns in it. It was called "The Sound of Thunder" and was so bad that it got shelved for years. I was bored at work at like 10pm one night and checked the movie listings and decided, "fuck it, I am seeing this". I've never met another person who has seen it. I walked out feeling like it was a fun time, but I've never even seen a thumbnail on the streamers for it since, It's actually "A Sound of Thunder" and has zero redeeming qualities.
March 7, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Underdog said: Mmmmmm… Summer Catch. That is a great choice for movie I'm ashamed to admit I like. I've seen it more than once. (Did I say that out loud?) Another one came to mind from the "Baywatch Reboot" thread. The movie version of Baywatch was much, much better than I ever would've expected. The morgue scene is hysterical.
March 7, 20241 yr Starship Troopers (read the books as a kid, movie so schlocky, dumb and over the top it is greatness)
March 7, 20241 yr Do Waterworld and The Postman belong here? Both are really stupid movies that I will always watch if I run across them while flipping channels late at night.
March 8, 20241 yr 46 minutes ago, Deej said: Fuck right off. Stallone’s Chinatown Edited March 8, 20241 yr by ChickenSandwich
March 8, 20241 yr I fucking love Over the Top, but whenever I mention that people just shake their head.
March 8, 20241 yr Hello Dolly. The Rotten Tomatoes score is bizarre. Do people hate being happy? Streisand is beautiful and charming. Matthau is a great curmudgeon. And a, what, 15 minute insane dance sequence at Harmonia Gardens. They don’t make movies like this anymore, and it’s unfortunate. You have to go to Broadway to get anything like it.
March 8, 20241 yr 6 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said: Finally thought of one: The Last Boy Scout. Wrong. That's a fantastic movie. I think it was just ahead of it's time. If you released that today folks would go crazy over it. Edited March 8, 20241 yr by ztejas
March 8, 20241 yr 20 minutes ago, ztejas said: Wrong. That's a fantastic movie. I think it was just ahead of it's time. If you released that today folks would go crazy over it. It would shred Edited March 8, 20241 yr by ChickenSandwich
March 8, 20241 yr 4 minutes ago, ChickenSandwich said: It would shred Very Drive/John Wick. Doesn't take itself too seriously. It came out before Pulp Fiction really broke the barrier for stuff like that.
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