posted November 15, 2012 01:09 AM            

*astounded look
IF Adam Sandler or any of Adam Sandler's friends are in a movie, IT IS AN AWESOME MOVIE. They just bomb at the box office because he doesn't bother to promote them anymore because he is EPIC and only a dumb- ass would NOT enjoy his movie or the movie of someone just as Epic... like Jonah Hill.

Who is this "They" you all speak of? "They" said Waterworld and Point Break were bad too??????
Blasphemy.

Dead Poet's Society?!!?? DOGMA???!?!!!!???

BLASPHEMYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!
Willow and Better Off Dead are also EXCELLENT.

"They" are clearly ignorant fools. ;D

And yeah... I came to note, and cheer for, Evil Dead for the prize!

posted November 16, 2012 07:15 AM            

CLASSICS.

Then again, one got MST3K'd at some stage as well so it shows how bad-good they are. Only problem is, I think all the supposed joking over it ruins my enjoyment of the movie. You don't need someone talking over it to see the excellence.

Check YouTube out for some clues if you never heard of them. All together now: How much O'Keeffe is there in these movies?

I'm surprised though, most seem to talk about fairly popular movies. I came in expecting to see at least some talk about Bad Taste or something similar. Is it that it's so cult you're not supposed to call it bad?

"My turn for the Magnum!"

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Originally posted by Mystic Melody:
IF Adam Sandler or any of Adam Sandler's friends are in a movie, IT IS AN AWESOME MOVIE. They just bomb at the box office because he doesn't bother to promote them anymore because he is EPIC and only a dumb- ass would NOT enjoy his movie or the movie of someone just as Epic... like Jonah Hill.

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There's a natural instinct for me to dislike anything supposedly "funny" made by Adam Sandler, but then I come from the British or dark sense of humour schools so it wouldn't be my thing, anyway. The school where Blackadder is funny and Mr. Bean is a miss.

I just have to watch too many of them to check out John Turturro, and no, 50 First Dates or something similar isn't bad per se. To say they bomb when always so seemingly (inexplicably) popular is news to me.

But I'd still rather there be no highly inflammatory dumb-ass -calling when in public forums like this, the way the sense of humour of anybody appreciating Sandler-style stuff is so vastly different from so many other people's. And I have no idea who Jonah Hill even is.

To get back to the original question, I'm told (and saw it in our local cinema back in the day) that the Shadow was a complete flop. I doubt that qualifies it for a bad movie though, but if box office bombing is enough for being supposedly bad, Shadow then.

Alec Baldwin and John Lone squaring off with whoo mental powers, fighting crime or taking over the world, AND it's got an excellent song from Taylor Dayne at the end, too. What's not to like? Controlling the mirror splinter thing at the end was particularly liked the last time I saw that.

I'm probably blocking some thoroughly enjoyed and actually bad movies from my memory though so I have to see if any more come to mind. The Ators win for now.

posted November 28, 2012 06:40 PM            

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Originally posted by libraschoice77:
Better Off Dead, with John Cusack, the movie came out in 1985...its a bad movie but still silly to watch lol. The scene where John Cusack's character Blaine is at the dinner table, and the jello moves off his plate by itself cracks me up every time

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Pure ART. One of the best movies ever!!!

posted November 29, 2012 06:36 AM            

While we're on topic, I'll confess that I've actually watched a lot of Elvis movies.

They are all demented, but I love Follow That Dream, and Kid Galahad. And I'm not kidding, The Trouble With Girls is worth watching, as you can tell from that trailer, I'm sure.

Just watched that movie clip and...OMG....

ELVIS

posted November 29, 2012 01:11 PM            

I saw it when I was maybe 17 at a friends house and was the funniest thing ever.

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Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Alien, Flesh Eating, Hellbound, Zombified Living Dead Part 2: In Shocking 2-D

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aka
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0230575/combined

apparently produced under two different titles.

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The makers of this parody of "Night of the Living Dead" took George Romero's classic and wiped the soundtrack clean, then redubbed it with comedic dialogue.

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posted November 29, 2012 01:16 PM            

*oopps edit. foul language on the video. You can find clips on youtube.