What's your guilty pleasure movie?
 

I'm not talking porn... I'm talking about those really lame or weird movies that you absolutely love but when you admit that you like them, people think your nuts... or the movie that you've seen millions of times but will stop what you're doing just to watch it.

My guilty pleasure "bad" movie is Mommy Dearest - which was on Oh! tonight. I love that movie - Joan Crawford was soooo evil.

My guilty pleasure "good" movie is Witness... it's always on tv and I always have to watch it. Plus, it's a good movie.

The new DVD release of Witness is pretty good ... a nice documentary accompanies it as an extra.

My "good" movie is and always will be The Great Escape. Despite having purchased this movie I watch it every single time I encounter it on TV.

Some of the "bad" ones:

Mars Needs Women
The Deserter (It's a Western, but I saw it in a theater on my birthday as a child, along with a rerelease of Billy the Kid vs. Dracula)
Nearly Any Black and White Horror Film from Universal Pictures (Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolfman, The Mummy, and the assorted sequels)
The Hammer Horror films (mostly starring Christopher Lee)
You've Got Mail

Probably Cannonball Run.

mallrats
holy grail
if you turned the sound off for both of them i could follow it saying every line.

i have a weird liking for flashback as well. dennis hopper and keiffa sutherland or whatever the hell his name is

My guilty pleasure favorite for 20 years has been "Critters". I watch it every time I can find it on and it still cracks me up just as much as the first time. (What ever happened to the USA Network "Up All Night" movies?)

The best movie for me has to be "The Lion In Winter". The dialog is absolutely incredible, it almost makes me want to learn French so I could read the original play.

If Tremors is on TV, I'll usually watch it.

I always cry when they watch the old home movie, and Kiefer starts sniffling because he misses his mom and dad, and realizes what an asshole he is.

My guilty pleasure movies:

Cheesy--French Kiss
Good--The Road Warrior

I just got the "killer special edition" so American Psycho joins my list. And Fight Club.

fight club is just a given, i thought it didnt need to be mentioned.

That is also a violation of the first rule.

...true :smack: :censored: :boxers:

Highlander and Highlander: Endgame

They're horrible, but I love them.

Oooo - I love the Highlander... there can be only one! I need to see that movie again soon.

Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Meaning of Life
...well, all the Python projects, actually.

but for sheer guilt---Fried Green Tomatoes. Loved it. :blush:

Steel Magnolias.

There. I said it.

Holy Grail
Meaning of Life (every sperm is sacred!!!)





Harry Potter (all of them)

My favorite guilty movies are

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

and Val Kilmer's best work: Top Secret!

The Last Action Hero

I hate to say it, but I cannot tell a lie, 9 1/2 weeks with Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger before Alex Baldwin.....

my girl
rainman
the truman show
natural born killers (in my top 5 fav's but noone else like it fo some reason)
POLLYANNA (everytime i watch it i hate her more and more)
and Pippi Longstockings The Movie

Time Bandits
Short Circuit
Airheads

Natural Born Killers :mg:
Requiem For A Dream :worried:
Edward Scissorhands :p

You should only have a mildly guilty feeling from that one. Just so long as you don't get gooey over the sequel, you're probably okay.

No reason to be guilty at all over these.

Your comment absolves you of any possible guilt.

Yes, you should be very guilty. Bury your head in shame, woman!!

ooh yeah Bullit, Short Curcuit is my TV secret pleasure movie. i wouldnt go as far as to buy it on DVD but ill watch it on tele everytime!!

ironically, the only movie that REALLY gets under my nose that they play on tele about 4 times a year here in OZ is GROUDHOG DAY. my god what is it with that movie?!?! I watch the fookin thing everytime and i hate it so fookin much!! ARGH! what the hell is a groundhog anyway. gees.

A groundhog is a bit like a wombat, only cuter. And not a marsupial

They are renowned for their ability to predict the weather.

A groundhog is ritually tortured in a small, otherwise unremarkable, Pennsylvania town every February 2nd. Just like in the movie.

A gentleman in a mourning coat and a top hat drags it out of it's pretend burrow and brandishes it at the crowd, while another, similarly attired gentleman reads a proclamation that tells if there will be an additional six weeks of winter from that day forth.

The Official Punxsutawney Phil Site

(that's pronounced PUNKS-uh-taw-nee, by the way. Pennsylvania and Australia may have to fight over strangest place names, although you've got a good chance with places like Woolamaloo and Woomera. We on the other hand have Wissahickon, Conshohocken, and Susquehanna).

I did...
:headshake

my gawd. thats increddible (the groundhog not the dvd buying :0 )

they must have humidity sensors or something. Like ants do. the ants here go bonkers when the rains are coming.

The town next to the villiage i live in (Ballimore) is called Elong Elong, pronounced Eeeee-Long Eeeee-long. now thats bad! And nearby is Dunedoo pronounced Duny(aussie toilet)Doooo. Much too similar to Duny poo. and the towns big tourist attraction is a novelty oversized outhouse in a WCA Park. now THATS bad!

Groundhog Weather Prognostication is all about whether they see their shadows or not. See shadow, six more weeks of winter. No shadow, early spring.

There's an older English couplet that says the same thing, basically:

If Candlemas dawns fair and bright, winter takes another flight.
If Candlemas dawns cloud and rain, winter shall not come again.

(I've never seen the Groundhog Day movie all the way through)

So who see's the shadow.. the man in robe or the animal? Whos shadow is it?

how can you tell if the animal see's his own shadow? you cant ask him... does he flinch or something?

Airplane
Strange Brew
Last boy scout
holy grail

1. any old kung fu movie (woohoo shaw brothers)
2. any godzilla movie (i own most of them) or any movie involving a grown man in a rubber suit terrorizing small plastic cities.
3. legend. over and over again on saturday mornings.
4. cloak and dagger - i watched this movie about a thousand times when i was a kid.
5. 50's sci fi movies
6. big lebowski - more times than i care to admit

and the list goes on and on and on.......basically all of my pleasures are guilty, movie or otherwise.

Ladyhawke

ooh--ladyhawke reminds me--I love CLASH OF THE TITANS! Excellent!

Blues Brothers.

sin city

UHF...that movie was so underrated.

"Earth Girls are Easy" with Gena Davis

This movie is better than you think. No, really.

Good. Don't be afraid to explore your feminine side. We all have one. :ivy:

You more than most Rock ... or should I say, VON Rock? Or, uh ... Gwennie!, that's what I was going for, Gwennie!

Thanks for calling me Gwennie! You finally accepted my feminine side which you had been struggling with. That's a lot of progress in one thread. You're still one of the toughest gals I know, even if you do like an occasional chick flick. :D

The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
The Crawling Eye.
They Saved Hitlers Brain.
Plan Nine From Outer Space.
The Flying Guillotine Of Death.
The Five Deady Venoms.
Sorority Babes in the Slime-Bowl-A-Rama.
The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover.
Snatch.
Fight Club.

Oh, wait....
Those are what I watch anyway....
Never mind....

I want to go over to CG house and watch all his movies while I :corn:

Sounds like a weekend! I'll be right over!

Kewl.
Come on over.
I'll have the wife warm up the motion lotion :yum: - I mean - melt some butter for the popcorn. :D

I have a drinking problem...