Guilty Pleasures

[Poetic Chaos]

dunno...after seeing the 2003 Pan movie about a year ago there was a resurgence in all things Pan for me. Hook, the disney one, even ready the book. Classic character.

 

[Jager X]

my guilty pleasure is definately "Power Rangers the movie."

 

[terry78]

Norbit is the newest one. I swear, as goofy as the movie is, it will make you laugh just by the sheer amount of ad-libbing the entire cast does. And the humor is surprisingly dark.

 

[The Chairman]

And the big one...

 

[Kritish]

 

[Majik1387]

All `80s kids did. Which brings up another topic. There's movies from our childhood that shouldn't be considered guilty pleasures. For example:

I love you for knowing this movie.

 

[cryptic name]

3 Ninjas rocks the s**t

 

[Brian Braddock]

Guys, guys, guys. I'm seeing films on here that I wouldnt even think of calling 'guilty pleasures' as they're good movies ('Total Recall'??'28 Days Later'? wtf?!!).

Now these are what I'd call guilty pleasures!!!....................

 

[3dman27]

Guys, guys, guys. I'm seeing films on here that I wouldnt even think of calling 'guilty pleasures' as they're good movies ('Total Recall'??'28 Days Later'? wtf?!!).

Now these are what I'd call guilty pleasures!!!....................

i hear you on american ninja&china o'brien what about american ninja 3 blood hunt or the remo wiliams tv pilot the prophecy?

 

[Brian Braddock]

i hear you on american ninja&china o'brien what about american ninja 3 blood hunt or the remo wiliams tv pilot the prophecy?

Remo? I've only seen the Fred Ward movie -which I freakin love to death.

And American Ninja 3? Never took to David Bradley personally. His Sean always seemed a bit of a weak ninja as opposed to Dudikoff's Joe (ironic considering that Bradley's the real martial artist, whereas Dudikoff had to be taught some moves for the role)

 

[3dman27]

Remo? I've only seen the Fred Ward movie -which I freakin love to death.

try voting for it in the tread best movie themes nominations

 

[Edenbeast]

well I do have a few guilty pleasures, but can't remember all of them. The one I can think of right now is:

 

[Brian Braddock]

try voting for it in the tread best movie themes nominations

It's good and all but for the best off all time I went for:-

- Monty Norman (007 theme)
- John Williams (Star Wars theme)
- John Carpenter (the Halloween theme)

It was a damn hard call though.............

 

[Brian Braddock]

well I do have a few guilty pleasures, but can't remember all of them. The one I can think of right now is:

Lol. Watched this only the other day. Cheesy as hell, and there's about every cliche in the book (and some new ones!) in it but it's fun to watch.

 

[Catman]

I really wanted to like a movie about lesbian vampires, but that movie just didn't do it for me.

Do you fantasize about Tinkerbell?

I've always felt that Julia Roberts was overrated...look-wise.

No, I don't feel guilty about watching it.

You should be embarrased.

Notebook is a modern classic.

Norbit is the newest one. I swear, as goofy as the movie is, it will make you laugh just by the sheer amount of ad-libbing the entire cast does. And the humor is surprisingly dark.

I wanted to see Norbit this weekend, but there was a change of plans. I'll probably check it out sometime this week or next weekend.

None of the films you posted are guilty pleasures.

Why would Army of Darkness be a guilty pleasure? The movie is a cult classic.

I love you for knowing this movie.

Wait a minute...what? The sequels are debatable, but the original 3 Ninjas movie is a classic. If there's a person from our age group who doesn't know about 3 Ninjas we should punch them in the face.

3 Ninjas rocks the s**t

Agreed.

Now these are what I'd call guilty pleasures!!!....................

Agreed.

well I do have a few guilty pleasures, but can't remember all of them. The one I can think of right now is:

I'm not a big Cobra fan, but it has entertained me.

 

[Edenbeast]

Lol. Watched this only the other day. Cheesy as hell, and there's about every cliche in the book (and some new ones!) in it but it's fun to watch.

When I first watched it back in the late 80s, it scared the hell out of me, was way gory and disturbing at that time, but now cheesy as f***. t:

 

[Catman]

When I first watched it back in the late 80s, it scared the hell out of me, was way gory and disturbing at that time, but now cheesy as f***. t:

The film was always cheesy. When Stallone drank some coke in the supermarket before killing the dude I knew you couldn't take the film seriously.

 

[Brian Braddock]

It was actually a Coors - although he is standing next to a Pepsi display.

 

[Catman]

It was actually a Coors - although he is standing next to a Pepsi display.

Killing two birds with one stone. Stallone is a genius with the product placement.

I mean look at all the product placements in this montage:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8aLeMvJ2tQ

 

[Brian Braddock]

I chuckled to myself when I saw that the other day.

 

[ShaneHelms]

Supermarket Killer: Get back! I got a bomb here! I'll blow this whole place up!

Marion Cobretti: Go ahead. I don't shop here.

t:

 

[Brian Braddock]

Lol.

Not to mention:-

"You wasted a kid, now I think it's time to waste you."

Ah, the 80's. Life was so much simpler back then.

 

[ShaneHelms]

Very True. Very True.

 

[Red]

 

[Catman]

I chuckled to myself when I saw that the other day.

The scene is on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqlpKTvk0WE