The entire "Look Who's Talking" trilogy.
anything with jean reno
and The Bear
Last edited by The Reckoning; 09-07-2010 at 10:13 AM.
+2 Mean Girls
&
True Lies, although i wasnt ashamed until my co workers laughed at me because i said i liked it
No bull ..this was the one I was going to pick...
Mean Girls crowd.
Your co-workers are the ones who should be ashamed for not liking it. That movie's awesome.True Lies, although i wasnt ashamed until my co workers laughed at me because i said i liked it
The best part is when Arnold catches his daughter stealing with the cigarette cam and Tom Arnold is all like, "I knew it!"
, why the would he suspect his co-worker's daughter of regularly pilfering money out of her dad's jacket? And why would he set up a bust and then get all vindictive about it?
I don't get people...
True Lies, Bloodsport, Grandma's Boy??????????? Those are all bad ass, no apologies needed.
This is about movies that are sucky, but cool. Not movies that are awesome on their own. Princess Bride???????? WTF.
Now to get this back on topic, a few I would choose are:
Howard the Duck
3 Ninjas
Clifford
...
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Last edited by scampers; 09-07-2010 at 09:02 PM.
Anyone who says any Stallone movie, especially Demolition Man, does not get it.
Liking Rocky 5 should be punishable by death. Rocky 1 might be my favorite movie ever, though.
I saw that, it wasn't bad nothing to be ashamed of really. A fairly realistic religious school dramedy/satire....
...
White Chicks
^^ I couldn't tell who Patrick Fugit was on the poster of that movie as I was thinking there was no way he was the guy on the far left. So I did a google image search on his name. Damn, that mofo's done a of a lot of steroids since Almost Famous.
footloose
Why would you be ashamed to like The Professional?
Why be ashamed of these classics?
Is it because they are musicals?
That's more like it -- though They Live is actually pretty good.Flash Gordon
They Live
Beastmaster (He can talk to ferrets!)
I think the producers of Flash Gordon were actively trying to see how many careers of respected actors they could kill with one film.
+1
the best part of that flick for me (besides JLH)
was when Ray Liotta says to Sigourney Weaver, ``ok...no more conning! if you're gonna be with me we will live a respectable life; CHOPPING CARS!''
or something like that...
Small, unimportant detail....
It was Tom Arnold who setup the Cigarette Camera because he "knew" that Dana was stealing from his jacket every morning when he came to pick up the Governor.
He gave the glasses to the Governator.
Like I said, stupid detail.
So ashamed...
Last edited by 200 miles; 09-08-2010 at 03:57 PM.
"blue streak", but i am not ashamed at all! MARTIN!
Clueless.
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist.
Dude, Where's My Car?
That was the first movie I saw after basic training.
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