Ridiculous Movies You Love...

[dwndrgn]

I'll start off with...The Ice Pirates. Absolutely silly, but I still love it!

[The Master™]

Films that I love... Some people think they are ridiculous, but not everyone:

Destination Moon (1950)
Abbott and Costello Meets the Invisible Man (1951)
(Actually any Abbott and Costello movie)
Lost in Space (1998)
The Mask (1994)
Battlefield Earth (2000) - bet No 2 is just as bad!!! HAHAHA!!!
Galaxy Quest (1999)

I have these films on VHS and/or DVD...

[Dead Riverdragon]

Some of my favorite movies are the ones you just know are *awful* but love to watch again and again (though Master, Galaxy Quest is my Most Hated Movie of All Time(so far) ), and others that are just amazing in a ridiculous way. A few usual suspects:

The Beastmaster
Conan the Destroyer
13th Warrior (not quite so ridiculous)
The Big Lebowski (ridiculous in the best possible way)
Labyrinth
Ichi the Killer
Dragon Half
Ninja Scroll

(I'm sure I'll think of more once I get back to my flat this weekend and peruse the collection)

[mzarynn]

Legally Blonde. It made me laugh. Haven't seen the second one though.

[erickad71]

I love Galaxy Quest! I like The Beastmaster also and Legally Blonde. I also really like The Crow, I have it on DVD. I really liked Willow too. Can't think of anything else at the moment. Oh wait, The Goonies. Oh, and The Lost Boys.

I'm sure I could think of more but I'll quit there .


[edit:sorry misspelling ]

[littlemissattitude]

The Doberman Gang (which we've discussed here before)
Road House
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar

I'm sure I'll think of more, but this is a good start. Oh, and yeah, I loved Galaxy Quest, as well.

[Foxbat]

Bride of The Monster, The original Batman film (1967), The Creeping Terror,
and, of course, good old Plan 9 From Outer space.

They don't make em like they used to

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

Both the Bill and Ted movies and Dude, Where's My Car.

[dwndrgn]

I haven't seen Dude, Where's my Car? so I can't add that but I've liked all the previous posts. I'll add Cherry 2000, Death Race 2000, the Vacation movies and Old School.

[Foxbat]

Damn! You've just reminded me - I've never ever seen Death Race 2000.

It's now top of my 'to do' list.

Just thought of another: Mystery Men. I just love the fact that The Invisible Boy is only invisible when nobody's watching

[littlemissattitude]

Thought of a few more:

Little Shop of Horrors (both versions, but mostly the original)
Gidget Goes to Rome
Billy Jack
Harold and Maude
The Mole People

[McMurphy]

Tank Girl

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

I really liked Tank Girl, too. Neat soundtrack as well - that Bjork song especially, 'Army of Me'.

[I, Brian]

Possibly those brat pack movies. I used to have a very well worn copy of Less Than Zero on video, in a special case. There was just something that film. Completely different to the novel, of course, which is disturbing in a different way (and also very lacking ni many areas of characterisation, and rather short - more a novella). Perhaps one day I will also collect a few more, such as Breakfast Club. Never seen St Elmos fire but probably should - or have I grown too old now?

Best cheese were the teen horror flicks - My Best Friend is a Vampire, Fright Night, and the rather quality Monster squad.

[mac1]

Volcano, amongst others -> http://www.chronicles-network.net/fo...read.php?t=169