"Come on, it wasn't that bad."

[Rattrap007]

I think I said it in another thread, but I'll repeat it here: Scary Movie 3. The first 2 I thought were alright (with some hilarious moments here and there), but nothing I'd buy or anything. And 4 kinda sucked (just kinda, not outright bad). But 3, I loved that one. Every time I watch it I still laugh my ass off, no doubt.

I too like 3 a lot. I am about in tears at the video sequence of the aliens. I'm starting to smile and chuckle to myself just remembering that bit.

[Rattrap007]

I'll add Kuffs with Christian Slater. Haven't seen it in a while.

[Artie]

I'll throw in here with my "guilty pleasure" movies.

BASEketball is a damn funny movie and great parody of sports films.    ("The New Orleans Jazz moved to Utah, where they don't allow black people") ("The Jazz moved to Utah, where they don't allow music.")

I have soft spot for competition movies (baseball, hockey, any movie where the underdog beats the odds to win it all) like The Mighty Ducks, D2, Major League 1 and 2, Bring it On, Little Big League, Rookie of the Year, Little Giants, etc

I have add to the love for Empire Records.

But the movie that I watch over and over again, even though I know its hokey as hell, is With Honors (and I'm still annoyed that movie has never gotten a proper dvd release - only in fullscreen.  Fullscreen!). 

[Artie]

I thought it was "Utah, where they don't allow dancing"?

I plopped the movie in after writing that post and it turned out I was wrong - it's "Utah, where they don't allow music"

[BBQ Platypus]

Another movie I liked was Lake Placid.  That movie was fun.

[Relaxing Dragon]

Another movie I liked was Lake Placid.  That movie was fun.

I was hoping for fun in that one, but there wasn't enough people-being-eaten (that I recall; need to re-watch that one).

Speaking of creature-features... Anaconda. Sure, it's a sucky movie, but always fun to watch (and I always get a kick out of Jon Voight blinking after the snake eats him/throws him up)

[Nergol]

Josie and the Pussycats - the one from 2001 - was actually a fun little movie that didn't get near the play it deserved. I even liked the soundtrack, which was done by the Boston girl-rock band Letters To Cleo, enough to pay money for it.

[Raven]

Josie and the Pussycats - the one from 2001 - was actually a fun little movie that didn't get near the play it deserved. I even liked the soundtrack, which was done by the Boston girl-rock band Letters To Cleo, enough to pay money for it.

I didn't like the movie as a whole but Carson Daly as a hitman cracked me up.  I bought a $3.00 copy for that scene alone. 

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

Here's a movie to start an argument.....Deep Blue Sea.   I like it.  It's kind of fun. 

[Relaxing Dragon]

Here's a movie to start an argument.....Deep Blue Sea.   I like it.  It's kind of fun. 

Was waiting for someone to bring this up. That movie is pretty fun as it is (cant argue with super sharks munching on people), and made completely worthwhile when

Samuel L. gets eaten by a shark, mid-inspiring-speech. Such a great scene

[ScottotD]

Here's a movie to start an argument.....Deep Blue Sea.   I like it.  It's kind of fun. 

Was waiting for someone to bring this up. That movie is pretty fun as it is (cant argue with super sharks munching on people), and made completely worthwhile when

Samuel L. gets eaten by a shark, mid-inspiring-speech. Such a great scene

Agreed, also pretty much everything LL Cool J does.  It's like those two were in their own movie.

[Relaxing Dragon]

Here's a movie to start an argument.....Deep Blue Sea.   I like it.  It's kind of fun. 

Was waiting for someone to bring this up. That movie is pretty fun as it is (cant argue with super sharks munching on people), and made completely worthwhile when

Samuel L. gets eaten by a shark, mid-inspiring-speech. Such a great scene

Agreed, also pretty much everything LL Cool J does.  It's like those two were in their own movie.

I'm still a bit surprised he survived the movie. He seemed like a prime target for being chewed on. But yeah, I liked him too; he played the comic relief role well

[bettertomorrowamy]

Why are we spoilering the plot to a 10 year or so old movie? It was the shark in the aquarium with the big teeth.

[Relaxing Dragon]

True, but it's a movie that's just barely above the quality line that dictates whether or not I bother with spoilers.

Plus, this scene: Samuel L. gets eaten by a shark, mid-inspiring-speech. Such a great scene while always funny to watch, is ever so much more hilarious the first, unexpected time around.

[Darth Geek]

Yes! Awsome episode! I love the Mythbusters. The only TV show I watch anymore.