Conquer Club

1. Drumline - If this movie is on, nothing else is getting done because I have to stop and watch Nick Cannon and that little white boy who loves black people.
2. D.C. Cab - This movie features Mr. T crusading against drug dealers, a Baldwin who's not really a Baldwin, and Gary Busey. It also features my favorite movie line, "I don't work on January the 8th, because that's Elvis' birthday". This was also the first movie where I saw boobies and it was very interesting to an 8 year old girl and gave me something meaningful to aspire to.
3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

squishyg wrote:1. Drumline - If this movie is on, nothing else is getting done because I have to stop and watch Nick Cannon and that little white boy who loves black people.
2. D.C. Cab - This movie features Mr. T crusading against drug dealers, a Baldwin who's not really a Baldwin, and Gary Busey. It also features my favorite movie line, "I don't work on January the 8th, because that's Elvis' birthday". This was also the first movie where I saw boobies and it was very interesting to an 8 year old girl and gave me something meaningful to aspire to.
3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

1. I've never seen it, but I want to.
2. Don't you have the wrong equipment to be excited by the first time you saw boobies?
3. "I can eat a peach for hours" is one of my favorite pick-up lines.

I'll have to think of my own three now...

1. Tom's Midnight Garden....I dunno why, I just love the story.
2. Howard the Duck......go on, take the piss, I dont care!
3. The Lost Boys....Dunno if you class this as a guilty pleasure.

squishyg wrote:3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

TOTALLY!

1. clerks (YOU SUCKED 37 DICKS?! (also one of MY favourite pickuplines, i guess it wouldnt work unless i was this ridiculously attractive)
2. kung fu panda (yes it IS the best kungfumovie all time and i have seen a LOT of kungfu movies) if you disagree just watch the first 2d-sequense 20 times in a row and trhen you will change your mind..
3. kung pow (not really but i just got to think about it now and ive seen it enough times.. still kind of hillarious under the right amount of hung-overness)

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The Postman - without a doubt the worst film I have ever seen. I love wallowing in how shit the dialogue is, how badly it's delivered and how implausible the story is. Fabulously, gloriously, hilariously shit. 1/10

Battlefield Earth - the second worst film I've seen. Pleasurable for all the reasons given above. Plus, it's based on an L. Ron Hubbard novel so it never stood a chance of being anything other than buttock-clenchingly piss-poor.

jakewilliams wrote:2. Don't you have the wrong equipment to be excited by the first time you saw boobies?

News flash jakey!!! Not all girls like boys! Now, I happen to like boys very much, but I don't care whether your genitalia is inside or outside your body, when you're 8 and you see jiggling boobies, it is exciting. Come to think of it, they're pretty fantastic at any age...

Phatscotty wrote:

squishyg wrote:3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

TOTALLY!

Scotty, I believe this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

squishyg wrote:

jakewilliams wrote:2. Don't you have the wrong equipment to be excited by the first time you saw boobies?

News flash jakey!!! Not all girls like boys! Now, I happen to like boys very much, but I don't care whether your genitalia is inside or outside your body, when you're 8 and you see jiggling boobies, it is exciting. Come to think of it, they're pretty fantastic at any age...

Phatscotty wrote:

squishyg wrote:3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

TOTALLY!

Scotty, I believe this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

I would rub my hand down your face, but it will have to wait

(1) Beautiful Girls - One of those "go home again" sort of movies. I'm not sure what the reviews were like, but I watch it probably once a year.

(2) Love Actually - I can't emphasize enough how much I love this movie. I'm like a woman.

(3) G.I. Joe: The Movie - The cartoon version.

Back to the Beach.

It's Peanut Butter again, isn't it Mom...ISN'T IT!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKUq6LkYfCw

Troy: You know, I once saw a woman drink one of these, get completely naked, and do 'the Pony'... right on this table.
Annette: What's your point?
Troy: My point is I want to buy you two of them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UfIfX5ooZM

The Muppet Movie - I bet I have watched it a hundred times, maybe more. It is one of those movies that you didn't know what was going to happen until it happened.

Shrek -Same as above just haven't watched it as many times.

UP, Monsters Inc., Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Evil Semp wrote:The Muppet Movie - I bet I have watched it a hundred times, maybe more. It is one of those movies that you didn't know what was going to happen until it happened.

Shrek -Same as above just haven't watched it as many times.

UP, Monsters Inc., Who Framed Roger Rabbit

None of these are guilty pleasures. Especially Up, Monster Inc. and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

china girl - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092751/
lost boys (with you on this one Gypsys Kiss)

1. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
2. The Land Before Time
3. Penelope

'Nuff said.

squishyg wrote:1. Drumline - If this movie is on, nothing else is getting done because I have to stop and watch Nick Cannon and that little white boy who loves black people.
2. D.C. Cab - This movie features Mr. T crusading against drug dealers, a Baldwin who's not really a Baldwin, and Gary Busey. It also features my favorite movie line, "I don't work on January the 8th, because that's Elvis' birthday". This was also the first movie where I saw boobies and it was very interesting to an 8 year old girl and gave me something meaningful to aspire to.
3. Face/Off - this movie is so ridiculous but I love John Woo fight scenes. I also do the loving John Travolta face off thing where he rubs his hand down people's faces to my husband and daughter at least 20 times a day while shouting "Face off!"

On count 1 of aggravated bliss, the court finds you guilty.
On count 2 of supporting a terrible 80's movie, the court finds you guilty. Your defense counselor's plea that D.C. Cab was a cult movie is dismissed on the basis that nobody has heard of it and no movie with Mr T. and Gary Busey is a cult movie.
On count 3 of supporting an unsanctioned John Travolta movie, the court finds you guilty.

I will deliberate your sentence and be back with my verdict.

Face/Off rocks!

Guilty pleasure movies on my list include Hugh Grant classics . I was conditioned to enjoy them from an early age with my mum and sister, these include such films as Love Actually, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill.

nagerous wrote:Face/Off rocks!

Guilty pleasure movies on my list include Hugh Grant classics . I was conditioned to enjoy them from an early age with my mum and sister, these include such films as Love Actually, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill.

Four Weddings and a funeral? Isn't that five of the same thing? - Al Bundy

Most musicals are guilty pleasures as well as costume dramas.


Oh and Clue

Rock Star.
"Stand up and shoooooooouhout.........stand up, stand up, stand up & let it out!

1. The Music Man (actually, most classic musicals are right in here)
2. Robin Hood (Disney animated film, one of my favorites as a kid)
3. The Little Giants. What more is there to say?

I would like to update my previous list. Out with that one, here is the new:

1) Charlie St. Cloud (:
2) Shelter
3) High School Musical

I was thinking about it, and that list has WAY guiltier pleasure than the last.

-rd

rdsrds2120 wrote:I would like to update my previous list. Out with that one, here is the new:

1) Charlie St. Cloud (:
3) High School Musical

I was thinking about it, and that list has WAY guiltier pleasure than the last.

-rd

I agree!

Ip man .

tdans wrote:Ip man .

...what?

Hm, the Back to the Future Movies I always seem to watch when they are on...


--Andy