Movies you like but are embarassed to admit
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Hermann
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No Adult stuff ???
It can´t be ...
It can´t be ...
badam0112
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Three O'Clock High
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Office Space
Christmas Vacation
Raising Arizona
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Office Space
Christmas Vacation
Raising Arizona
Team America: World Police was a lotta fun, Barb!
I can't think of any movie I've enjoyed that I am embarassed about... I even liked the original Conan movie, and still recommend it.
I can't think of any movie I've enjoyed that I am embarassed about... I even liked the original Conan movie, and still recommend it.
Moonstruck.
firestrat
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"******* the Movie" and its' sequel.
badguybuster
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All 3 of the "Desperado" movies with Antonio Banderas.
Jack Flash
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That was the first one that jumped into my mind. It's trashy, but I can't quit watching it.
The dialogue between Jules and Vincent while they clean out the car at Jimmy's house... well, it defies description!
On a more family-oriented note, does anybody know the name of the Disney movie about the two dogs and a cat that get lost hundreds of miles from home? I'm not crying at the end of that one, it's just that the pollen gets so bad here... yeah, that's it...
{Edited to add - movie title is Homeward Bound - The Incredible Journey}
Forester
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Yup, that's one of mine. Also,
Tombstone
Red Dawn
Any Clint western
And God help me, Steel Magnolias. Here's my man card.
GoGators
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"Labyrinth"
It combines three of my favorite things: Muppets, David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly.
It combines three of my favorite things: Muppets, David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly.
Bassamatic
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Pretty much all of Quentin Tarentino's movies. Some of the Zombie movies can be pretty funny. "Dawn of the Dead" has some hilarious scenes in it.
And I do have to admit to being a fan of the "Saw" flicks. When my daughter comes over to visit we put in one the Saw episodes (there's five of them now) cook up some popcorn and we're good to go.
And I do have to admit to being a fan of the "Saw" flicks. When my daughter comes over to visit we put in one the Saw episodes (there's five of them now) cook up some popcorn and we're good to go.
VAdoublegunner
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OK, it's "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (see profile pic). Great acting from Gene Wilder and the dialogue is better than most films out there. Just too much truth to ignore. Second runner-up, "The Princess Bride" for many of the same reasons.
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Anne of Green Gables
Shrek
These two really fire me up. I try to watch both every week. I used to like John Wayne and action movies, but now chick flicks are my favorite.
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Boondock Saints, despite some pretty silly shooting scenes I found it amazingly enjoyable. It seems to have been something of a cult film at colleges a few years ago. I guess the men in some of those boys rebelled against the leftist, preaching by the establishment?
Where ya going? No Where!!!
Where ya going? No Where!!!
truckemup97
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Lee, ain't nuthin wrong with Shrek! Of course, I have a young daughter to watch it with, so I kind of have an excuse!
Grease, OTOH....
Grease, OTOH....
boneman
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Doc Hollywood,great lake scene. Larry
Vulcan Bob
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Mine is, Second Hand Lion's, bit like a chic flick for guy's!
3rd Gen Neal
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I read the posts slowly hoping I wouldn't see Miami Vice the movie. Gosh that stank.
