Great movies no one likes

i've been thinking about two movies lately, the 400 blows [which is a classic and doesn't belong in this thread] and phase iv, a 70s sci-fi movie about intelligent ants [that does belong here]

not sure if i'd like it as much now as when i was young though, it's been 30 years or more . . .

 

watched some crazy Elvira horror flick last night- staring the metal mouth dude from the James Bond movie....


he was some kinda giant - Neanderthal kinda dude jumping in front of cars driven by ladies/ making them scream. lol.

 

The movie 'KingPin'. I loved that movie. I had it on VHS. It was funny, gross, weird and had a great cast. It was a great film.

 

Huffers choice awards go to ..


The Wraith.. lol.

Winning.....

 

Is a great movie, the Farrelly brothers were amazing once, hoping they do the Three Stooges well.

 

Everyone likes 400 blows. I thought there was something wrong with me for not liking it that much. It's pretty self-indulgent, being essentially an autobiographical glorification of the filmmaker's early life.

 

Cube!

I loved this movie but everyone I've tried to show it to has hated it

 

You need to get new friends bro, all 3 are fucking awesome!

 

Last Action Hero

 

... :frown:

 

Twilights Last Gleaming (1977) :2thumbsup:



Hotwater

 

Last of the Dogmen

 

Anyone ever see ''Drop Dead Fred''?

 

yeah, i heard it is being remade with russel brand.

everyone loves that movie here.

 

i have to say, though, my favourite arnie quote (and there are loads) is in this movie.

 

My favorites are probably all in Kindergarten Cop :afro:

"You mean you eat other people's lunches?"

"Stop whining! You kids are soft. You lack discipline."

"There is no bathroom!"

 

Someone already mentioned Dune

Memento is another one that springs to mind, I loved it, but everyone else seems to think its too much of a head fuck

One Fine Day is a guilty pleasure, a rom com where they dont even kiss at the end, Clooney and Pfiefer. That scene at the bottom of the escalator when he comes up to her and whispers "I know your name Mel" would set my ovaries into overdrive if I had a pair. Oi Vey

 

I had mixed feelings on it. It seems too gimmicky at first, and the gimmick really is a bit overused in the beginning (maybe the disease is getting progressively worse, but still) and that makes it very disorienting.

As the film goes on it gets better and better though; and once it brings in the philosophy, it really vindicates the story completely.

 

"You're not going to die, you're going to experience adult things like premature ejaculation."

 

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.