Do you like any movies that are generally considered to be "bad" movies?

[Bunny]

I'm a bit of a sequel whore. Nobody likes sequels.

Well, yeah except for the fact that people loved Superman II, Spider-Man 2, X-Men 2, The Dark Knight, The Empire Strikes Back, Aliens, Goldfinger, Terminator 2, The Godfather Part 2 and Return of the Jedi but yeah you're absolutely right. I mean I like Batman Returns but sometimes I think...No, I feel like I'm the only person who actually enjoys that movie for it's tongue-and-cheek value.

Now go a list of the sequels that are generally considered utter wastes of time. Guess which one will be longer.

I enjoy bad movies on purpose. Though some movies are far too painful to watch.

[Laddy]

I'm a cinema snob, so not really.

Though I love The Room.

[Freya]

I tend to like Rom coms =x

[Rocket Edge]

Freddy got Fingered comes to mind, but there are many others.

[Kossage]

Oliver Stone's Alexander. I was flabbergasted how a lot of people totally misunderstood the point of the film. It depicts the bittersweet life of Alexander the man, not just the warrior king which he came to be known as. Despite some hammy moments, it's a well-crafted film with great music and cinematography. My only big problem with it was that it didn't show the iconic Gordian knot scene.

[Shlup]

I like a handful of "bad" movies. The only ones I can think of off the top of my head are some of the Disney straight-to-DVD sequels. Specifically Cinderella 3, The Little Mermaid 3, Mulan 2, and Lion King 1/2.

[Del Murder]

Starship Troopers.

[Vyk]

I'd say Independence Day, but it seems like only critical viewers dislike that movie. Apparently the average Joe tends to like it. Though I am saddened that there is supposedly going to be sequels. I liked The Ring movies. Despite all the otakus crying foul. I love lots of cheesey 80s flicks. But as admittedly bad as they are, I don't know a lot of people outright hate your general 80s movie. So I'm not sure I can consider them that kind of bad. Because everyone loves things like The Princess Bride, Labyrinth, Adventures in Babysitting, the typical John Hughes flicks, and the like

Also Dawn of the Dead remake is my favorite zombie film ever. And a lot of zombie traditionalists hate that and any other movie with "running" zombies. Its not realistic I guess. 'Cause walking dead people is so reality. Its supernatural no matter how you slice it. And a zombie that's running at me and screaming is way more scary than one loping along and moaning

[Shattered Dreamer]

How To Lose Friends & Alienate People one of my favorite films and I know maybe 1 or 2 other people that like it!

[Shiny]

Leprechaun 2: In da Hood. It's so horrible, but I love it. The Room, Trolls 2, and River's Edge as well. Horrible movies that I love.

[Jessweeee♪]

Kung Pow is like one of my favorite movies ever.

[Shiny]

Oh yeah, and Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. I've been eagerly awaiting the sequel that's probably never going to happen.

[Clo]

Also Dawn of the Dead remake is my favorite zombie film ever. And a lot of zombie traditionalists hate that and any other movie with "running" zombies. Its not realistic I guess. 'Cause walking dead people is so reality. Its supernatural no matter how you slice it. And a zombie that's running at me and screaming is way more scary than one loping along and moaning

I really enjoyed the Dawn of the Dead remake.

[Shorty]

I'm a cinema snob, so not really.

Though I love The Room.

What is the matter with you, The Room is the worst movie in existence!

[Pheesh]

I'm a cinema snob, so not really.

Though I love The Room.

What is the matter with you, The Room is the worst movie in existence!

You're just a chicken Sarah! CHEEPCHEEPCHEEPCHEEP!!