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

[Marshall Banana]

oh hi sarah

[Shorty]

oh hi monda

okay, I'll list a real one. POLTERGEIST.

[Slothy]

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within - Yes it was not the film we wanted but once you take the FF title out of it and just accept it as a sci-fi flick, it's a pretty darn good movie. Maybe not the greatest sci-fi film ever told but seriously, I felt the movie was fun and had some cool concepts in it.

Thank you.

and nearly every Rocky and Rambo sequel ever made.

At least the last movie in each of those series were actually awesome. Aside from that though I agree with you.

I'll also throw Commando out there and mention that I have a soft spot for the first two Friday the 13th films.

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

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 tearing me apart Sarah!"

[Laddy]

I don't think it's good at the slightest, that's why I love it.

It's Lisa, John. :I LISAH!

[Dreddz]

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 don't think the Dawn of the Dead remake is considered bad by anyone. It was fairly well reviewed and even has a pretty decent rating on imdb. The original is one of my all time favourite films, so the fact that I kind of like the remake says a lot about its quality.

I'll also throw Commando out there.

Anyone with a good appreciation for 80's action movies knows that Commando is the . People who automatically label cheesy 80's action flicks as bad are idiots.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I absolutely love cheesy horror films, but mostly old ones. Slasher films, zombie films, monster films, love that .

[Roto13]

Spider-Man 3. Apparently it's ok to be unintentionally cheesy like Spider-Man 1 and 2, but the second it becomes self aware and is cheesy on purpose, oh my god no.

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

Spider-Man 3. Apparently it's ok to be unintentionally cheesy like Spider-Man 1 and 2, but the second it becomes self aware and is cheesy on purpose, oh my god no.

Well...to be fair, I can sort of see why people dislike Spider-Man 3 and it has to do with the fact that Sam Raimi introduced three of the biggest characters from the Spider-Man mythos in one movie. I mean, really, Sandman's whole harry hard-luck story needed a full movie to be completely fleshed out, not half of a movie, a full movie. With Venom, I think audiences were expecting Eddie Brock to play some Pacific Heights mind games with Peter Parker and we didn't get that.

Now Gwen Stacy was definitely a wasted character in my opinion. I mean Gwen was so irrelevant to the grand scheme of things that you could pretty much run the whole movie without her. I think the only way they could've made Gwen Stacy work was by having Harry Osborne (post Goblin-Green formula inhalation,) kill Mary Jane Watson, (after the ghost of Norman says, "Attack the heart!") and then they could've had Gwen there to pick up the pieces while Peter was crying his eye balls out.

[Mirage]

Lots of movies that are all about blowing crap up and killing people in really unlikely ways
typical 80s and 90s action hero movies, in other words

and kung pow, and tokyo gore police, and idiocracy, even though that one isn't rated all that bad with it's 6.8 on imdb.

also, tons of jim carrey movies that have only been given average scores

can't think of too many outright terrible movies though

[Mo-Nercy]

I love Death Race and all the The Fast and The Furious films.

And I can tell that I'm going to love The Green Hornet too.

[rubah]

Armageddon, Mystery Men, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Spider-man 3

but not the room. it was too bad.

[Vyk]

People thought Mystery Men was bad? I love that movie

[Miriel]

I pretty much love every wedding rom/com movie out there. Doesn't matter how cheesy or silly. The Wedding Planner, Bride Wars, My Best Friend's Wedding, etc.

I dunno, I can't help myself.

I can actually go spend 10 hours at an actual wedding, come home, sit on the couch and go, "oooh, Four Weddings is on!" and watch it for hours.

[LunarWeaver]

I can dig bad movies. There are plenty I really like. One that's a bigger budget film and considered bad by fans is Superman Returns. I was told over and over to just turn it off after the airplane sequence because nothing else happens, but I love that damn movie, damnit Janet.

I'm too lazy to make a real list right now.