Masters of the Universe.

Also The Jerk, which is of course an awesome movie except for the fact I always catch it on a station where it's edited for time and content. But I watch it anyway.
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....Keanu at his wooden best..."I....am an F....B....I agent", although PZ was cool as fuck in this....everytime it comes on, no matter where in the movie...movie channel or regular cable station....and I have it on DVD and VHS....just sad....




....Ice T as a mutant kangaroo....priceless....and a young Naomi Watts...

reneGade20 said:

Bodhi!!!

Each and every [img]time...http://www.ticketspecialists.com/lasvegas/images/showgirls.jpg[/img]


"it's a versayce"
.."you mean versachi?"

purplerein said:

Great Balls of Fire
She-Devil
The Incredible Shrinking Woman

Do made-for-tv movies shown on that black hole of television called Lifetime count? From time to time I find myself watching movies on that channel and they're almost hypnotic in a twisted, masochistic way: the array of washed-up stars, the overacting, the predictable plotlines, bad dialogue, and cheesy, overdramatic cinematography. My eyes glaze over and I can't look away!

reneGade20 said:

I actually own this movie. Naomi as Jet Girl

The comics are great--all drawn by Jamie Hewlett from Gorillaz.

WillyWonka said:

I always end up watching that. It disgusts me, though. That wart that Roseanne has! And the weird little lady.

The Mummy (Rachel Wiescz )
The Fifth Element (about to buy this, I love it so)
Purple Rain

I don't watch too much TV, so I can't really think of any that I see often.

ThreadBare said:

I love the first Mummy. Good rip-off of Indiana Jones.

ThreadBare said:

purplerein said:

C'mon, it's a long-form video, at best. Seemed wonderful when I was 12, though.

ThreadBare said:

the incredible dialogue
Billy: just like your old man
The Kid: Layoff of that stuff!
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purplerein said:

You forgot this classic:

"C'mon, Lisa. Let's go."

ThreadBare said:

Jerome: Hey kid, how's the family?
Morris: Bwawk...hahahhaha

kidelrich said:

Because I am a Meryl Streep fan (to this day I would like to know what heinous misdeed she committed that led to her to be blackmailed into appearing in such a terrible film), I went to She-Devil in the theater when it was first released.

Imagine being subjected to that giant wart-mole projected at an even larger scale upon the big screen. It was nightmarish.
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ThreadBare said:

see great minds think alike thready....i said PR as well.


oh...and I watch Fifth element ALL the time. its my...oh..ain't nothing to watch...let me throw on Fifth element.

Rhondab said:

Hmmm. I rented it last night to watch this weekend.

Watcha doinnnn'?

You guys are naming good movies (PR, Empire Records, The Legend of Billie Jean, Fifth Element, Clueless)... I love all those

Now I'm trying to think of a crappy one

Well, I know the Last Dragon is terrible but I love that shit

OOH, and The Mighty Quinn is pretty bad but I absolutely adore it

ThreadBare said:

fifth element is the ONLY movie I have watched more than 5 times - I don't think I've watched Purple Rain that many times!

Man in the Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story



It's always on and I've watched in parts. I keep catching the same bit where MJ dangles 'Blanket' out of the hotel window. Diana Ross speaks to him in his mind in a kind of Obi Won Kenobi sort of way. It's quite ridiculous of cause.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

haha 4serious? i need this now

Christopher said:

It will change your life. It's a tense scene and everyone gives Michael dirty looks for dangling 'Blanket' out of the window. Michael is all giggly and excitable.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

please tell me you got it on your computer?

Christopher said:

http://www.youtube.com/wa...on%20story

Here's the clip. It begins with the Martin Bashir. There are two things to look out for...the funky music and it looks like Paris knees MJ in the groin when he falls off the sofa.

'I just want to show him to the world'
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JDINTERACTIVE said:

goodness that music and then the excitment of the crowd was to much!

Christopher said:

I like how even the baby gives Michael an ashamed look for dangling him out the window.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

i wish diana ross was in it

Showgirls. I just can't get enough of it..it's like a comedy to me.