Guilty Pleasures: Critically & popularly panned movies that you enjoyed

[engtuner01077]

Inspired by the "Classic Movies You've Never Seen" thread, I though this might be in keeping with the theme.

Let's try not to get bogged down in ugly slanging matches over each other's choices!!! Let's just try and stick to lists, if necessary with a line or two saying why you enjoyed it, if you really feel the need to justify yourself !!!

Here's a few to kick things off:

Body Of Evidence (Madonna)
Alien Resurrection
Alien v. Predator
Highlander III
Pink Cadillac (Clint Eastwood)
Planet Of The Apes (Tim Burton's 2001 "reinvention")
Most Jean Claude VanDamme movies

[Nicole]

It got murdered by the critics though. I thought it was hilarous myself.

[likkle Philosopher! xD]

8mm !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Joey]

Got a total mental block, I should imagine I have seen so many....
All I can think of at the moment are
House of Wax (recent one with Paris Hilton)
Deep Blue Sea

[Chocolat]

Alexander is the only one that comes to mind at the moment.

[Harjit]

I love ALIEN RESURRECTION also!!

[adorethasp]

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka!
Don't Be A Menace to South Central While Drinking your Juice in the Hood

i liked some of the hood/gang movies and these two rip into them - love 'em despite being Wayans movies!

[Nicole P]

'Last action Hero' Arnie S. Universally panned, but I enjoyed it

[KSbooks]

Scary Movie 3

Everyone says this movie is terrible, but I found it more funny than the first two- both went too over-the-top on the sex stuff for me. SM3 was hilarious after watching The Ring though....

(runs away and hides)

[rogkas]

Now if film critics shared this enlightened view their opinions might actually mean something. Some crap films are just that, but the true measure of a man stroke woman is to be able to fess up to liking such flicks as-

GIRL HAPPY- My fave Elvis film. It's reminRAB me of an extended, early episode of The Monkees...but with Elvis!

or

NORTH- a pre-hobbit Elijah Wood tries to find himself a new family. It has half the cast of Seinfeld, Bruce Willis in a bunny suit and Dan Aykroyd and country star Reba McEntire doing a version of the theme from BONANZA with a bunch of dancing cowboys.