Guilty Pleasures: Movie You're Ashamed to Admit You Like

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"Dirty Dancing" is about as guilty as you can get.

Both bottom drawer, AND a chick flick, but I like it.

I dunno. I like oldies music.

I probably shouldn't mention porn so I won't

I like Deuce Bigalow Male Gigolo.

And Andy Sandler movies. Those usually don't get high ratings.

I'm a little obsessed with Frozen and I wouldn't mind admitting it but I felt a little silly about watching Tangled. I've never seen the whole movie I just like the first song.

Les Miserables, although it was unfortunate that Russell Crowe's singing turned out to be horrible, there are some real stand-out performances, Anne Hathaway's 'I dreamed a dream' is by far the best rendition of the song I have come across, same with 'On my own'.

First Blood
Point Break (Original)
MacGruber
John Wick

Superman 3. I liked it for all the reasons the movie is one of the most dispised in history.

Quest for Camelot, Cars 2, and some of the Land Before Time sequels.

Pootie Tang

Howard The Duck
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats

CON AIR, it does involve a plane after all so I use that as a crutch... since I'm a big fan of planes.

None. I don't feel guilty for what I enjoy. Noone ever should.

Spice World! I loved the Spice Girls as a small child and I enjoy how random and silly the movie was.

Also, I like the Fred: The Movie and Vampires Suck.

The Chipmunk Adventure. I think it's a great film, and I love the sound track, especially, Off To See The World, Girls Of Rock 'N' Roll, My Mother and Diamond Dolls.

Girls Of Rock 'N' Roll:



And, Tom & Jerry The Movie.

I cannot think of any movies I am ashamed to admit I like.

I'm not really sure if this should be considered a "guilty" pleasure, but I loved The Onion Movie. It's one of the most brilliant, un-PC things I've ever watched, and there's something there to offend almost everyone.

I also like really cheesy, gory action movies, like Dead Snow, Kill Bill, some of Roberto Rodriguez's films (particularly Machete, Planet Terror, and From Dusk Till Dawn), and pretty much anything starring Arnold Schwarzenegger or Sylvester Stallone.

As well, I've liked pretty much every James Cameron film I've ever watched, despite his reputation as an entry-level, "popcorn flick" director.

One more thing, I also liked Dirty Harry and The Dark Knight, despite their far-right undertones. While I may not necessarily agree with heavy-handed justice in real life, I like a good vigilante story.

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