Guilty Pleasures?

My ultimate guilty pleasure.

I also like these...

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"George, this is a little too much for me. Escaped convicts, fugitive sex... I've got a cockfight to focus on."

Practical Magic
The Englishman Who Went Up A Hill But Came Down A Mountain
Across the Universe

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The Omega: Doing it wrong so YOU don't have to.

Love Practical Magic. I wouldn't even call that guilty.

I'm going to be a bore. None. I'm not embarrassed about any films I like.

No one really is, are they? You know what it means.

I'd admit liking films I found excellent even if the majority thought it was terrible or laughable. Indeedy. With no trouble.

None of this is a secret , the first three I especially love.

Hobo With a Shorgun
Triangle
Brothers (2009)
Snakes on a Plane
Mark of Love
Bee Movie
Bingo Bongo
Above The Rim
Contact

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Lynch's Dune

Don't judge me...Absolutely not, Buffy is one the the greatest TV shows ever made, and the first four seasons are brilliant. The idea of someone feeling guilty about liking such a fantastic show is ludicrous. Now Charmed on the other hand, that would be a good pick for a guilty pleasure series.

1. any Disney (I was this way before I had my child)
2. Grease
3. Can't Buy Me Love
4. Some Kind of Wonderful
5. Wizard of Oz

Kevin Home Alone

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Lifeforce

Something about Mathilda May really turns me on....and at my age, that's really saying something!

Other than that, the movie is a dog.

As it is a 13 + forum, I can't devolved that

I can't really name a film right now, but it used to be Titanic.

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

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Absolutely horrible film, with horrible performances, not just from double Van Damme, but from Geoffrey Lewis and co. as well, and extremely cliched action sequences and writing. Yet, I love this, and feel kind of less intelligent for doing so.

Absolutely horrible film, with horrible performances, not just from double Van Damme, but from Geoffrey Lewis and co. as well, and extremely cliched action sequences and writing. Yet, I love this, and feel kind of less intelligent for doing so.

Among my friends I'm not ashamed of liking anything since they watch pretty lame movies themselves.
But among movie buffs I avoid telling that I enjoy these:

Charlie's Angels (Both films)
Fantastic Four Dualogy
National Treasure Dualogy
The Last Templar (actually I don't think it's that bad)
Ace Ventura Dualogy (yes,I prefer it to Eternal Sunshine Of Spotless Mind)
Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison (childhood nostalgia)
The Mummy (except the last one which I've seen once but don't remember anything)