Does the "guilty pleasure movie" exist?

[B_Metal]

Why do you like the movie in a non-emotionally stimulated way? What makes you connect to it and hoist it up?

But I would argue that the people making that argument are stimulated in some way maybe not emotionally but in some way. They like it because it resonates for some reason.

And I've never seen 'Thunderheart', by the way. I've actually heard decent things about it.

You should check it out. Not "great" but certainly good in my book.

But you're right, it's hard to talk about the flick with out mentioning any emotional connection to it. But I'm also not going to tell you that you're wrong in saying it's a shitty fucking movie. But how can we discuss it either way? You hate it, I like it.

This, in a nutshell.

[Abraham Smashington]

I dig Thunderheart. Kilmer is great.

[Ed Hocken]

I just want to know how is enjoying Hackers different from say liking the Planet of the Apes sequels?

[Anderson]

You're all wrong for every reason I stated. But, that's cool.

[B_Metal]

I dig Thunderheart. Kilmer is great.

Yeah, he was really on fire during that time in his career, plus the old indian man slays me. With his Magoo watching and Peyote smoking.

[B_Metal]

You're all wrong for every reason I stated. But, that's cool.

This is my guilty pleasure post. It's complete shit, but I love it.

[Ed Hocken]

I agree in that it can be a cop out. In that it justifies just liking any pile of shit out there. But there are times when it is in fact legitimate to say such things. Because you have no other way of justifying it.

Like I said, this really can come into play with music.

[Abraham Smashington]

You're all wrong for every reason I stated. But, that's cool.

DOES NOT COMPUTE.

How are we wrong? Are you telling me there is not one movie that you like (and you know is shit)?

[Anderson]

DOES NOT COMPUTE.

How are we wrong? Are you telling me there is not one movie that you like (and you know is shit)?

There isn't.

[Ed Hocken]

Well there ya go.

[Abraham Smashington]

I find that highly suspect. Every film you enjoy has received critical acclaim or not a bad word was said about it?

[Anderson]

I find that highly suspect. Every film you enjoy has received critical acclaim or not a bad word was said about it?

There's bad word with a capital B and with a little b.

[Ed Hocken]

I think Pauline needs to lay out his favorite films. Let's see them.

[Matt]

How about guilty HATRED, then: a picture that is critically lauded and everyone else loves, but you can't stand it for some reason. If those can exist, cannot a guilty PLEASURE exist as well?

[Abraham Smashington]

I can name a whole bunch of my favorite films that would be considered good by most. But I like talking about films that people think are pure shit.