Alaska. That movie with Dirk Benedict, Thora Birch, a yellow Piper Cub and northern nature.
Bankok dangerous
Boondock Saints. It’s so bad, but I love it.
Oh damn that’s a perfect example of what OP was asking for. 23% rotten tomatoe rating with 92% audience rating
I had to go look it up, I couldnt believe it!
Such a good movie!
I only liked the first one. The ones after weren’t so good.
“THERE WAS A FIREFIGHT!!!” Willen Dafoe was brilliant.
There’s only one sequel with a 2nd supposedly in the works.
Death Race 2050
I will stand by Pauly Shore’s Pinocchio as pure art, but I can’t promise that I’ve ever seen it sober, or that I’ve sat through the entire thing (I may have?).
I also enjoyed Wonka which has decent ratings but I’ve always heard people talking shit on it.
I like the White Men Cant Jump remake.
I actually think that theres some movies that SHOULD be remade every 15 to 20 years. I would watch Major League if it was remade every 5 to 10 years. New city, new cast, new jokes, new location, callbacks, subverting expectations… but same premise a shitty baseball team needs to get better or else. Give young up and coming actors an excuse to have fun, ham it up, play a wacky character.
Hell make it a punishment for being the statistically worst team for the season that they make it. “Sorry Boston but… you really ate shit this year…”
Weekend at Bernie’s, I really like it.
The Last Dragon and Bloodsports.
Super Mario Bros (1993)
It was objectively a trainwreck but it was awesome when you were 8 and It brought video games to the big screen for the first time. I will always love it.
My friend Garrett Gilchrist has bee trying to restore that movie to something closer to Morton and Jankel’s original vision for years now. I keep meaning to watch it because I do think that the movie had a lot of good ideas even if it was a mess.
https://archive.org/details/super-mario-bros-1993-the-morton-jankel-cut-extended-vhs_202207
People also forget that what most Americans knew about Mario at the time was that he jumped on mushrooms and turtles to rescue the princess.
But Morton and Jankel made both versions of the Max Headroom TV series. I absolutely give them credit.
There are dozens of us who agree. Dozens.
Shout-out to the fansite: https://SMBMovie.com
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. Yes it’s utterly ridiculous. I don’t care, it’s still a masterpiece of absurdity to me. That 13% on RT is a shame.
Also how has it been 23 years since its release.
Tiger
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Kung Fu Hustle is Kung Pow, but good.
My girlfriend got me plastered and showed me this fever dream of a movie. 10/10 experience
That movie rules. Shaolin Soccer is also pretty good.
Shaolin Soccer is the greatest masterpiece ever created with film.
The mistreatment of the female lead was a little too over the top, but otherwise 10/10 good film
You’re thinking of Kung Fu Hustle, which is brilliant in every way.
And I think it doesn’t qualify, because it was fairly well reviewed and did quite well at the box office.
Yes, that’s the one! Now I guess I have to watch Kung Pow as well.
I’m sure on some planet this movie is impressive, but its weak link is: this is Earth.
Hell yea!
Robot Jox… We can both live!
Watched it so many times back in the day. My friend had it on laser disc of all things
Freddie Got Fingered. SOOOO ahead of its time. I love Tom Green.
I understand praising the movie, but what about it was “ahead of its time”?
Daddy would you like some sausage?
Oh yes, that fucking leg break tonguing.
The movie was filmed down the street from where I grew up, so maybe for that reason or just for whatever lack of parenting reason, I watched this movie multiple times at the age of like 8 or 9.
I turned out okay, everything is fine. I think I need to rewatch it to check exactly in which ways it fucked me up.
You’re probably being sarcastic but the two guys that already commented on here are totally Fanboys of Freddy got fingered which is you know probably not good.
bright. absolutely garbage movie, super fun silly world building
Although usually spoofs don’t get any good rating I think this one should be an exception:
Scary movie 3
It honestly did it better than the movies it was making fun of.
Also, crack high voltage is way more fun than the rating lets on.
Please tell me you’ve seen Scary Movie 1 & 2?..
Oh for sure, the first 3 are great, and I’ll even give some credit to 4.
But 3 was peak, there is no scene that feels half baked. Even the subtle gags like the hat getting bigger became a classic.
I JUST rewatched Gone in Sixty Seconds on a whim, on like Thursday, and spotted that it apparently has a 38% critic rating from Rotten Tomatoes. Fuck that noise, that movie is a materpiece of filmography.
Agreed! I love to hate gone in sixty seconds, I feel the same way about the need for speed movie as well. If you haven’t seen it I recommend watching the NFS movie.
Tomato-meter has it currently as 26%
I think it was just too much Race, Chase, Heist Fatigue. When it came out, everyone watched it and had a good time. They got lulled in by the 27 F&F movies. But it’s not the same thing.
This came out a year BEFORE the first F&F movie.
Yeah but the tomato is score has more than that first year of ratings on it right?
Uhhhh, I dunno, I suppose that’s possible. Rotten Tomatoes wasn’t around in 2000, was it? Would they have aggregated from, like, newspaper reviews at the time?
That’s a damn good question let me look it up
From their FAQ:
Rotten Tomatoes has a team of curators whose job is to gather thousands of movie and TV reviews weekly. The team constantly collects movie and TV reviews from Tomatometer-approved critics and publications generating Tomatometer scores. Our curation process considers these reviews, noting if they are Fresh or Rotten, and our curators choose a representative pull-quote. Tomatometer-approved critics can also self-submit their reviews.
This is the movie we use to test our systems. Soundtrack rocked, it’s my fiances favorite.
