Disco Polo
The premise of it was completely stupid but the nostalgic tone and execution was flawless
Big Lebowski.
Alcoholic stoner on the search for a new rug and gets caught up in a fake kidnapping.
That’s just like your opinion, man.
Shut the fuck up Donny
The Transporter. Dude is a professional delivery driver for bad guys. But the music is perfect, the driving is fun, the fight scenes are creative and exciting. The love scenes suck… but all in all it was way better than I expected and is still my favorite JS movie.
City of Lost Children (1995)
A carnival strongman teams up with a young orphan girl to rescue his little brother from a mad scientist who kidnaps children to steal their dreams in the hope that it will stop him aging.It’s completely nuts but the surreal visual style and editing makes it pretty fun to watch.
Work of art.
Row (2016)
French horror movie about teenage period of live and about problems and temptations young people meet when they become adult
This is so unintersting for me but im rewatching this movie cous of its vibe
Hackers 1995.
“Wristcutters” is such a dumb premise, but the movie is so well made that it just drips thick vibes. Love that movie.
Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey
That plot is batshit wild, and I think it hinges on a bootstrap paradox. But that’s the point. It’s Bill and Ted, they just deal with it as Bill and Ted do. From robot clones, to Death, to death, to Hell, to Heaven, to Smokey and the Bandit III, it’s a perfect film.
Monty Python And The Holy Grail
Highly overrated
It’s definitely a product of its time. Some of the humour has become a bit dated, but it still holds up well, as a low budget production.
Bubba Ho-Tep. Nursing home Elvis fights the Mummy? Silly as hell. But they nailed it.
Saw this at a screening in DC. Bruce Campbell was there for a post movie Q&A.
That’s awesome! I heard that his only question before saying yes to the role was whether or not you’d see Elvis’s penis.
Don’t remember him talking about that, but I do remember him being asked about making another Evil Dead movie. His answer was, “you’ll have to get Sam to walk away from his multimillion dollar checks for making Spider-Man movies long enough to do another Evil Dead, but I’d be all for it!”
That’s been on my list for ages. I really need to watch it
You absolutely need to!
Pacific Rim. Building giant robots to fight large creatures… Ridiculous, but fantastic film!
Pacific rim was one of those movies that cemented that you can’t just say a movie is bad or good. The tomato-meter doesn’t have nuance.
There are days I want to come home and experience the perfect sci fi movie with amazing effects, and there are days I want a drama that brings me to tears. Then some days I just want to see giant robots punching the shit out of aliens. All three are good movies for their own merits.
Kung Fury
Don’t know what you mean, plot makes perfect sense. Hard boiled Kung Fu detective fights nazi robots with dinosaurs
Shoot ‘Em Up (2007). Basically Bugs Bunny in action movie form.
Kills a dude in the opening coupla minutes with a carrot, Peak.
Fucking love this movie!
The Blues Brothers (1980) or Clue.
Clue is legit one of my favorites
- Hudson Hawk
- Kentucky Fried Movie (multiple stupid plots)
- Airplane 2 (1 actually had pretty common “disaster movie” plot for the time)
- Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure
Seconding Hudson Hawk!
Airplane 2 (1 actually had pretty common “disaster movie” plot for the time)
Your fun trivia fact for the day is that Airplane! was actually a remake of a 1950s plane disaster movie called Zero Hour! Same plot, even long stretches where they go same plot points and sometimes even shot for shot…
Airplane! just had a tonal change caused by throwing a bunch of ridiculous gags in, essentially becoming a parody of its origin movie.
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