[AlissBart]

I don't know if I have guilty pleasure movies... I'm really proud of the movies I love and don't feel guilty about it.

But I do have a TV guilty pleasure: Vampire's Diaries.
I hate it so much but I just can't stop watching it: Ian Somerhalder calls me weekly just to look at him. I can't help it no matter how I loathe the rest of it

[Forex Trading Software]

Army of Darkness, big time. I can quote along for the whole thing. I am pretty sure my fiance """lost""" my copy, but HA, I rented it on Netflix.

NOT GUILTY, JUST A PLEASURE.

I love 80s and 90s film and trashy shit girl films. I'll watch any of it. Shit films are my bread and butter.

Obviously any Hanks. Also, Whoopi Goldberg. Sister Act? Sister FACT. Also Goldie Hawn films.
The Bill & Ted films are in my top five.
Bring It On, Bring It On, Bring It On. And Mean Girls. Romy & Michelle. Legally Blonde. Never Been Kissed.
Kindergarten Cop.
Short Circuit.
SUPER MARIO BROS.

Not guilty about a single thing.

[freeringtonesioo]

Romy and Michelle? Bill and Ted? Both ooze charm and fabulousness. Pleasures, certainly, but guilty? Never!

Here's one that gives me the mildest squeak of guilt in the depths of my taste lobe:



I love it for it's happy popcorn approach to plot, shit blowing up, daft fashion and most of all, Justin Theroux's ridiculous(ly hot) Oirish beefcake villain.

Also in this vein: both Tomb Raider flicks. Absolutely vacuous, idiotic fun, featuring Daniel Craig with his kit off in one and Gerald Bulter as a bit of Rough Scottish in the other. Sheer buttery popcorn fun.

[Z3s9vQZj]

Army of Darkness, big time. I can quote along for the whole thing. I am pretty sure my fiance """lost""" my copy, but HA, I rented it on Netflix.

I'm with Stumpy on this one. There is no guilt. Actually, I quoted this movie the other night when I called down cellar to tell my husband and son dinner was ready: "All right you primitive screw heads, now listen up!"

[QuidQuoPro]

I don't know if I have guilty pleasure movies... I'm really proud of the movies I love and don't feel guilty about it.

But I do have a TV guilty pleasure: Vampire's Diaries.
I hate it so much but I just can't stop watching it: Ian Somerhalder calls me weekly just to look at him. I can't help it no matter how I loathe the rest of it

I know what you mean. I hate/love that show. I also watch Pretty Little Liars but you didn't hear that from me

[Pheboasmabs]

I don't really have any guilty pleasure films either. And really, people consider Clueless something to be embarrassed about? Modern classic.

Helen, I love Charlie's Angles: Full Throttle. Legitimately love. I fully recognise that it's a complete mess of a movie that can barely contain itself, but...I don't know, it's entertaining. I have seen the death of cinema. And it was hot shit.

And maybe this would embarrass others - Jingle All The Way is one of my favourite Christmas movies.

[geasurpacerma]

I guess I have to consider Army of Darkness a guilty pleasure simply because it's my go-to movie, anytime, if we're asking ourselves, "what should we do? watch a movie? sure, what movie? Army of Darkness!" I receive many eyerolls for it. BUT I'm glad to know it's just a regular old pleasure, according to my unfcommunity.

Is this a guilty pleasure movie? Or just pleasure?



moral of the story: I like camp.

[Forex Trading Software]

It's one of my favourites!

Helen, I love Charlie's Angles: Full Throttle. Legitimately love. I fully recognise that it's a complete mess of a movie that can barely contain itself, but...I don't know, it's entertaining. I have seen the death of cinema. And it was hot shit.

Drew Barrymore? JOEY TRIBIANNI? YES.

[freeringtonesioo]

Helen, I love Charlie's Angles: Full Throttle. Legitimately love. I fully recognise that it's a complete mess of a movie that can barely contain itself, but...I don't know, it's entertaining. I have seen the death of cinema. And it was hot shit.

Well, I did say it was only the mildest squeak of guilt. I agree, it is incredibly entertaining from the Raiders rip-off, sorry homage in the opening scene to Demi Moore's over-the-top, fur-coated, stilleto-heeled villainess. The Charlie's Angels and Tomb Raider movies are the sort of thing I pull out when I Just Can't Deal with real emotions or well, anything. That and Ghostbusters.

[Fertionbratte]

Flash Gordon
Logan's Run
Joe vs the Volcano
The Mummy films

[freeringtonesioo]

I was just thinking Flash Gordon too:



I LIKE TO PLAY WITH THINGS AWHILE BEFORE ANNIHILATION.

Again though, not much guilt involved. I think it's a classic of its genre - its genre being daft camp SF fun.

[Forex Trading Software]

I can't feel guilt about any film I enjoy, because I know they are awesome and everyone else is wrong.

(Flash terrifies me though. It's because of that Queen song, and how it starts with "FLASH! AHH-AH!". My brother used to play it full blast at 2am when I was young.)

[Fertionbratte]

I think Logan's Run would come in the same category then.

I almost put Big Trouble in Little China on my list but it's just too damn awesome.

[freeringtonesioo]

Oh! oh! BULLETPROOF MONK.

Awesomely silly, awesome fun with Chow Yun Fat and camp Nazis.

[AlissBart]

I know what you mean. I hate/love that show. I also watch Pretty Little Liars but you didn't hear that from me

I forgot that!!
That's another one I watch without even linking it. I hate those girls but still every week I'm there. I definitely think they hid some subliminal messages there U_U it's their fault.

[vansVoish]

Also in this vein: both Tomb Raider flicks. Absolutely vacuous, idiotic fun, featuring Daniel Craig with his kit off in one and Gerald Bulter as a bit of Rough Scottish in the other. Sheer buttery popcorn fun.

I grew up playing the Tomb Raider games, so I was in total heaven when I found out they were making a movie (and then another!) I have to admit that I enjoyed them both very much. It's been a while, though... I should give them another viewing!

[gamblingstats]

Waterworld.

[Olphander]

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.

[Koayrbzh]

Oh damn, I have so many.

To Wong Foo
The Hot Chick
Anchorman
Romy & Michelle
Emperor's New Groove (Yzma is the best Disney villain ever.)
Fried Green Tomatoes
Bring It On
Hocus Pocus
Mrs. Doubtfire

I don't care if people think they're crap or not, I love all of them.

[Nigeopire]

Oh gosh, so many...

Napoleon Dynamite (makes me laugh without fail)
Sex and the City (the first one)
Beaches
Fried Green Tomatoes
Moulin Rouge
Mrs. Doubtfire
Uncle Buck
Enough (that terrible Jennifer-Lopez-as-battered-wife movie. I watch it every time its on cable for some reason)
Old skool Disney movies
Reality Bites
The Crow
Center Stage
Wayne's World
Many T.Hanks movies - Gump, Cast Away, Turner and Hooch

ETA: The Cutting Edge! *toeeeepiiiicckkkkk*

I seriously feel guilt about none of these, because they are all awesome.