If a similar thread already exists apologies, I have had a quick search and haven't come across anything.
I was watching Days of Thunder, a film that was universally slated and described at best as Top Gun on wheels. I haven't watched it in many years, but got sucked in. It was great to see Tony Scott's trademark hazy skies, Hans Zimmer's early work and a youthful Tom and Nicole. I don't know if the psychologists among you can put the love of a terrible film down to the fact I grew up watching this and watching again brings back some sort of hidden emotion that I would not normally experience if watching for the first time as an adult. But the fact is I still love what is regarded as a terrible film.
So with this in mind, I'd be interested to hear about the films you love but shouldn't.
A few of mine are:
Days of Thunder 41% on Rotten Tomatoes
Die Hard 3 with a vengeance 51% on Rotten Tomatoes
Road house
Sunshine
Prometheus - I know this will raise the blood pressure for some
I'll leave it there for now before I create a bad impression.
I was watching Days of Thunder, a film that was universally slated and described at best as Top Gun on wheels. I haven't watched it in many years, but got sucked in. It was great to see Tony Scott's trademark hazy skies, Hans Zimmer's early work and a youthful Tom and Nicole. I don't know if the psychologists among you can put the love of a terrible film down to the fact I grew up watching this and watching again brings back some sort of hidden emotion that I would not normally experience if watching for the first time as an adult. But the fact is I still love what is regarded as a terrible film.
So with this in mind, I'd be interested to hear about the films you love but shouldn't.
A few of mine are:
Days of Thunder 41% on Rotten Tomatoes
Die Hard 3 with a vengeance 51% on Rotten Tomatoes
Road house
Sunshine
Prometheus - I know this will raise the blood pressure for some
I'll leave it there for now before I create a bad impression.