You're the only one who likes this movie...name it...

[cynatnite]

For me it's 'Howard the Duck'. I admit it...I like it. Got it on DVD, too. I've never met another person who likes it. Anyone else got a movie nobody else likes but you?

[ceile]

1. "Jumpin' Jack Flash"

I love the one liners in that movie!

[KitchenWitch]

5. I love Jumpin Jack Flash!

[ceile]

9. Yeah! I'm not the only one.

My friends make horrible fun of me because I can recite almost the whole movie.

[racaulk]

105. "I'm a little black woman, in a big silver box!"

:rofl:

I *love* that movie!!! I haven't seen it in years though. It was the first time I remember seeing Whoopi Goldberg on the big screen (I didn't see "The Color Purple" until I was an adult), and I fell in love with her immediately.

:loveya:

[MissMillie]

2. a very dear friend of mine likes Howard the Duck

so you're not totally alone.

I can't think of one that I like that no one else does. I'm better at thinking of one I don't like that everyone else did: Pulp Fiction.

[Hugin]

16. "Howard the Duck" ...

"Silent Running"...

I could go on all day naming movies I like and nobody else seems to. :)

[dembotoz]

55. howard the duck

is there enough of us to start a 3rd party?

[edbermac]

3. I liked parts of it.

The opening and the scene at the diner were funny in a dumb way.

[InvisibleTouch]

4. Armageddon, The Core, etc.

I love those kinds of movies, and those two are among my favorites. Have never heard anyone else do anything but bash them, though. Very puzzling. But, no accounting for other people's bad taste. :)

[cynatnite]

7. I liked Armageddon, but...

Core sucked. Sorry :hi:

[InvisibleTouch]

11. Aww, come on...

..."We're dodging diamonds the size of Manhatten" - how can you go wrong?? :)

[cynatnite]

17. Giant prophylactics in disaster movies just don't work for me

:shrug: Can't explain it.

[Phillycat]

18. Armageddon is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time.

[Kutjara]

153. The major reason I like Armageddon is because...

...I got to deliver the line, "Armageddon sick of this." I thought it was hilarious. My wife disagreed.

[RebelOne]

6. You have now met another person who likes it -- me.

[cynatnite]

8. Don't feel quite so alone now n/t

[begin_within]

10. Lost in Yonkers

(1993) I laughed all the way through it, but nobody else seems to like it and it's only rated 6.3 on imDB. I must be missing something bad aboutu it.

[Sugar Smack]

12. Last Night.

I feel like I'm the only person who ever saw it. :hi:

[terrya]

14. I like "Last Night" a lot.

Sandra Oh is wonderful in it. :-)

[Sugar Smack]

21. She is. I loved her reaction to

"candy cane?" That was one of the sweetest movies ever, esp. in terms of coping with knowing what's ahead.

:pals:

[terrya]

32. I liked that moment, also!

I just liked the whole premise of the movie...the world will end at midnight...and how will you spend your remaining moments on Earth?

:pals:

[Sugar Smack]

37. I think that line about kindness and courtesy really hit the nail

on the head. :D It was sweet to discover the kid in everybody at the family's "Christmas". How the Virgin dealt with her boss (I think?) and how the sex-starved guy approached his best friend.

"I WOULD", Don McKellar responds, "But I just don't want to risk the idea of having any BAD SEX today."

[MorningGlow]

39. I LOVE Last Night!

I saw it a couple of times a long time ago, but I still think about it often. Very haunting! (And I love that they don't explain the science of it--it's gonna happen and that's all there is to that--who cares about the details!) :hi:

[Sugar Smack]

41. Everyone in that movie is resigned to the fact

that their lives will be over at midnight. The sister is the very best, I think. "Patrick. You're being obnoxious." "I'm behaving like a brother" he says.

:D

[MorningGlow]

45. Don McKellar--a great triple threat

Lead, writer, and director.

I loved him in Waydowntown as well.

[kernelfarmer]

13. "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane"

I still love Andrew "Dice" Clay.

[Dr. Strange]

53. Not a big Dice fan,

but I did like that movie.

[mac56]

15. "The Emperor's New Groove"

Yes, I know, David Spade is a little hard to take. Very funny movie, though.

[MysticalChicken]

85. I love that one!

One of Disney's funnier movies.

[Phillycat]

19. Center Stage, Save The Last Dance, Stomp The Yard...

I could go on. :D

[Fire Walk With Me]

75. Stomp the Yard was good.

Us white folks would break many bones trying to move like that. Unique. Rise was very good as well.

I liked Roll Bounce, the period roller-skating showdown film from a couple of years ago. Not bad.

But my big "no one else likes it" movie is "Big Meat Eater", which is a true piece of schlock, embarassing at times semi-musical with a few brilliant moments.

Local Hero, Quiet Earth, Liquid Sky...

[ElizabethDC]

133. I really like Center Stage and so do a lot of my friends

as a matter of fact, last week several of my friends and I were discussing how we need to rent it and watch it again.

[Phillycat]

165. "I'm the best goddamned ballerina in the American Ballet Company!

Who the hell are you?"

:rofl:

[rbnyc]

20. My Dinner with Andre

My other friends either think it's boring or pretentious. I love it. I used to have it on cassette tape and I would listen to it in my walkman. I adore Wallace Shawn.

[begin_within]

38. I like it, in fact I saw it in the theater during its first theatrical run.

But it's not for anyone - it takes a LOT of patience and some people are just not going to sit through it, no matter what. I read that it has the longest script of any movie (in terms of number of words).

[MrCoffee]

22. Hackers...it's got Fisher Stevens on a skateboard

there's nothing else you need to know

[Phillycat]

25. Fucking brilliant piece of shit.

Plus, Angelina before the boob job. :D

On edit: HACK THE PLANET!

[MrCoffee]

72. that is the perfect description of that movie

it should be on the posters. "Fucking brilliant piece of shit"

[BlueIris]

67. "It's in that place where I put that thing that time."

[Richardo]

23. "Throw Momma From the Train"

I find it hilarious.

[mac56]

27. I loved that movie.

Lots of funny bits in there: Danny DeVito discussing the sinister plan with Billy Crystal, then abruptly stopping, looking out the windows, and exclaiming, "Look! Cows!"

Cracks me up every time.

[Richardo]

28. "This is like the Flintstones car wash!"

:rofl:

[TexasBushwhacker]

112. The night was moist

I guess you had to be there

:popcorn:

[ruiner4u]

24. Starship Troopers

[HuskerDU]

26. 'Malibu's Most Wanted' *SPOILER ALERT*

Checked it out at the library on a whim and thought it was hilarious.

A couple of actors are hired to play gangsters and the scene where they 'practice' their 'tough guy' routine in front of a mirror had me in utter stitches!

Another good one that nobody else seems to like is 'Death To Smootchie'. I like funnies and that one had 'em too.

[flvegan]

29. I liked both of those.

[AlCzervik]

33. "Don't call me that, thats my slave name"

:rofl:

[driver8]

58. I thought that movie was pretty funny.

Death to Smoochy is another favorite of mine -- I actually own it on DVD.

[HuskerDU]

71. Glad you guys liked 'em too.

I like an under-the-radar comedy because commercials and word-of-mouth always seem to spoil the blockbusters for me.

[flvegan]

30. "The Pest" with John Leguizamo

Absolutely hilarious.

[AlCzervik]

31. "Life" with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence.

a totally overlooked and underappreciated movie imo and i am no fan of Martin Lawrence but he was very good in that one.

[cynatnite]

34. I really enjoyed that movie...

I thought it was great.

[AlCzervik]

36. finally! i don't know anyone else that has actually watched it.

[Shell Beau]

79. I thought it was hilarious!!!

[philosophie_en_rose]

35. Death to Smoochie

:)

[driver8]

56. I was going to post the same movie!

I think this movie is hilarious! I love the dark humor...

[Skittles]

155. hey I saw that for the first time on TV today

I thought it was a hoot - I had expected the worst after hearing Jon Steward jokingly trash it for years :D

[Connonym]

40. Where'd you get it on DVD?

I love that movie! I can't find it on Netflix or Amazon or anything though.

[cynatnite]

43. Downloaded the torrent and burned it to DVD about a year ago...

I just checked a couple of places and there isn't a torrent that I can find, but that's not to say one doesn't exist.

[Connonym]

47. I shall have to go sleuthing, thanks :)

[BlooInBloo]

42. Some Kind Of Wonderful.

[AlCzervik]

44. i love that movie.

[Sugar Smack]

51. OMG, that was good.

:blush:

[BlooInBloo]

52. Is my fav romance.

[Sugar Smack]

62. "Wise man says only fools rush in

Wise men say only fools rush in
But I cant help falling in love with you
Shall I stay
Would it be a sin
If I cant help falling in love with you

Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life too
For I cant help falling in love with you

Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life too
For I cant help falling in love with you
For I cant help falling in love with you"

-Elvis, I think.
:) And covered by the best.

[BlooInBloo]

66. :) Was my favorite song for years before I knew it was Elvis' - lol!

[driver8]

59. I like this movie, also.

But I'm a big Lea Thompson fan -- she is so cute!

[BlooInBloo]

65. She is, but I was a Mary Stuart Masterson guy all the way!

[driver8]

76. Oh yeah -- she is a cutie, too!

I loved her character in "Some Kind of Wonderful."

[ceile]

61. My fiance's favorite soundtrack.

Has it on tape and plays it all the time (surprised it hasn't worn out yet).

[trackfan]

46. I liked Ishtar

I thought it was pretty good.

[gmoney]

78. Yeah, me too... especially the songs

Their performance of "Little Darlin'" totally cracks me up.

[dolo amber]

175. My dad and I love that movie

It's hilarious! :D

[redqueen]

179. Hah... same here...

I knew someone else probably already said it.

:hi:

[MorningGlow]

48. My standard reply to "you've gotta see this movie" threads in the Lounge

Next Stop Wonderland. Hope Davis and Philip Seymour Hoffman before they became "HUGE", filmed in Boston, and a great story to boot.



http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119778/

[Jade Fox]

123. I LOVE that movie...

I own a copy of the wonderful Brazilian soundtrack.

[MorningGlow]

125. Wow--I've never known anybody who's even SEEN it!

Glad you like it--it's one of those "small gems". I own the soundtrack as well--it's great! :hi:

[Jade Fox]

130. I'm trying to remember...

how I heard about the movie and when I first saw it, but I can't. May have been through the music--I love Brazilian music.

[Dastard Stepchild]

138. Yup!

I was staying in Revere for a month a few years back, and I always used to giggle when I would see the Wonderland stop. It never got old for me. :)

[MorningGlow]

160. I knew the filmmaker knew what he was doing

because the taxi driver had the line "The Sumner Tunnel's backed up." Before "The Big Dig", the Sumner Tunnel was ALWAYS backed up. So even now, every time I hear that line, I :rofl:!

[Rhythm]

49. "Rockula"

Cute as hell movie... soundtrack's good too. *L*

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdQezMBsX-Y

[meegbear]

50. Orgazmo ...

I thought it was a hilarious Trey Parker / Matt Stone movie. Other people said it was dumb, but, DUH! That's what makes it so funny.

[BlueIris]

68. "Man, I can still smell that newspaper."

[meegbear]

73. "I don't sound queer or anything ...

but you sure got a hot ass". :rofl:

[ghostsofgiants]

148. I don't wanna sound queer or nothin'...

But I think Depeche Mode is a sweet band!

[sasquatch]

89. I loved that movie

[Nickster]

94. "Jesus and I love you!"

[ghostsofgiants]

149. I thought it was hilarious too.

"Jesus!"
"Where?!"

[Dr. Strange]

54. Hudson Hawk

Yeah, I liked it. Deal with it.

[Rabrrrrrr]

60. Woo hoo! I was gonna put down that one!

I loved it, too!

Of course it doesn't make any sense - it's not supposed to! That's the beauty of that movie.

I think it's frakking wonderful. But, I'm also a HUGE Bruce Willis fan, and love everything he's done.

[Wilber_Stool]

110. That makes

three of us.

[yellowdogintexas]

157. we own Hudson Hawke too. so there. nt

[driver8]

57. I liked Howard the Duck, but only because Lea Thompson is so cute

in it!!

[Tafiti]

63. I get made fun of a lot...

...for loving the shit out of The Breakfast Club.

I can quote lengthy scenes verbatim. Love it love it.

[WildEyedLiberal]

64. Dragonheart

Corny fantasy movie with Dennis Quaid and Sean Connery as the voice of the dragon... I can't help it, I love it.

[ikojo]

69. One word....

Yentl

[fizzgig]

70. i love howard the duck!

and i'm not afraid to admit it :D

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

116. Marry Me!!

I mean it. Let's have children and raise them watching "Howard the Duck" over and over again.

I loved that movie and actually saw it twice in the same day!

[fizzgig]

117. i'll have to ask my boyfriend first

but i can't imagine he'll mind ;)

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

136. Great!

And if he wouldn't mind too terribly, could he talk to my wife?

[fizzgig]

143. deal!

:rofl:

[Blue-Jay]

74. The Three Amigos

"A sweater!" :rofl:

[AlCzervik]

77. that movie is hilarious. "Can I have your watch when you are dead?"

[fizzgig]

80. would you say i have a plethora?

:rofl:

[GOPisEvil]

122. That movie kicks ass. A metric fuckload of ass to be precise.

:rofl:

[Blue-Jay]

147. The first time I saw it, I actually didn't like it very much.

I don't know what happened, but it turned into one of the funniest movies ever.

Goodnight, Ned.

[judaspriestess]

81. Queen of the Damned

[Dr. Strange]

83. Sorry--loved it!

I wasn't terribly impressed with Interview, but Queen of the Damned was awesome!

[carly denise pt deux]

82. a not very well known movie called "Foxes" from the 1980's

it starred Jodi Foster, Scott Baio and Runaway's Cherie Currie. very 80's.

Carly

[AlCzervik]

84. i've seen that one about 10 times, also a good one.

cept for when Annie died.

[MrCoffee]

88. Jodie Foster's only good movie...right on.

[Susang]

181. Not very well known?

You must not have been a teenager in the 80s, everybody saw that movie. It was a big hit. It was directed by Adrian Lyne, the same director who made Fatal Attraction.

It came out in 1980, so it's really got more of the late 70s vibe than the 80s. Mullets, feathered hair, lots of casual drinking and drug use, indiscriminant sex. This was made before "Just say no." ;-)

[BlueIris]

86. "Whispers in the Dark." An overlooked noir.

Flame away.

[Zomby Woof]

131. That's one of Alan Alda's best!

:thumbsup:

[Highway61]

167. self delete

[deadparrot]

87. The Cutting Edge.

SO cheesy, but I have a soft spot for it.

[Catchawave]

120. I do too :)

My daughter was a competitive figure skater for 7 years.

[deadparrot]

132. Yay! Glad to here there's another fan out there.

:)

[Mad_Dem_X]

90. Xanadu. n/t

[terrya]

92. Not even close on that one.

I've probably seen "Xanadu" about 10 times. At least.

[racaulk]

106. Same here.

That movie seems to have big gay following, at least among my friends. My best friend is going to see it on Broadway in a few weeks. I'm jealous as hell.

[terrya]

108. I'm jealous, also!

I'd love to see the Broadway production. :-)

[Mad_Dem_X]

187. I'm trying to convince my sister

to go to NYC to see it with me. :)

[racaulk]

191. Cool

Have fun, I'm sure the show will be great! :)

[baby_mouse]

98. I LOVE Xanadu!

LOADS of poeple like Xanadu.

We should start a Xanadu message board somewhere.

[Mad_Dem_X]

186. That would be awesome! LOL n/t

[azmouse]

91. Weekend at Bernie's

[MrCoffee]

93. i love weekend at bernie's

"i'm blind! i was looking at my watch!" - i use that line all the time

[azmouse]

95. Cool! And all this time I thought I was the only one.

"The cockroaches scatter when the lights go on" - One of my fav lines.

[NewJeffCT]

161. I loved that movie when I saw it

However, I'm guessing now that I'm a bit older, I probably wouldn't.

[zanne]

96. "City of Joy" with Patrick Swayze. nt

[SteppingRazor]

97. Oscar, the Sylvester Stallone movie in which he plays a 1930s mob kingpin.

Hilarious! But apparently, I'm the only one who thinks so.

[judaspriestess]

126. I liked Oscar

cause it has Ornela Muti :)

[baby_mouse]

99. "The Majestic"

I really liked it. I thought it was really good.

Everyone else thinks its rubbish. Why?

[Taverner]

100. I like Howard the Duck!

I didn't think it was supertotallygnarlyawesome, but I thought it was a pleasant waste of 90 minutes. Lea Thompson was one of my "Red Dawn" crushes from the 80s. It was a decent mainstream goofball comedy from the 80's. I do think they spent a little too much on that duck suit though...

[Wapsie B]

101. St. Elmo's Fire

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:


I liked it. It covered a lot of the youthful angst I was dealing with at the time.

[Mike03]

135. Me too, I confess

That movie was a seminal part of my college experience. I had a huge crush on Ally Sheedy in that movie. She was attending the same university I was at the time, and a friend of mine and I tried to get her to be in one of our movies, but we chickened out.

[Wapsie B]

137. Yeah I wanted Ally bad.

Her and Mare Winningham {sp} both. fmf :evilgrin:

[Lethe]

102. Life Aquatic w/ Steve Zissou

i love that movie. Most people are iffy about it and don't care to much to watch it.

[Richardo]

103. I *thought* I liked it when I saw it at the theater....

....but when I rented it a few months later I could not sit through it. Weird thing is, I still have an overall positive opinion of it. :crazy:

[Nikia]

128. Some movies are much better the first time

For example, I thought that Rat Race was the most wonderful comedy the first time. A couple years later, I watched it again and wasn't impressed because I knew where they were going with all the jokes.

[ghostsofgiants]

150. I love it.

But then, I'm a pretty big Wes Anderson fan in general.

[Broken_Hero]

104. Superman Returns

seems most of the people I know, just said it was...okay, just to be kind, and the comments that I've read online, it seems to be an overwhelming dislike for the flick...

[racaulk]

107. Big Business

This movie is classic!!! :rofl:

[pokerfan]

109. BASEketball

had its moments. Not enough for most, but I kinda liked it.

[ChoralScholar]

111. "So I Married an Axe Murderer"

It became a cult-favorite of our Fraternity in college, but since, I have never found anyone who has even seen it!

"He puts an addictive chemical in his chicken that makes you crave it fortnightly, smartass!!!"


A dual role by Mike Myers, music by the Spin Doctors and the Bay City Rollers, a Phil Hartman role, and a cameo appearance by comedian Steven Wright... what's not to like?!?

[TexasBushwhacker]

113. Comment on haggis ...

Harriet Michaels: Do you actually like haggis?
Charlie Mackenzie: No, I think it's repellent in every way. In fact, I think most Scottish cuisine is based on a dare.

[Nevilledog]

139. One of my FAVORITE movies.....

Own it, watch it fortnightly (just kidding, but I love that word). I always believed that movie suffered because of it's title.

Just awesome quotes in that movie...such as:

Stuart Mackenzie: Look at the size of that boy's heed.
Tony Giardino: Shhh!
Stuart Mackenzie: I'm not kidding, it's like an orange on a toothpick.
Tony Giardino: Shhh, you're going to give the boy a complex.
Stuart Mackenzie: Well, that's a huge noggin. That's a virtual planetoid.
Tony Giardino: Shh!
Stuart Mackenzie: Has it's own weather system.
Tony Giardino: Sh, sh, shh.
Stuart Mackenzie: HEAD! MOVE!
Stuart Mackenzie: I'm not kidding, that boy's head is like Sputnik; spherical but quite pointy at parts! Now that was offsides, wasn't it? He'll be crying himself to sleep tonight, on his huge pillow.


That's what the hubby says when I have the misfortune of walking in front of the t.v. during some crucial moment... "HEAD! MOVE!"

And who could resist Charlie's beatnik poems every time he broke up with someone...LOL

[Zavulon]

114. Night Watch

Russian horror movie. My username comes from that of the bad guy.

[Mike03]

115. David Lynch's "Lost Highway"

I can't remember a single positive review of this film, nor can I remember meeting anyone who liked it.

Strange thing is, Lynch remade it as "Mulholland Drive" and got an nomination for Best Director, and that film was hailed (rightly so) as a masterpiece.

Then he remade it again as "Inland Empire," and I think critics were afraid to question the film's "brilliance," even though in my opinion it is the weakest of the three films in the trilogy.

[ghostsofgiants]

151. Lost Highway is amazing.

But Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire are significantly different. The more I watch Inland, the closer it comes to being my favourite film. (Mulholland is the current champion, haha.)

[mitchum]

118. Caligula

one of the funniest movies ever made

[GOPisEvil]

119. Who's The Man

A bunch of rappers and Denis Leary. I found it hilarious.

[Catchawave]

121. She Devil

w/Roseanne Barr, Meryl Streep and Ed Begley, Jr. Sweet movie about revenge :D

[fudge stripe cookays]

183. I LOVE that movie.

Meryl Streep's "overacting" is hilarious. Even though it's all a put-on. It's just the character.

[DarkTirade]

124. My favorate good bad movie has always been Real Genius.

[Jade Fox]

129. Love it.

[Der Blaue Engel]

145. Hey!

There is nothing bad about Real Genius! :spank:

[DarkTirade]

152. Heh, that's usually the response I get.

It was such a great bad movie that it's so easy to overlook the fact that it didn't have much in the way of plot, acting (despite great actors) ect. It's just so goddamn entertaining. :)

[judaspriestess]

127. Anyone else love BALTO?

I loooooooove that movie

[quiet.american]

134. I confess -- Moulin Rouge.

Once I made it past the first ten minutes, I LOVED this movie.

[Der Blaue Engel]

146. I loved Moulin Rouge too

:hi:

That's one I really want to own.

[yellowdogintexas]

159. Moulin Rouge is a fabulous Movie. We love that one

in this house too.

[DarkTirade]

169. The greatest thing

you'll ever learn
is just to love
and be loved in return.

[Ekirh]

193. Moulin Rouge lover here!

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!!

[pookieblue]

140. The Phantom Of The Opera

the one w/Gerard Butler as Erik.

actually, I think that he is the main reason I love that movie so much.

[racaulk]

141. Another one that I love...Pee Wee's Big Adventure

All about a boy, his bike, and a cross-country adventure. What's not to love? :)



And let's not forget about Large Marge!

[DerekG]

142. Indiana Jones: ToD and The Phantom Menace

The two starkest examples of Spielberg and Lucas not giving a fuck what you think--and I love them for it. Where others see folly, I see genius.

[AmBlue]

144. Crimes of the Heart

with Sissy Spacek, Jessica Lange and Diane Keaton is an all-time fave. I'm the only geek I know that brings it up and no one's ever seen it.

I loved the line from Babe (Sissy Spacek) after she shoots her husband non-fatally then goes to the kitchen and comes back with an icy cold glass filled to the brim. As the asshole's lying flabbergasted and bleeding on the dining room floor, she says...

"Would ja lak some lemun-AYDE??"

[Kutjara]

154. "Last Year at Marienbad."

Nobody sane likes that film. Pretentious students love it because anything that dull and impenetrable must be profound and because, well, that's what pretentious students do. Unfortunately, I never grew out of being a pretentious student, so I still like it.

[yellowdogintexas]

156. you are not alone, we have an old VHS and a DVD of that silly

thing. my husband, daughter and I all like it and my daughter "initiates" new friends by making them watch it.

[MrScorpio]

158. Baise Moi

Got the DVD

Along with Irreversible

[NewJeffCT]

162. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

The critics loved it, but I think everybody I know that saw it really despised the movie... not just disliked, but hated it.

Since I was a bit of a movie buff, I got a lot of the "inside" jokes in the movie that seemed almost made to appeal to critics.

[regnaD kciN]

163. Heaven's Gate...

'nuff said.

[LynneSin]

164. I love "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" with Frampton and the Bee Gees

I don't give a fuck what any says

[Richardo]

171. You're dead to me

:cry:

[LynneSin]

173. Awwww - come visit me in Delaware and we'll watch it together

nothing like George Burns singing "I'm Fixing a Hole"

[EstimatedProphet]

172. Then I won't say a word

I'll just laugh.

I'll laugh long and hard.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[LynneSin]

174. I not only have it on DVD but I have the soundtrack on vinyl

So THERE!!!

[EstimatedProphet]

176. Again - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Who puts that soundtrack out, Ronco? K-Tel?

[Debbi801]

182. oooh, me too!!!!!!!!!

I actually had the sound track on 8-track. :scared:

[Tikki]

166. "Hollywood Vice Squad"....and..

"Into The Night"...




Tikki

[Highway61]

168. 9 1/2 weeks ....n/t

[Patiod]

170. "How to Make an American Quilt"

The ultimate chick flick, but in a good way.

Addresses the compromises that women feel they have to make in their lives. I went with 4 girlfriends, and we were all crying at the end of it, and it doesn't really have a traditionally happy or sad ending.

The critics TRASHED it, but I noticed all the (uniformly bad) reviews I read were from male reviewers, who would not possibly be capable of "getting" it, just like I can't understand anything Cormac McCarthy writes.

[kid a]

177. road house

[RandomKoolzip]

178. The Chocolate War.

Brooding, low-key, monochromatic view of life in an all-male Catholic school in the 80's, based on the Robert Cormier book. Great soundtrack (Kate Bush! Joan Armatrading!), a borderline-brilliant performce by John Glover as a psychotic headmaster, and a timeless, challenging message regarding contrariness, futility, and the triumph of power over truth. One of the most relentlessly pessimistic (REALISTIC, actually)films ever made, a downbeat mood piece to be watched alone.

I don't know anyone else who's ever seen it, yet I've seen it at least a hundred times.

[ileus]

180. Death race 2000

[Dr. Strange]

188. Funny you should post that...

I've had a hankering to watch that. (Haven't seen it in like ten years.) But it's never on cable. Maybe I'll have to buy it (if it's available).

[catmandu57]

184. Cold Turkey

It's not out on dvd, hell it's not even on tape. The little town of Eagle Rock Iowa has to quit smoking for thirty days to win thirty million dollars from the tobacco industry.

[Dr. Strange]

185. How about "Glen or Glenda"?

From the "It's so bad, it's good" file?

[AzDar]

189. 'The Cable Guy'. Genius.

[dog_lovin_dem]

190. Hot, Wet American Summer.

I'm the only person over 25 that I know who LOVED this movie. Laughed so hard I almost peed on myself.

[QueenOfCalifornia]

192. U-Turn

I love this movie - it is so dark and so funny and so weird

[Ekirh]

194. Tarantino's Jackie Brown . . .

Everyone I know never liked it.. but I enjoyed it "shrugs".

[LanternWaste]

195. 'The Boy Who Could Fly' and 'Funny Farm'

'The Boy Who Could Fly' and 'Funny Farm' (w/ Chevy Chase)

I was going to list 'The Three Amigos' also, but obviously, I'm not the only one here with an underwhelming sense of taste... :P