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Banned
(03-08-2007,
10:30 PM)
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Big Trouble in Little China voted best bad movie of all time
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List from Maxim
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Thanks to HyperZone. It's not my fault, blame Mirror.co.uk. Last edited by Lakitu : 03-09-2007 at 02:39 PM. |
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Member
(03-08-2007,
10:40 PM)
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#14
Originally Posted by Lakitu:
OMG ! How could they!! It has one of the best moviequotes of all time!! "Just take the pain and pack it in!!" |
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Member
(03-08-2007,
10:47 PM)
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#23
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too mature for this board
(03-08-2007,
10:49 PM)
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#25
Dead Alive? Look, Commando is a movie that's so bad it's good and BTiLC is a bad movie that's ****ing fun as hell, but Dead Alive is a horror comedy made on a shoestring budget. It shouldn't even be on that list of studio films for God's sake.
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Member
(03-08-2007,
10:53 PM)
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ATTENTION, OP MISSED THE POINT.
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its the list of Best Bad Movies.
so its a list of Good/Bad films, not Bad/Bad films. So its still idiotic, but they actually do enjoy the films listed. The 20 Greatest Awful Movies of All Time
Originally Posted by Less respectable then Playboy:
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Member
(03-08-2007,
10:55 PM)
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#31
It's hard to make a catagory for this really. I mean what is considered bad these days ? a top 100 or so worst films list would basically be the entire run of mystery science theatre so if you exclude those as too bad to even be considered there's still plenty films that are worse then big trouble in little china I'm sure.
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Wishes he were Turkish
(03-08-2007,
11:05 PM)
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#36
20. The Beastmaster: Half Conan and half Dr. Dolittle, loincloth-wearing Marc Singer is Dar, a man who talks to the animals…and kills people.
19. Hard Target: Jean-Claude Van Damme’s lone film with Wilford Brimley is good family fun, provided your idea of family fun is watching homeless Vietnam vets being hunted for sport. 18. Hot Dog…The Movie!: It has skiing, a jagoff German and topless scenes. Instant classic. 17. Over the Top: A Stallone steamer about a man who regains his son’s love by arm wrestling. 16. Tango & Cash: Ali and Frazier. Magic and Bird. Sly and Kurt. It’s a dream pairing of B-movie icons in the tale of rival cops who bond by putting grenades in people’s pants. 15. They Live: “Rowdy” Roddy Piper has sunglasses that enable him to see that many people are, in fact, aliens. It’s a real crowd pleaser. 14. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins- They were looking for a blockbuster action franchise. That didn’t happen. 13. Boondock Saints: Writer-director Troy Duffy was supposed to be the next Tarantino. His one film pre-flame-out features Willem Dafoe swishing it up as a gay FBI agent. 12. Starship Troopers: Satire of fascism or just miserably acted flick about kids who wanna squash some bugs? At least it stars Doogie Howser! 11. The Toxic Avenger: Troma Films’ masterpiece reveals what happens when a nerdy janitor falls in toxic waste: superpower strength to rip off a person’s arm and beat him with it. 10. Best of the Best: James Earl Jones, Eric Roberts and the US karate team beat Koreans into kimchi. 9. Missing in Action: While Vietnam wasn’t much fun at the time, it’s made for a lot of awesome movies. This one may not have the cinematic merit of Full Metal Jacket, but it has something better: Chuck Norris. 8. Commando: After a former Latin American dictator snatches his daughter, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ex-GI John Matrix must rescue her using only violence and one-liners: “I let him go,” “He’s dead tired.” 7. The Island of Dr. Moreau: Your chance to see Brando with an ice bucket on his head. 6. Billy Madison: The inspiring tale of a lad who just wants to “touch the hiney.” 5. Dead Alive: In this pre-Lord of the Rings gorefest by Peter Jackson, zombies battle with Father McGruder, the kung fu priest. 4. Dolemite: The coolest/worst made blaxploitation flick. A pimp tries to duck the boom mike drifting into shoots. 3. Showgirls: Nomi’s a small-town gal with big dreams to become a topless dancer in Vegas. She must first endure sleazy casino execs, rock stars and much gratuitous nudity. 2. Porky’s: The subplot about anti-Semitism wasn’t the best, but respect must be paid for bringing glory holes to the mainstream and teaching us why Kim Cattrall is called Lassie. 1. Big Trouble in Little China: Kurt Russell needs to save a green-eyed girl from a Chinese man who wants to marry her so that he can take over the universe. Or something like that. Honestly, no one knows what’s actually going on in this guns and kung fu mishmash, but if you spot it while flipping channels you will watch it until the end. WTF?! SOme of those are classics and some of the best films to come out in the 80s.. and I remember beating off to Showgirls at least once, that's got to stand for something. This is like the recent Forbes list where they voted McHale the best GM in sports.. EVERYONE calls for his head!!! Wolves' fans, the media.. EVERYONE!!! I mean, good grief, he's had Kevin Garnett his whole career and has done squat! They've won 2 playoff series They've lost 8 playoff series They've currently missed the playoffs two years in a row edit: Just read psot 29 as instructed above.. Meh, McHale is still THE worst GM of the past 10 years. Audi. |
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(03-08-2007,
11:13 PM)
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#39
I'm sorry but are we ONLY talking about wide release Hollywood films here? Because there are horrible films that fly under the radar every year. This is a joke.
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Member
(03-08-2007,
11:17 PM)
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#40
Where the **** is Troll II?! A small taste:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WIo7Eq4Xq5Y Good to see "They Live" on there, that movie rocks balls off. |
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Member
(03-08-2007,
11:29 PM)
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#45
Originally Posted by BobLoblaw:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wp_K8prLfso |
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(03-09-2007,
12:26 AM)
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#49
No love for Roadhouse?
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