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David Brown Eyes

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The Black Hole - because of fond childhood memories and the music is great even though the acting, script, effects and realism are at a subterranean level.
Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation - A collection of offbeat and well sick and twisted animated shorts is safely placed in another room from my collection, but it still gets plenty of spin time.
 

Richard Harvey

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The 'Burbs -- totally stupid movie, but for some reason I can't look away...

Cannonball Run -- at the time it was released, I became a Lamborghini fanatic

Big Trouble in Little China -- The best fantasy action movie of all time

Rich
 

Brian O

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Big Daddy - Reminds me of myself with my little brothers when they were young. Also, how could you not like a soundtrack that included Styx.
 

Neil_S

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The Ultimate Cheezy Movie...

Army of Darkness (Limited Edition Director's Cut #21110/40000)

and Tank Girl.
 

Sherry H.

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OK, I think I've got one nobody else has mentioned...
Wild Orchid :b
Yeah, I know...Oscar material it ain't, but I find the underlying theme and symbolism in the movie fascinating. Not exactly a movie that I advertise as having in my collection.
As for future guilty pleasures, I have every intention of adding Flashdance to my collection when it's released. :D
 

Thomas D

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Cannibal Women In The Avacado Jungle of Death. That and They Live are the movies I can only watch when the wife is away at a conference.
 

Kevin_M_M

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These are some of my guilty pleasures or movies I find myself embarrassed to own in front of others:

Killer Klowns From Outer Space
Superman 3
Urban Legends: Final Cut
Hobbit, The 151
NeverEnding Story, The
Winnie the Pooh
Sleepless In Seattle: Special Edition
Peter Pan
Hunchback of Notre Dame, The
 
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The Transformers: The Movie and The Transformers: Season 1
The only reason I own these is because of childhood nostalgia. Trying to explain to anyone why I bought them is pointless; they just look at you like you've grown a second head. So I don't bother explaining it; I just watch them and flash back to being nine years old again.
 

Grady Hollums

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Thumb Wars: This is the only DVD I own that I require the viewing time to be after 2:00a.m. That is about how late it takes before a bad movie becomes a hilarious classic.
 

Derek U

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SPICE WORLD-- It was one of the first DVDs I got. When I was in high school, I had a HUGE crush on Melanie C!

Derek
 

JohnRice

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Cannibal Women In The Avacado Jungle of Death. Bill Maher and guacamole jokes. What could be better?
 

Neil Joseph

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Vertical Limit, hated by many but I just love the action, pacing and excitement in this movie.
 

Pete Battista

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I would have several of those.... up top of the list would be a small collection of Troma movies...

Class Of Nuke 'Em High
Redneck Zombies
Toxic Avenger
Toxic Avenger 2
Bloodsucking Freaks (the worst of all!)
Girl School Screamers
Rabid Grannies
Tromeo & Juliet

Hows that for guilty pleasures.... if you could even call them thats! :-p
 

Allen Longcor

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Krull - I loved this movie as a kid. The starfish-like metal blade was just the coolest.

Metal Storm - another movie I loved as a kid. It had cyborgs and freaky stuff going on.
 

Mark-W

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I get accused of being a "film snob," frequently,
since I would rather watch a Hitchcock film over,
say, something more current, and raise my nose
to things like Men in Black.
My usual response is,
"Oh yeah, well, I own Xanadu...not 'rent'...'own.'..
yep: the cheesiest film of all time!"
Mark
 

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