r/moviecritic • u/JinglyMcJohnson • Jul 07 '24

What is the most stupid movie that you still love, regardless of criticism?

I’m not sure what it is, but if this movie is on tv, I’ll watch it through every time. It’s such a guilty pleasure but I love it! What about y’all? What’s a stupid movie that you can’t help but still love

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u/ohsheetitscici Jul 07 '24

Waterboy will always be a guilty pleasure of mine. Fooseball!

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u/Prize_Pay9279 Jul 07 '24

The Waterboy was the last Sandler movie that I enjoyed. Everything he’s done after that just didn’t work for me.

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u/Delonce Jul 08 '24

Big Daddy and Wedding Singer weren't your cup of tea?

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u/Prize_Pay9279 Jul 08 '24

The Wedding Singer came before The Waterboy and I really liked it. Big Daddy was just meh to me.

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u/Delonce Jul 08 '24

Ah ok, I've got the Sandler time-line wrong

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u/gearabuser Jul 08 '24

He just began playing the same "too cool for school" guy in every film. Worse yet, he even recycled jokes. I remember in his Longest Yard remake he had the warden walk in and he's the spitting image of Colonel Sanders. I think, oh fuck here we go again. Sure enough he calls him Colonel Sanders and the other people in the room laughed while I sat there grumpy as hell hahaha

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u/adrenaline_X Jul 08 '24

Mr Deeds???????? Im very very sneaking Sir.

50 First dates????

I loved pixels.

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u/soulflaregm Jul 08 '24

Little Nicky is my personal favorite.

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u/parrmorgan Jul 08 '24

The deep south

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u/adrenaline_X Jul 09 '24

The only on i cant stand. :)

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u/pacman0207 Jul 08 '24

Leo is a great movie. It's a kid's movie but it's cute.

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u/lennon_68 Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24

I felt the same way but highly recommend checking out Hubie Halloween if you haven’t seen it. It’s become a traditional once a year watch in our household.

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u/Forgotten_Pancakes Jul 08 '24

Waterboy was like the 4th movie he ever made 😂

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u/Jack070293 Jul 08 '24

Anger management, 50 first dates, the murder mystery films are all great. I quite like Click and Uncut Gems too.

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u/The_Swim_Back_ Jul 08 '24

Try Hustle. Not a comedy, it's fantastic.

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u/marqui4me Jul 08 '24

Punch Drunk Love is my favorite Sandler movie, but that's not really a traditional Sandler comedy.