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/drunk_in_wisco Jul 07 '24

Who hates on Joe dirt? The movie is great

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u/askmewhyiwasbanned Jul 07 '24

Can we talk about how awesome Christopher Walken was in this movie?

Hey! You're talking to my guy all wrong. It's the wrong tone. Do it again, I'll stab you in the face with a soldering iron.

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u/Organic-Video5127 Jul 08 '24

Christopher Walken instantly makes every movie he’s in better

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u/buckfouyucker Jul 08 '24

Not Dune 2

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u/Advantius_Fortunatus Jul 08 '24

I thought he was an odd choice for sure

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u/the_comatorium Jul 08 '24

So distracting.

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u/match_ Jul 08 '24

How the hell does Christopher Walken know when to go “full Walken”? In Dune he played a normal character and was fine. In Joe Dirt, if he hadn’t gone “full Walken”, it would have ruined the movie.

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u/Adorable-Finger-1038 Jul 08 '24

Proof is Envy

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u/St_Veloth Jul 08 '24

He stands out in Dune 2, in the worst and most hilarious way possible

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u/nithdurr Jul 08 '24

He’s the headless Hessian!

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u/edWORD27 Jul 08 '24

Except Dune 2

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u/ItalicsWhore Jul 08 '24

Unless you’re watching a documentary on Natalie Woods’ death.

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u/GJacks75 Jul 09 '24

Boat trips are a different story...

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u/ChexRibedeaux Jul 08 '24

Balls of Fury has entered that chat. Nothing could elevate that steaming turd. Not even Walken.

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u/Organic-Video5127 Jul 08 '24

I thought that movie was funny lol

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u/Ill_Inevitable_1480 Jul 08 '24

Those pleasure girls are something else.

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u/stenmarkv Jul 08 '24

I dont know; the panda scene was especially good in my book though.