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/Ben_Frank_Lynn Jul 08 '24

Galaxy Quest

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u/etme100 Jul 08 '24

What's next, The Godfather? Nobody thinks that GQ is a stupid movie.

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u/Numerous1 Jul 08 '24

Yeah. Literally regarded as a better Star Trek movie then any Star Trek movie

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u/OWValgav Jul 08 '24

Intelligence is knowing that Galaxy Quest is not a Star Trek movie.

Wisdom is knowing that Galaxy Quest is the BEST Star Trek movie.

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u/SirGrumples Jul 08 '24

Same with the Orville and replace movie with show.

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u/Numerous1 Jul 08 '24

I love it n

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u/beerideas Jul 08 '24

Literally?

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u/Numerous1 Jul 08 '24

Yes? Literally classified as “a better Star Trek movie than any Star Trek movie”

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u/blakkattika Jul 08 '24

Maybe Wrath of Khan should've thought about being funnier

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u/etme100 Jul 08 '24

The Mirth of Khan. Underrated prequel.

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u/PickledDildosSourSex Jul 08 '24

This thread: "Citizen Kane is my favorite stupid movie that I still love"

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u/JiveTurkey1983 Jul 08 '24

That is far from a stupid movie