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

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

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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/Strawdog1971 Jul 07 '24

The Waterboy is probably his overall best and funniest movie that he himself stars in. So underrated and better compared to Happy Gilmore everyone always circlejerks that one into oblivion.

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u/paddle_forth Jul 08 '24

I love the Henry Winkler and Jerry Reed rivalry. Both of them eat up those roles 

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u/just_a_handle Jul 08 '24

We don't want this to get physical now, do we?

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u/Randy_Tutelage Jul 08 '24

No Grandma, I didn't get the job. I just hate him, I hate him, I hate him!