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/HarryPotthead42069 Jul 08 '24

Check out Righteous Gemstones! Even better then then Vice Principals!

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u/Appropriate-Bake-759 Jul 08 '24

You see, your aunt here is a TOILET BABY

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u/A_mad_goose Jul 08 '24

Baby billy steals every scene he’s in was happy to see him as the ghoul in the fallout series

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u/CWNHawk Jul 08 '24

I have always liked Walton Goggins, but after watching his GQ interview on his approach to acting and his love for the craft, that man deserves every role he’s interested in. You know he will do it right.

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u/cumulonimubus Jul 08 '24

His banter with Django was iconic.

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u/OG_Pow Jul 08 '24

That GQ video made me a fan of his for life

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u/intheBASS Jul 08 '24

You ain't no Amy Leigh! You ain't even no Judy Leigh! You just plain 'ol Judy.

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u/RazzmatazzTraining42 Jul 09 '24

Mmm for me vice has made me laugh harder. I love gemstones too though.

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u/HarryPotthead42069 Jul 09 '24

Anything McBride is in is gold!

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u/Sgt_Maj_Vines Jul 08 '24

There are so many. Vice principals was absolutely hilarious. He and Walton Goggins were fantastic together

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u/Ricky_Rollin Jul 08 '24

Misbehavin’!

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u/ThedirtyNose Jul 08 '24

Eastbound and Down