Movies you love/like that are considered to be bad

[Reginald Fairfield]

Im not even quite sure what I just watched, but I'm intrigued to finally watch the full movie. It's my cousin's favorite Disney movie after all, lol, the only other clip I saw from it was the Car crushing scene and that was pretty dark. But I like this one for the spooky feel.

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The music in Brave little Toaster always gave me the same feel as a Japanese animated movie called Padak! Esspecially the car crushing scene. Its just as messed up too.

The one above too.

The main cast were saved by an appliance repairman, and they just watched him pull a motor out of a blender, right before this song.

 

[Reginald Fairfield]

Im not even quite sure what I just watched, but I'm intrigued to finally watch the full movie. It's my cousin's favorite Disney movie after all, lol, the only other clip I saw from it was the Car crushing scene and that was pretty dark. But I like this one for the spooky feel.

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The music in Brave little Toaster always gave me the same feel as a Japanese animated movie called Padak! Esspecially the car crushing scene. Its just as messed up too.

The one above too.

I'd like to see what you think of it, or at least the air conditioner scene in the beginning.

Padak looks interesting.

 

[rocketspruggs]

I don't think the 2003 Cat in the Hat film was really that bad to me, I remember watching it as a kid at my cousin's house.

 

[QueenCobra]

I thought Jack and Jill was a perfectly serviceable movie. It wasn’t Citizen Kane but there are other movies far worse than it was and some are considered to be “amazing.” I mean Shakespeare in Love is truly dreadful especially because of Gwyneth Paltrow who is absolutely terrible as an actress and people love that thing somehow and it won Oscars.

I’ve seen a theory that Jack and Jill was supposed to reunite the “Gap Girls”, since both Adam Sandler and David Spade play women in it, but I don’t know how true that is. Unfortunately, since Chris Farley passed away, it wouldn’t be a complete reunion. I don’t know if they were thinking about making the movie in the 90s, because that way the theory would make sense.

 

[Captain Jigglypuff]

I don't think the 2003 Cat in the Hat film was really that bad to me, I remember watching it as a kid at my cousin's house.

I thought that it was okay but not amazing. I mean it was serviceable and the Cat was at least chaotic and unpredictable like he was in the book.He was maybe just a bit too chaotic of that makes any sense. Some of the jokes were a bit funny and at least the writers tried to keep the Cat in character. The Cat in the Hat was certainly better than how Illumination portrayed the Grinch and had handled the Lorax’s story.

 

[. Rarity .]

I'd like to see what you think of it, or at least the air conditioner scene in the beginning.

Padak looks interesting.

Padak is really good, but really dark, defently not for the faint of heart. Funny enough, several actors from Mystic Messanger voice Characters in it.

I've been looking for something new to watch, so prehaps I'll check it out

 

[Beanz]

my family watches hubie halloween every year near halloween as a tradition; yes its cringy, it’s so bad it’s funny. we love that movie, but i remember when it came out (2020) and everyone around my age at the time thought it was flat-out terrible lmao.

 

[mermaidshelf]

i love all of the star trek tng movies but apparently a lot of trekkies hate them, especially the last 2.

 

[VernalLapin]

People said Migration was lame and generic but idc I enjoyed it and the scenery was really pretty

 

[VulpineVengeance]

People said Migration was lame and generic but idc I enjoyed it and the scenery was really pretty

THIS! I loved Migration.

Also, I loved the FNAF movie which had bad reviews from the critics, but good reviews from most fans