Movies you secretly watch

[KrazyHorse]

I saw your original spelling for Fisher King.

And it cracked me up.

[Japher]

I use to call a friend of mine the Wicker King because he had those shoes that look like they are made of wicker, and he admitedly loved the stuff... I hate wicker.

[KrazyHorse]

I like wicker.

[Alinestra Covelia]

I secretly watch "Krull". I don't know why, I just do.

I also will watch any movie that has Johnny Depp in it.

[Dinner]

For some odd reason I loved Kentucky Fried Movie when I saw it on video in the mid 80's. I'll just have to chalk it up to being a pre-teen boy. :/

[The Templar]

How can it be a secret if I admit it here?

Seriously, I've always enjoyed terrible B-horror movies (even before Rob Zombie made this popular), but I've never made a secret of it.

On the other hand, alot of those European soft-core films are hilarious. There was one where the world ran out of fossil fuels but some Italian scientists devised a way to get energy from sex. That was an all time classic. Also, the faux philosophical musings of the early Emmanuel movies always leaves me in stitches. I used to like Skin-a-max, but now they only play these contemporary soft-core films that lack the humor and wit of the earlier sort.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Japher


But your gay!

Speaking of which, I really liked Too Wong Foo... hated Birdcage and Phillidelphia. Jeffery and Big Eden were really good too...

I guess I secretly watch movies about gay ppl...ohoh!

I actually just watch too many movies.

I'm gay too, and I can't stand 'Pretty Woman' or 'Maid in Manhattan'.

'Birdcage' is so inferior to 'La Cage Aux Folles' in almost every way, it's hard to believe anyone could take the same film and turn it into such a remade espece de merde. But then George Sluizer did the same with 'the Vanishing', so...

'Philadelphia' is o.k. in parts, but the deification of Tom Hanks (I thought he was going to whip a *** out and start suckling his sister's baby, fer Crissakes) gets nauseating.

'To Wong Foo' I didn't really enjoy, but 'Jeffery' was very funny. 'Priscilla' was a much better drag film than 'Wong Foo', I thought.

I just wished there was a film about gay male relationships as good as Donna Deitch's 'Desert Hearts'.

Still, playing lesbians proved to be almost a kiss of death for the careers of Helen Shaver and Patricia Charbonneau...

I enjoyed 'Kentucky Fried Movie' though... 'Catholic High School Girls in Trouble'...very funny.

[Grandpa Troll]

Fighting Black Kings, a documentary on a real life, real time Bloodsport where 4 Martial Artists from The USA compete in a World Championship.

This is a real documentary and while my wife puit up with my years as a student,instructor,competitor & on a demonstration team, she feels that enuff is enuff.
I havent competed in years and I do enjoy watching this fil!

On a related note, I have TV coverage of Rick "The Jet" Rufus dating back to Acer Gordon days of early-mid 1980's, Rick is fighting Pay Per View Full Contact Maui Thai this Friday Evening!


Peace

Retired Grandpa Troll

[Sarxis]

The Secret of NIMH.

[Ted Striker]

MOVIES FOR GUYS WHO LIKE MOVIES!!!

[Ted Striker]

Legally Blonde

[Sikander]

Originally posted by molly bloom

'Birdcage' is so inferior to 'La Cage Aux Folles' in almost every way, it's hard to believe anyone could take the same film and turn it into such a remade espece de merde. But then George Sluizer did the same with 'the Vanishing', so...

I agree completely. La Cage Aux Folles rules.

Originally posted by molly bloom

I enjoyed 'Kentucky Fried Movie' though... 'Catholic High School Girls in Trouble'...very funny.

Samuel L. Bronkowitz presents....

I also liked the Cleopatra Shwartz trailer.

[Ted Striker]

[JohnT]

Thank you, Ted.

Reese:

Films that I watch "in secret":

Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion - Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow as ditzy bimbos who wear short skirts and skimpy tops - what right does any man have in asking more from a movie? How about Janeane Garofalo? She's in it too.

Beauty and the Beast (1991): Love this movie so much I made a 300+ mile road trip to catch it on IMAX.

The English Patient. Well, I thought it deserved its Academy Award.

Since we all love the talented and lovely Reese, it is no shame to admit that I really, really like "Election."

[Ted Striker]

Election