the movie that occurred to me was one I flipped on to recently: FLASH GORDON.
Ditto! The soundtrack is part of what makes the film so... so...
itself.
Ice Pirates...
This, too. Much fun.
The other movie that falls into this category for me is "Zorro the Gay Blade." Cracks. Me. Up. (One cent, two cents, three cents a peso! All those for Zorro, stand up and say so!)
Or League of Extraordinary Gentleman.
There is nothing good or fun about this movie, even by flashy camp standards. NOTHING.
There is nothing good or fun about this movie, even by flashy camp standards. NOTHING.
I have a friend who swears it's worth watching for Mina's costumes, but I don't know if I believe her.
Underworld. If we did have cable, and I happened to catch it, I'd have to watch for the pretty. And then turn it off when Scott Speedman turned into whateverthehell he was.
Still the casting was perfect, the music is fun, the world they created is detailed and beautifully other.
And like a lot of Altman, a great film for playing "hey, it's that guy".
I liked Quintet.
Actually so did I, but I have a fondness for ponderous, end-of-the-world movies. It really needed to be dubbed into Russian and subtitled.
Underworld. If we did have cable, and I happened to catch it, I'd have to watch for the pretty. And then turn it off when Scott Speedman turned into whateverthehell he was.
We have the deluxe edition on DVD! Because Pete can go "Ooooh, guns and fight scenes and things blowing up!" and I can go "Oooooh, vampires in pretty clothes in a mansion that should be mine!"
Another movie we watch strictly for the pretty and the fight scenes?
Brotherhood of the Wolf.
Fantastic Four preveiw: [link]
The scene of the Thing getting hit by a truck is cool....
We have the deluxe edition on DVD! Because Pete can go "Ooooh, guns and fight scenes and things blowing up!" and I can go "Oooooh, vampires in pretty clothes in a mansion that should be mine!"
I need the deluxe edition on DVD. For exactly the same reasons.
And despite what anyone thinks, I'm still looking forward to Keanu in Constantine.
I can't stop watching a bad sword and sorcery film.
Lee Horsley in The Sword and the Sorcerer. May have singlehandedly put an end to Kathleen Beller's acting career. With Richard Lynch and Richard Moll, and George Maharis.
Cherry 2000, Ice Pirates...
YES! Especially Ice Pirates. With all the environmental tsuris lately, Ron Perlman's thumb-fingertips money-gesture, "Got any...water?" may be prophetic before long.
And on the suggestion of someone on this thread, Underworld and Van Helsing have become a too-braindead-to-deal weekend double feature for us. We may have to add Brotherhood of the Wolf for the triple. We have the 3-disc French release--lots of additional pretty.