Truly shit films that you have enjoyed

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Watched The Wedding Ringer last night. Crappy acting, naff predictable plot, yet I really enjoyed it. I laughed enough to make it worth watching and I think my brain just needed a break.

A Few years back MIL dragged me to the cinema to see "Confessions of a Shopaholic" - I wanted to stick pins in my eyes. She loved it. Still talks about it now.

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I remember being absolutely enthralled by this as a teenager - dread to think how bad/pervy it is

The boat that rocked. Thought it was shit when it came out, then saw it a year ago or so on TV late one night and enjoyed it.

Sweet Home Alabama
Also a fan of Grease 2... Where does the pollen gooooooooo
Miss Congeniality

Napoleon Dynamite isn't a shit film!!

Tribpot you've just reminded me of another- Hope Floats. I really love that.

I think I've just started watching another one in TV right now-the 5 year engagement.

The hot chick.
A body swap film with Rob Schneider and rachel mcadams. It really a is bad but I love it!

Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion

Slap Her She's French

Both awful yet good at the same time

Tony and Michelle yes!!

Romy! Stupid autocorrect!

Yep, love Hope Floats.

Just watched Begin Again and definitely didn't hate it - well worth a look if you have Netflix.

tribpot- netflix does not excel in the film department does it? so many classics I thought would be on there aren't

Think I will try Begin Again. I agree with you all too about Netflix movies being rotten.
My DC loved Jack and Jill. Its so bad I couldn't stop watching

Anyone who liked Begin Again will love Rudderless.

I keep recommending it on here. It's on Netflix.

Right Stevie, I am watching Rudderless tonight

I think Netflix is really hampered (esp here compared to the States) by what they can get the distribution rights for. So they're not bad on kids' movies, but their selection of general movies is pretty dire. Box sets are much more their forté - and of course their home-grown TV shows. However, as you say mrsruffallo there must be loads of movies whose DVD market is basically exhausted which you might expect to find on Netflix but they're not there.

Rudderless has gone on my list - you had me at Huffman (and Crudup). I will watch tonight to compare notes.

Crudup's brilliant in it. And Huffman. Come back and tell me what you thought.

Tremors! Dh refuses to watch it with me

He has no taste. Tremors is great.

I'd have to say quite a few rom coms (Except When Harry Met Sally), and yes to Love, Actually.

Lost in Space the movie was quite fun to watch.

Most action movies, think Schwarzenegger and/or Stallone. Police Academy (the first few). And Airplane/Police Squad/Hot Shots spoofs.

I went to see The Heat in the cinema, starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. Both actresses were playing the type of role that they always play, there was no discernible plot and there was a whole mass of inconsistencies but I laughed like a drain at the childish and completely obvious humour.

anything with Adam Sandler

Yes, The Heat was definitely a play-it-safe for both Bullock and McCarthy but they are so hilarious they can pull it off.

Adam Sandler I have to disagree with, having sat through the dire Pixels this morning.

When Harry Met Sally is a wonderful film!

Stevie- no pressure but am looking forward to Rudderless tonight. Will return tomorrow to compare notes with you and trib and anyone else who fancies it.

Tamarac Drewe.
I loved it. Dh loathed it.