ITT: A bunch of great, underrated movies.
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Ditto, I genuinely enjoyed watching that
Slumberland on Netflix. I loved the movie and thought it was so stupid it got a low score on Netflix
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Bushwick. For one, I'm a huge Aesop Rock fan. For two, I thought it was a fun little 'what if' flick.
A Thousand Words, Life on the Line (boy RT really is useless for small indie movies and movies that came out before it was created)
I actually really enjoyed In the Name of the King
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (31% @ RT)
Battlefield Earth
That's my Boy. I like dumb comedies.
Fortress (1992) was one of my favorite sci-fi movies at the time.
RT Audience Score is 40%.
Mosquito (1995) was so terrible that you almost cant even pirate it but its so camp that I cant help but still enjoy its B movie qualities
I liked Cats. It's far from flawless, but I left the theater happy and I still listen to the film version of some songs. (Skimbleshanks is obviously great, but Swift's take on Macavity is fun and I genuinely like Beautiful Ghosts)