yeah but who are you talking about, a few magazine writers/journalists? just get over it, nobody gives a damn which films you enjoy
of all the films to have a tiff over, fucking Cannonball Run. Jesus wept
Likewise I remember rather enjoying the Benigni Pinocchio film.
I genuinely like the first two Resident Evil films. 35% and 20% respectively I was surprised at how highly rated the Dawn of the Dead remake and Dog Soldiers were. 59% and 79%!!
Freddie Got Fingered. 10% Critics Score. Surprising really considering the 'Daddy would you like some sausages' scene is basically high art.
The Human Centipede 1 & 2 movies. I'd never seen any horror movie like them before and they have stayed with me. I guess that means I'm off Shit Good Nose's mate's Christmas card list then?
According to Wikipedia the film Problem Child has a 0% rating - I saw this as a kid and thought it was great! Really quite dark for a kids' film.
The third one is also ... interesting. Properly repulsive, moreso than the first (which is remarkably restrained, given its reputation) and even the more notoriously shocking second. I don't know if I'd say it's "good", but there aren't many movies like it, that's for sure.
haha you beat me to it! I love this film so much. So misunderstood. Everyone turned their noses up but FGF predicted the 21st century zeitgeist, truly prescient film.
Rick Alverson's The Comedy has a 47% rating on Rotten Tomatoes - so that would be my pick.
Jason X (2002), 19% on Rotten TomatoesI'm not sure if the reviewers didn't realise it was supposed to be funny, or they just didn't like slasher movies, or I've gone mad. It's really good though.
Tony Scott's DominoBlackhat