1. Showgirls 1995，IMDB Rating: 4.9，Douban Rating: 6.9，ID: tt0114436 Showgirls is a 1995 erotic drama thriller film directed by Paul Verhoeven and written by Joe Eszterhas, starring Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan, and Gina Gershon. The film follows Nomi Malone, a young drifter who arrives in Las Vegas with dreams of becoming a showgirl, but ends up working as a stripper and getting involved in the dark and ruthless side of the entertainment industry.The film was one of the most controversial and notorious movies of the 1990s, due to its explicit sexual content, graphic nudity, and violence. It received an NC-17 rating in the United States, which limited its distribution and audience. It was also widely panned by critics and audiences alike, who criticized its poor script, acting, direction, and tastelessness. It was a box-office flop, grossing only $37.8 million against a budget of $45 million.However, Showgirls has also gained a cult following over the years, as some viewers have appreciated its campy and satirical qualities, its over-the-top style, and its commentary on the exploitation and corruption of the show business. It has been subject to critical re-evaluation and revisionist analysis, with some critics and filmmakers praising its boldness, originality, and subversiveness. It has also inspired several parodies, documentaries, musicals, and books.Showgirls is a film that can be seen as either a trashy and offensive disaster or a brilliant and daring masterpiece, depending on one’s perspective and expectations. It is certainly not a film for everyone, but it is a film that offers a unique and unforgettable cinematic experience.
2. Tango 1993，IMDB Rating: 6.1，Douban Rating: 7.5，ID: tt0108290 Tango is a French comedy film directed by Patrice Leconte, starring Philippe Noiret, Richard Bohringer, and Thierry Lhermitte. The film follows the adventures of Vincent, a stunt pilot who is blackmailed by L’Elegant, a judge who acquitted him of murdering his wife and her lover. L’Elegant wants Vincent to kill his nephew Paul’s wife Marie, who has run away with another man. Along the way, they encounter various characters and situations, such as a female guest, a bellhop, a taxi driver, and a truck driver. The film is a satire of the French society and culture, as well as a tribute to the tango music and dance. The film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences, but was praised for its performances, cinematography, and soundtrack.
3. Problem Child 1990，IMDB Rating: 5.5，Douban Rating: 6.5，ID: tt0100419 Problem Child is a 1990 American black comedy film about a 7-year-old boy named Junior who is adopted by a loving but naive couple, Ben and Flo Healy. Junior is a troublemaker who causes chaos wherever he goes, and is even pen pals with a serial killer. The film follows the Healys’ attempts to cope with Junior’s antics, and their eventual realization that he needs their love and acceptance.The film was directed by Dennis Dugan and starred John Ritter, Michael Oliver, Jack Warden, Gilbert Gottfried, Amy Yasbeck, and Michael Richards. It was released on July 27, 1990, and was a box office success, grossing $72.2 million worldwide against a production budget of $10 million. It received mostly negative reviews from critics, who criticized its mean-spirited humor, lack of plot, and poor acting. It spawned two sequels, Problem Child 2 (1991) and Problem Child 3: Junior in Love (1995).The film is related to the topic of top 45 really bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch, which is a list of movies that are so bad that they become entertaining in a campy or ironic way. Some of the reasons why Problem Child is considered a bad movie that is fun to watch are:– It has a cartoonish and exaggerated style of comedy that involves physical violence, gross-out gags, and absurd situations. – It has a controversial premise that portrays a child as a sociopath who enjoys hurting people and animals, and who has no redeeming qualities until the end. – It has a lowbrow and offensive sense of humor that mocks various groups of people, such as orphans, nuns, clowns, women, and minorities. – It has a cheesy and dated soundtrack that features songs like “Bad to the Bone” by George Thorogood and “Problem Child” by AC/DC. – It has a cult following among fans who enjoy its outrageousness and nostalgia value.
4. Leonard in Slow Motion 2014，IMDB Rating: 7.1，Douban Rating: 6.6，ID: tt3386566 Leonard in Slow Motion is a 2014 short comedy-drama film directed by Peter Livolsi and starring Martin Starr as Leonard, a man who lives in slow motion in a regular speed world. The film follows Leonard’s struggles to cope with his condition, his job, and his crush on his co-worker Sheryl, who is moving to Florida. Leonard decides to try to speed up his life and win her heart before she leaves, but he faces many challenges and obstacles along the way.The film is a humorous and touching exploration of what it means to be different, to be lonely, and to be in love. It also features some hilarious scenes of Leonard’s slow-motion antics, such as vomiting at a birthday party, eating a sandwich in 20 minutes, and dancing with Sheryl. The film has received positive reviews from critics and audiences, who praised the originality, the acting, and the emotional impact of the story.Leonard in Slow Motion is a film that will make you laugh, cry, and root for Leonard as he tries to overcome his slow-motion curse and find happiness. It is a film that celebrates the beauty of life at any speed.
5. The Room 2003，IMDB Rating: 3.7，Douban Rating: 4.2，ID: tt0368226 The Room 2003 is a cult classic that is widely considered to be one of the worst movies ever made. It is a romantic drama that revolves around a love triangle between Johnny, a successful banker, Lisa, his unfaithful fiancée, and Mark, his best friend. The movie is full of plot holes, continuity errors, awkward dialogue, and bizarre scenes that have nothing to do with the main story. The movie was written, directed, produced, and starred by Tommy Wiseau, who claimed that it was a serious film, but later said that it was a black comedy. The movie has gained a loyal fan base that enjoys watching it for its unintentional humor and absurdity. The movie has inspired a book and a film adaptation called The Disaster Artist, which chronicles the making of The Room and the relationship between Wiseau and Greg Sestero, who played Mark.
6. Snakes on a Plane 2006，IMDB Rating: 5.4，Douban Rating: 6.2，ID: tt0417148 Snakes on a Plane is a 2006 action movie starring Samuel L. Jackson as an FBI agent who has to protect a witness from a mob boss who unleashes hundreds of venomous snakes on their flight from Hawaii to Los Angeles. The movie is one of the examples of bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch, according to some articles that I found on the web. The movie is known for its absurd premise, over-the-top action, cheesy dialogue, and campy humor. The movie also became an internet phenomenon before its release, due to its title and the involvement of Jackson, who reportedly demanded that the title be kept as Snakes on a Plane instead of Pacific Air Flight 121. The movie also features a famous line by Jackson, who says ‘I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!’, which was added during reshoots to please the online fans.I have to admit that I enjoyed the movie more than I expected, despite its many flaws and ridiculousness. The movie does not take itself seriously and delivers what it promises: snakes on a plane. The movie is full of action, suspense, gore, and comedy, and it keeps you entertained from start to finish. The movie also has some memorable characters, such as the flight attendant Claire (Julianna Margulies), the rapper Three G’s (Flex Alexander), and the snake expert Dr. Price (Todd Louiso). The movie also has some surprising twists and turns, such as the revelation that the witness Sean (Nathan Phillips) is actually a surfer who accidentally witnessed a murder, and the way that the snakes are finally defeated by using a defibrillator.My verdict for Snakes on a Plane is that it is a guilty pleasure that you can watch with your friends and have a good laugh. The movie is not meant to be taken seriously or to be analyzed for its logic or realism. The movie is simply a fun ride that delivers what it says on the tin: snakes on a plane. If you are looking for a movie that is so bad that it’s good, then Snakes on a Plane is for you.
7. The 6th Day 2000，IMDB Rating: 5.9，Douban Rating: 6.9，ID: tt0216216 The 6th Day is a sci-fi action movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Adam Gibson, a pilot who discovers that he has been illegally cloned by a powerful corporation. The movie explores the ethical and moral implications of human cloning, as well as the dangers of corporate greed and corruption. The movie is set in the year 2015, where animal cloning is common but human cloning is banned by the Sixth Day laws. Adam Gibson is hired by Michael Drucker, the owner of Replacement Technologies, a company that secretly clones humans for profit. After a failed assassination attempt on Drucker, Adam finds out that he has been replaced by a clone at his home, and he becomes a target for Drucker’s security team. He teams up with his friend Hank, who is also a clone, to expose Drucker’s illegal activities and reclaim his identity and family.The movie received mixed reviews from critics and audiences, who praised Schwarzenegger’s performance and the action scenes, but criticized the plot, the dialogue, and the special effects. The movie was also a box office flop, grossing $96 million worldwide on a budget of $82 million. The movie has a cult following among fans of bad movies that are fun to watch, as it features many absurd and ridiculous moments, such as talking dolls, cloned pets, and over-the-top villains. The movie also has some interesting ideas and themes about the nature of human identity, memory, and soul, but they are not fully explored or developed.The 6th Day is not a good movie by any objective standards, but it is an entertaining one for those who enjoy watching Schwarzenegger kick ass and deliver cheesy one-liners. The movie is a guilty pleasure for fans of sci-fi action movies that don’t take themselves too seriously. The movie is also a product of its time, as it reflects the fears and hopes of the late 1990s and early 2000s regarding the advancement of biotechnology and genetic engineering. The movie is worth watching for those who are curious about how Hollywood imagined the future of cloning in the year 2000.
8. Jingle All the Way 1996，IMDB Rating: 5.6，Douban Rating: 6.9，ID: tt0116705 – A workaholic dad races against time and a rival mailman to get his son the hottest toy of the year, Turbo Man, on Christmas Eve. – Turbo Man or bust: How far will a father go to fulfill his son’s Christmas wish for a sold-out action figure? – In this holiday comedy, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad battle each other and a series of obstacles to get their hands on the elusive Turbo Man doll for their kids. – It’s a mad dash for Turbo Man, the most popular toy of the season, as two desperate dads compete for the last one in town on Christmas Eve. – A father’s quest to get his son a Turbo Man toy turns into a hilarious adventure as he faces a crazed mailman, a corrupt Santa, and a bomb threat on Christmas Eve.
9. Batman 1989，IMDB Rating: 7.5，Douban Rating: 7.4，ID: tt0096895 Batman 1989 is a superhero film directed by Tim Burton, starring Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as the Joker. The film is based on the DC Comics character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, and depicts Batman’s origin and his conflict with the Joker, a psychotic criminal who was disfigured by a chemical accident. The film was a critical and commercial success, praised for its dark and atmospheric tone, its production design, and its performances, especially Nicholson’s. The film also influenced the modern perception of Batman as a darker and more serious character, as well as the genre of superhero films in general.The film is part of the topic of ‘Top 45 really bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch’, which is a list of movies that are considered to be poorly made, but still enjoyable for their campy or absurd elements. Some of the reasons why Batman 1989 might be included in this list are: its over-the-top acting, its cheesy dialogue, its unrealistic action scenes, its dated special effects, and its deviation from the comic book source material. However, some fans and critics might argue that these aspects are part of the film’s charm and style, and that they do not detract from its quality or entertainment value.I think it is a fun and creative film that has a lot of personality and flair. I liked how Burton created a Gothic and surreal version of Gotham City, with a mix of art deco and industrial elements. I also liked how he balanced the dark and serious tone with some humor and whimsy. I think Keaton did a great job as Batman, portraying him as a mysterious and conflicted hero who struggles with his identity and his past. I also think Nicholson was brilliant as the Joker, delivering a memorable and iconic performance that was both menacing and hilarious. He stole every scene he was in with his charisma and his antics.The film is not perfect, of course. It has some flaws and weaknesses that might bother some viewers. For example, the plot is not very original or coherent, and it relies on some coincidences and contrivances. The film also changes some aspects of the comic book lore, such as Batman’s origin, his relationship with Vicki Vale, and the Joker’s identity. Some of these changes might upset some purists or fans of the comics. The film also has some scenes that are too silly or ridiculous, such as the Joker’s parade, his dance with Vicki Vale, or his death by helicopter.However, I think these flaws are minor compared to the film’s strengths. I think Batman 1989 is a classic film that deserves its place in the history of cinema and pop culture. It is a film that has influenced many other films and media, and that has inspired many generations of fans. It is a film that has a unique vision and style that still holds up today. It is a film that is both bad and good, but mostly good.
10. The Happening 2008，IMDB Rating: 5.0，Douban Rating: 6.0，ID: tt0949731 – A science teacher and his family try to survive a mysterious phenomenon that causes people to kill themselves in this sci-fi thriller by M. Night Shyamalan. – When an unknown force makes humans suicidal, a teacher, his wife, and a young girl flee the city and encounter various dangers and mysteries in this suspenseful film by M. Night Shyamalan. – M. Night Shyamalan’s film explores the horror of a natural disaster that triggers mass suicides across the Northeastern US, and the struggle of a teacher, his wife, and a friend’s daughter to escape it.
11. The Wicker Man 2006，IMDB Rating: 3.7，Douban Rating: 5.6，ID: tt0450345 – A policeman searches for a missing girl on an island of neo-pagans who have a sinister plan involving bees, masks and a giant wicker man. – On a remote island, a cop faces a cult of women who worship nature and sacrifice men to their goddess. He tries to save a girl who may be his daughter, but falls into a deadly trap. – A remake of a classic horror film that turns into a comedy of errors. Nicolas Cage plays a hapless detective who investigates a cult of beekeepers and gets stung by their twisted rituals.
12. Sharknado 2013，IMDB Rating: 3.3，Douban Rating: 3.8，ID: tt2724064 Sharknado 2013 is a science fiction comedy disaster film that features a freak hurricane that unleashes sharks on Los Angeles. The film follows Fin, a former surfer and bar owner, who tries to save his family and friends from the shark-infested waters and tornadoes. The film is known for its absurd premise, low-budget effects, and campy humor.The film is part of the Sharknado franchise, which consists of six films and three spin-offs. The franchise has gained a cult following and has been parodied and referenced in various media. The film was also inspired by the topic of top 45 really bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch, which lists movies that are so bad that they become entertaining.It was one of the most ridiculous and hilarious movies I have ever seen. The film does not take itself seriously at all, and neither should the viewers. The plot is nonsensical, the characters are clichéd, the dialogue is cheesy, and the sharks are unrealistic. However, that is what makes the film so enjoyable and fun to watch.The film has some memorable scenes, such as Fin using a chainsaw to cut his way out of a shark, Nova revealing her shark bite scar on her stomach, and George being killed by a flying letter from the Hollywood sign. The film also has some clever references to other shark movies, such as Jaws, Deep Blue Sea, and Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus. The film also features some cameo appearances by celebrities, such as John Heard, Kelly Osbourne, and Ja Rule.Sharknado 2013 is not a film for everyone, but if you are looking for a movie that will make you laugh out loud and shake your head in disbelief, then this is the movie for you. It is a perfect example of a bad movie that is ridiculously fun to watch. I give it a rating of 4 out of 10 shark teeth.
13. Birdemic: Shock and Terror 2010，IMDB Rating: 1.8，Douban Rating: 3.9，ID: tt1316037 Birdemic: Shock and Terror is a low-budget horror film that tries to emulate Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds, but fails miserably in every aspect. The film follows Rod and Nathalie, a couple who are attacked by mutated birds that spit acid and explode. The film is notorious for its poor quality, such as the terrible acting, writing, editing, sound, and special effects. The film also attempts to deliver an environmental message, but it is poorly integrated and contradicts the logic of the plot. The film is so bad that it has become a cult classic among fans of bad movies, who enjoy mocking its absurdity and incompetence.
14. Plan 9 from Outer Space 1957，IMDB Rating: 4.0，Douban Rating: 5.9，ID: tt0052077 Directed by the infamous Ed Wood, this low-budget sci-fi horror film tells the story of evil aliens who try to stop humanity from developing a powerful bomb that would threaten the universe. To do so, they use an electric device to resurrect the dead and unleash them upon the living.The movie is a masterpiece of unintentional comedy, full of absurd plot holes, laughable dialogue, terrible acting, and amateurish special effects. The film features Bela Lugosi in his last role, although he died before the production was completed and most of his scenes were replaced by a stand-in who looked nothing like him. The film also stars Tor Johnson as a zombie policeman, Vampira as Lugosi’s wife, and Criswell as a narrator who makes bizarre predictions.Plan 9 from Outer Space is so bad that it’s good. It’s a cult classic that has inspired many parodies and homages, and it’s a must-see for any movie fan who enjoys watching movies that are fun and creative in their own way. The film is a testament to Wood’s passion and enthusiasm for filmmaking, even if he lacked the skills and resources to make a good one. Plan 9 from Outer Space is not a horror or a sci-fi film, but a hilarious and surreal experience that will make you laugh out loud.
15. Troll 2 1990，IMDB Rating: 2.9，Douban Rating: 5.5，ID: tt0105643 Troll 2 is a movie that is so bad that it is good. It is a dark fantasy horror comedy that has nothing to do with trolls, but rather with goblins who live in a town called Nilbog and try to turn humans into plants by feeding them green goo. The movie follows the Waits family, who swap houses with a family from Nilbog for a vacation, and their son Joshua, who is warned by the ghost of his grandfather about the goblins’ plan. Along the way, they encounter bizarre characters, such as a witch named Creedence, a preacher who preaches against vegetarianism, and a store owner who offers them free food. The movie is full of plot holes, continuity errors, bad acting, cheesy dialogue, and ridiculous special effects. However, these flaws make the movie unintentionally hilarious and entertaining. The movie is a cult classic that has gained a loyal fan base over the years, who appreciate its campy and absurd style. Troll 2 is a movie that you have to see to believe.
16. The Roommate 2011，IMDB Rating: 4.8，Douban Rating: 5.9，ID: tt1265990 The Roommate is a 2011 psychological thriller that follows Sara, a college freshman who becomes the target of her roommate Rebecca’s obsession. Rebecca, who suffers from bipolar disorder, tries to eliminate anyone who gets close to Sara, including her friends, her professor, and her ex-boyfriend. Sara soon realizes that Rebecca is dangerous and tries to escape her clutches, but Rebecca will stop at nothing to keep Sara for herself. The Roommate is a remake of the 1992 film Single White Female, but with a younger cast and a different setting. The film was poorly received by critics and audiences, who criticized its lack of originality, suspense, and logic. However, some viewers found the film to be so bad that it was entertaining, and enjoyed its unintentional humor and campiness. The film was nominated for seven Golden Raspberry Awards, including Worst Picture, Worst Actress for both Leighton Meester and Minka Kelly, and Worst Screen Couple for the entire cast.
17. Glitter 2001，IMDB Rating: 2.3，Douban Rating: 6.2，ID: tt0118589 Glitter 2001 is a romantic musical drama film starring Mariah Carey as Billie Frank, an aspiring singer who rises to fame with the help of a DJ named Julian Dice (Max Beesley). The film is set in the 1980s and features songs from that era, as well as original songs by Carey. The film was widely panned by critics and audiences, who criticized the plot, the acting, the direction, and the soundtrack. The film was also a box-office flop, grossing only $5.3 million worldwide on a $22 million budget. The film was released shortly after Carey suffered a breakdown and was hospitalized for bipolar disorder. Glitter 2001 is considered one of the worst films ever made, and has become a cult classic for its unintentional humor and campiness. Despite its negative reception, the film has some redeeming qualities, such as the costumes, the cinematography, and some of the musical performances. The film also explores themes such as identity, ambition, love, betrayal, and fame. Glitter 2001 is a guilty pleasure for movie lovers who enjoy watching bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch.
18. Gigli 2003，IMDB Rating: 2.5，Douban Rating: 4.7，ID: tt0299930 Gigli is a 2003 romantic comedy crime film that is widely considered one of the worst movies ever made. It stars Ben Affleck as Larry Gigli, a low-level mobster who is ordered to kidnap Brian, the mentally challenged brother of a federal prosecutor, to prevent him from indicting a mob boss. Jennifer Lopez plays Ricki, a lesbian hitwoman who is sent to supervise Gigli and make sure he does not mess up the job. The film is supposed to be a mix of humor, romance, and action, but it fails miserably on all fronts. The plot is nonsensical, the dialogue is cringeworthy, the chemistry is nonexistent, and the acting is atrocious. The film was a huge flop at the box office, earning only $7.2 million against a $75.6 million budget. It also received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike, who criticized its poor writing, direction, editing, and performances. It won several Razzie Awards, including Worst Picture, Worst Actor, Worst Actress, Worst Director, and Worst Screen Couple. It has been called one of the most embarrassing cinematic disasters of all time.
19. Catwoman 2004，IMDB Rating: 3.4，Douban Rating: 5.9，ID: tt0327554 Catwoman 2004 is a superhero film loosely based on the DC Comics character of the same name. It stars Halle Berry as Patience Phillips, a shy graphic designer who gains cat-like abilities after being murdered by her corrupt employers. She then becomes Catwoman, a vigilante who fights crime and romances a detective named Tom Lone, played by Benjamin Bratt. The film also features Sharon Stone as Laurel Hedare, the villainous head of a cosmetics company that produces a dangerous anti-aging cream.The film is widely considered to be one of the worst movies ever made, with critics and fans alike criticizing its poor script, direction, acting, editing, special effects, costume design, and deviation from the source material. The film was nominated for seven Golden Raspberry Awards and won four, including Worst Picture, Worst Actress, Worst Director, and Worst Screenplay. The film also flopped at the box office, earning only $82 million worldwide against a budget of $100 million.Despite its negative reception, some viewers have found the film to be so bad that it’s good, meaning that it is enjoyable for its unintentional humor and absurdity. The film has been featured on several lists of guilty pleasures and cult classics, such as Top 45 really bad movies that are ridiculously fun to watch. Some of the aspects that make the film entertaining for these viewers are the over-the-top performances, the cheesy dialogue, the ridiculous plot twists, the campy action scenes, and the infamous basketball sequence.In conclusion, Catwoman 2004 is a film that fails to deliver on its potential as a superhero adaptation, but succeeds in providing some laughs for those who appreciate bad cinema.
20. The Last Airbender 2010，IMDB Rating: 4.0，Douban Rating: 5.0，ID: tt0938283 The Last Airbender is a live-action adaptation of the first season of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, directed by M. Night Shyamalan. The film follows the journey of Aang, a young boy who is the reincarnated Avatar, a being who can control all four elements of air, water, earth, and fire. Aang must master the four elements and stop the Fire Nation from conquering the other nations and destroying the balance of the world. Along with his friends Katara, a waterbender, and Sokka, a warrior, Aang travels across the lands to find a waterbending master and learn the secrets of his past. However, he is pursued by Prince Zuko, the banished son of the Fire Lord, who wants to capture Aang and restore his honor. The film is based on the popular Nickelodeon animated series that ran from 2005 to 2008. The film was released in 2010 and received mostly negative reviews from critics and fans, who criticized the poor acting, writing, directing, and deviation from the source material. The film was also accused of whitewashing and cultural appropriation for casting mostly white actors in roles that were originally Asian or Inuit. The film was intended to be the first of a trilogy, but due to its disappointing box office performance and reception, the sequels were never made.
[Gallery] So Bad, They’re Good: 20 Movies to Watch When You Need a Laugh
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