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I'm not embarrassed, but I know people probably think they are lame or something:
Starship Troopers
Bring It On (only the first one - the rest are garbage)
Megashark vs Giant Octopus
(frankly, the whole genre of SciFi channel B movies about prehistoric mutant animals)
American Pie (freakin' hysterical - what Hangover wanted to be)
Tremors
I don't have guilty pleasures as I don't feel guilty about it.
I enjoy lots of movies and I collect DVDs as I find 'em. Got over 500 so far and I get 'em at pawn shops for $1.49-$1.99. I just wait for the higher priced DVDs to come down and I'll get more.
Hadn't seen #1, hate musicals, silly plot line, not my age range, but maybe because the star couple were actually lovers in real life (found out only later), there was a real sexual tension thing going on between them. Just like I remembered it when I was that age.
I was going to mention this one, too! I've seen it about a hundred times (I have an 8-year-old daughter) and I still find myself stopping what I'm doing to watch it when she has it on. Mostly because I wanna waka-waka-waka-niki-poo-poo-poo.
By the way, I think it's the best of the trilogy. Can't really say why, though.
This fifty-something mother of two grown children laughed until I cried watching "The Hangover".
I felt guilty until I realized, hey, I grew up in the '70's, not the 50's for God's sakes. We "teens" of the seventies were not exactly nieve, far from it .....we've just kind of "hid" it since we became parents.
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