What movie did you LOVE but were too embarrassed to tell anyone? (scenes, Bluray)

[BU191433]

It is strange, but I bought into the love story and characters of Titanic hook line and sinker, but the story and characters of Avatar just bored and annoyed.

[Mooseketeer]

I'm afraid I am utterly shameless about whatever my choices may be ! If I like a movie I will quite happily shout it from the roof-top and could not care less what other people might think ! ; ) Life's too short to be embarassed about "guilty pleasures".

[skywatcher75]

Howard the Duck..I was a kid then.

[edwardianlady]

The Chipmuck movie .

[jtur88]

"Legally Blonde" and "In Her Shoes" are two that come to mind.

"Lake Placid" and "Starship Troopers" are also among my favorites.

"Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" was a classic.

"Last Night" was this dreadful shamelessly-Canadian apocalypse picture that mesmerized me. It actually got good ratings at IMDB, and I suspect it is because we were all seeing Sandra Oh for the first time (1998) and falling in love with her.

[DewDropInn]

The Matrix

As a 50-something woman who only saw the movie because of this thing I have for Keanu Reeves I didn't exactly hit their target audience.

I even named my cat Neo.

[catman]

I loved Eragon. It got mixed reviews at best, but I thought it was great. I'm really not embarrassed, but I was made to feel like I should have been.

[jfkIII]

Originally Posted by jfkIII

C'mon....you were just watching for the Kate Hudson nude scene....which I admit...was stunning!

Ooooops. I meant Winslet! Still a nice nude scene.

[Thomas R.]

I'm rarely embarrassed to admit I like films deemed bad. Although I think there might be some films I'd be embarrassed to admit I like because they're "not like me." (Overly macho, amoral, crass, or whatever)

I can't think of good examples of that, but here's a few that may come come close.

I liked the 1992 movie "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" but did not like the TV series. The movie is stupid and I think it's stupid, but for some reason it struck me right.

Also there's "She-Devil" with Roseanne Barr. Much of it is a tad gross, but I remember liking it.

The first "Problem Child" movie, but I imagine I would not like it now.

"Jeffrey", gay romantic comedy. Although it's more that I liked parts of it while finding other parts deeply annoying.

[annika08]

-Showgirls
-Dude, Where's My Car?
-She-Devil
-Creepshow
-Heathers
-Little Shop of Horrors (with Rick Moranis)
-Beetlejuice
-Obsessed (Lifetime movie with Shannen Doherty where she's a psychob****)
-I Know Who Killed Me
-Dead-Alive