Apparently, also Lost in Translation, The English Patient and Out of Africa (all of which got some knocks in the reverse thread!)

It just came out on Blu-Ray I think!

With the working stiffs trudging through the puddled parking lot. Priceless.

When Meg Ryan's character (the third one) says to Joe, "I'm soul sick."

Another line which proved prescient in my own life: "Did you sleep with my sister?"

the answer was no... but I did go skinny dipping with her... long story.

Brilliant acting and wonderful stories.

So much to love about it. But it IS quirky. It's one of those movies like Repo Man or Napoleon Dynamite where you either "get it" or you don't, and there's no shame in being in either category.

"there's always going to be something about you, Joe"

my wife and I worked some phrases into our lives!

Hudson Hawk
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Highlander ll The Quickening(for the cheese factor)
The Postman

Wait, the David Lynch version or the one from the SciFy channel?

I'm the only one I know that liked it. Glad you did.

The only flaw I found was in the casting of Duke Leto. Why on earth would he have an accent when nobody else did? But that's easily overlooked.

Imagine a new kind of yogurt that turns out to be bent on destroying the human race.

These movies are awful but I still like them:

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but within the science fiction community it was not well received. However, in my humble opinion, it is the most science-fictional movie ever. Absolutely true to the genre, completely true to its internal logic.

I have not watched the TV series and don't plan to.

Always a sucker for Jim Steinman’s work. Holly Sherwood can really belt it out (for Diane Lane).

A musical about lobotomies. Or something like that. You just gotta see it.

I ran across it on HBO and was pleasantly surprised.

I like to watch the trailer again every once in a while.

Even Mick Jagger.

Not sure if this makes the list of movies that people hate, but I love this low budget, end of the world flick. It is a bit campy and ridiculous -- especially the search for a helicopter pilot -- while everything descends into utter chaos. Here, low budget works. Plus, it has a really great Tangerine Dream sound track.

It always comes up as one of the worst movies, but I loved the book and the movie.

not for the "action and adventure" crowd, though!

this is considered a bad movie...it's quite the opposite.

Like this one: https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1018&pid=1014275

Reply #112 etc.

well deserved of course in my opinion. That is some thread though....whew don't even get me started !

Not really enjoyable - rather horrifying - but it digs into you and is unforgettable.

The scene with the ceiling fan and the monster lurking behind Laura's dresser still gives me chills...

I saw it in a theater during its one-week-run. I know it's awful but I admired how unhinged and relentlessly transgressive Tom Green was.

It's a family thing. Our daughter used to make her friends watch it. (some sort of initiation, I think LOL ) Actually she had a stack of these movies we had introduced her to.

Was the film debut of Nicolas Cage