Movies You're Embarrassed To Admit You Like

Damn. Dooley wins.

 

It's the only one I could think of to fit the description. I own Homeward Bound, and I'm damn proud of it.

 

I'd hit it. Fo shizzle.

 

For me, a couple of flicks mentioned in the best basketball movies thread: Fast Break and The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh. I saw them within a year of each other when I was 10, and for a time they were my two favorite movies.

 

My Best Friend is a Vampire.

 

They Live.

Detroit Rock City.

 

... and number two in your ass.

 

As soon as I was old enough to realize I don't have to hate everything my dad hates, I then stopped being embarrassed for pop culture choices. There are no films or music I feel weird about liking.

That being said, there are some films my wife is embarrassed for me to tell people that I like.

The Toxic Avenger, Sleepaway Camp, Running Man, to name a few.

Now ... there is a film that I am a bit embarrassed to admit I DON'T care for. The Godfather. There, I said it.

 

No I throught that was your deal and last time we spoke, we said not to discuss that in public.

 

Discuss what? Your misspellings, misplaced commas and horrid run-on sentences?

 

"Sudden Death," "Time Cop" and, to a certain extent, "End of Days." All directed by the same guy, and all so bad they're fun.

 

"Independence Day."

Awful movie, but every time it's on, I can't turn it off. I don't get it.