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I actually have very fond memories of Spice World.....I was young and watched it enough times that to this day I can quote lines....


I luff it

mean girls

everyone laughs at me when i say i thought it was funny

hoes dont even trip

the chronicles of riddick

tuffteef wrote:mean girls

everyone laughs at me when i say i thought it was funny

hoes dont even trip

mean girls is a work of art, i'm not even kidding.

Crocodile Dundee pt.1 and pt.2

edit...my wife had to remind me...What's eating Gilbert Grape? One of my all-time favs!

htsamurai wrote:I actually have very fond memories of Spice World.....I was young and watched it enough times that to this day I can quote lines....


I luff it

Just watched it earlier this week with my girlfriend, who was a huuuuge Spice Girls fan back in the day. I thought it was going to be awful, but I actually really enjoyed it

Adventures in Babysitting - It was shot in Chicago and the kids in the movie live on Oak Park which is where I live, so...
Dead Alive - Probably the most 90's stereotypical movies I've ever seen along with tons of fake blood, shitty CGI, and Zombie action makes this horror a comedy

But I am EXTREMELY proud of the fact that my favorite movie is The Rocky Horror Picture Show, I even have the Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show, which is punk bands doing covers of the Soundtrack to teh Rocky Horror Picture show, best impulse buy ever.

Why would you be ashamed of loving anything, let alone a movie? I say like what you like and fuck anyone who is going to judge you for enjoying something. I'll love you no matter what.

That being said, The Goonies is the best movie ever made. I watched it 20,376,973 times when I was a kid.

Exactly 20,376,973 times.

The Nomi Song, does that count?

Not really ashamed though, but it's inaccessible to almost everyone I personally know.

None really, but I am ashamed to admit I own Fight Club on DVD.

WTF is wrong with Fight Club?

tuffteef wrote:mean girls

My first thought when I saw this thread!

The first rule of Fight Club is that you don't mention liking Fight Club.

Companda wrote:Why would you be ashamed of loving anything, let alone a movie? I say like what you like and fuck anyone who is going to judge you for enjoying something. I'll love you no matter what.

Agreed, I see absolutely no reason to feel shame about liking a movie (or anything else). If someone thinks less of me because I like something they think is dumb, they can fuck right off.

+1

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