For me, 66 out of 170 according to this buzzfeed quiz. I wonder who evaluated these movies though? I consider some of them classics myself. 
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How many bad movies have you seen?
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I'm guessing they used low scoring movies from a site like Rotten Tomatoes.
I saw 27.
I saw 27.
Revenant Ghost
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I've seen 27. But some of those movies shouldn't have been listed.
Topic moved to TV & Film.
LOL...The Conqueror, with John Wayne.
I've shown some of my Mongolian friends this one, they though it was absolutely hilarious and completely wrong.
I've shown some of my Mongolian friends this one, they though it was absolutely hilarious and completely wrong.
LOL...The Conqueror, with John Wayne.
I've shown some of my Mongolian friends this one, they though it was absolutely hilarious and completely wrong.
back then.. movies often used white actors to be Asians.
it often looked stupid!!!
SanderDL
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LOL my score is 72 and this list doesn't even many other terrible movies I've seen. For example where's Dungeons & Dragons? Otherwise the list would probably over 300 for me.
Anyway, I kind of enjoy bad movies in a way. Plus not everything on that list is really that bad. It's very subjective anyway.
I mostly agree with this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tya88BrLnjI
Anyway, I kind of enjoy bad movies in a way. Plus not everything on that list is really that bad. It's very subjective anyway.
I mostly agree with this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tya88BrLnjI
CDPlant
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I only got 20 overall 
Plan 9 is a masterpiece
Each time you watch it you can find more things wrong with it! I love all of Ed Wood's films, maybe because they are so incredibly badly made and acted that they are sort of endearing. Tim Burton's biopic of him was a fantastic film (if anyone hasn't seen it, check it out, it's really good!)
Also, the 1998 Godzilla wasn;t a bad film, what are they on about?
Plan 9 is a masterpiece
Each time you watch it you can find more things wrong with it! I love all of Ed Wood's films, maybe because they are so incredibly badly made and acted that they are sort of endearing. Tim Burton's biopic of him was a fantastic film (if anyone hasn't seen it, check it out, it's really good!)Also, the 1998 Godzilla wasn;t a bad film, what are they on about?
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(Dredged up)
Proud to say, only two. And proud to say, never even heard of a significant number of them.
Saw Popeye (It was definitely bad, but interesting; It did have a signature look, great art direction.)
And Cocktail (It was just bad)
Should have seen Manos, the hands of fate, because it was ripped on MST3K, and that show was just GOOD
But never saw that episode.
Proud to say, only two. And proud to say, never even heard of a significant number of them.
Saw Popeye (It was definitely bad, but interesting; It did have a signature look, great art direction.)
And Cocktail (It was just bad)
Should have seen Manos, the hands of fate, because it was ripped on MST3K, and that show was just GOOD
But never saw that episode.Never saw Mommie Dearest, but kinda' always thought it was highly regarded, had something to recommend it.....????
The only thing I know about Caligula is that in 1979 There was a Playboy review of the movie, complete with a 4 page "spread" of "tasty" pictures, aimed directly at the 10 year old boy in all of us. Anyone else remember that issue?
And boy howdy, I can think of one beloved classic that should definitely have made that list.
About ten years ago, I had to do a bunch of concrete demolition / modification in the basement of my home.
Rented a Stihl 420 wet-saw with a diamond blade, and a jackhammer. Went to town, worked like a maniac, because I wanted to be sure I got the whole job done over the weekend. 8 hours of running that summbitch, getting soaking wet from the cast-off of the blade......containing powdered concrete. By the end of the day, I had 50 Lbs. of "mud dauber", concrete accretion, built up in layers of drizzle castle "money shot" regret on my pants, shirt, and face.
[puke emoji]
More exhausted than I have ever been, Mister mud monster dragged his load into the house, and flopped down in a puddle on the couch.
So bloody tired, I was glad to even have a couch to ruin.
So bloody tired, I was able to only move a single thumb to work the remote, two or three times.
So bloody tired, I was positively delighted when I came in, on the opening credits of a cinema masterpiece I had never before seen....on the first click. Now I could just sit back and melt deeper into the couch.
By The time I was 5 minutes in, I had figured out just how bad this thing was; But I was so bloody tired, I stuck around for the whole thing. It did not get better.
The original Planet of the Apes is the biggest piece of garbage ever made, Yo.
The only thing I know about Caligula is that in 1979 There was a Playboy review of the movie, complete with a 4 page "spread" of "tasty" pictures, aimed directly at the 10 year old boy in all of us. Anyone else remember that issue?
And boy howdy, I can think of one beloved classic that should definitely have made that list.
About ten years ago, I had to do a bunch of concrete demolition / modification in the basement of my home.
Rented a Stihl 420 wet-saw with a diamond blade, and a jackhammer. Went to town, worked like a maniac, because I wanted to be sure I got the whole job done over the weekend. 8 hours of running that summbitch, getting soaking wet from the cast-off of the blade......containing powdered concrete. By the end of the day, I had 50 Lbs. of "mud dauber", concrete accretion, built up in layers of drizzle castle "money shot" regret on my pants, shirt, and face.
[puke emoji]More exhausted than I have ever been, Mister mud monster dragged his load into the house, and flopped down in a puddle on the couch.
So bloody tired, I was glad to even have a couch to ruin.
So bloody tired, I was able to only move a single thumb to work the remote, two or three times.
So bloody tired, I was positively delighted when I came in, on the opening credits of a cinema masterpiece I had never before seen....on the first click. Now I could just sit back and melt deeper into the couch.
By The time I was 5 minutes in, I had figured out just how bad this thing was; But I was so bloody tired, I stuck around for the whole thing. It did not get better.
The original Planet of the Apes is the biggest piece of garbage ever made, Yo.
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^^^^^^^
Guess I'm gonna' have to see mommie dearest for self. Always thought it was regarded as a classic; Generally like dark, dark stuff, and stories about the mentally disturbed ( note to self: see Sunset Boulevard).
And have this general sense that Faye Dunaway can't do any wrong. Chinatown is a lifetime "get out of jail free" card as far as I'm concerned.
Edit: Under other circumstances, I might say "Nah, hold your judgement.....don't make up your mind until the end, judge that book from cover to cover."
But you know: I know, sometimes you know by :20 in.
Bad films are usually bad to the bone.
And a leopard doesn't usually change the spots on his horse in mid-stream.
Guess I'm gonna' have to see mommie dearest for self. Always thought it was regarded as a classic; Generally like dark, dark stuff, and stories about the mentally disturbed ( note to self: see Sunset Boulevard).
And have this general sense that Faye Dunaway can't do any wrong. Chinatown is a lifetime "get out of jail free" card as far as I'm concerned.
Edit: Under other circumstances, I might say "Nah, hold your judgement.....don't make up your mind until the end, judge that book from cover to cover."
But you know: I know, sometimes you know by :20 in.
Bad films are usually bad to the bone.
And a leopard doesn't usually change the spots on his horse in mid-stream.
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Ooh dear, I watched Star Trek: Beyond this weekend. I'm a Trek fan, but this one really didn't do it for me.
Yeh...meh!
Produced by Alibaba and Huahua.
It's not quite the same as the Gene Roddenberry and Paramount classics.Irony is, it was only four years ago that Trek was banned in China, now they're making it.
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