Dr McNinja
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There's nothing quite like watching a truly great movie or TV show. They'll stick with you for the rest of your life... the same can be said for bad movies. There are movies that are so laughably bad, so cringe inducingly awful that they cross a line and become entertaining and even enjoyable to watch. I'd like to hear from some of you what bad movies you like.
My second favourite "so bad, it's good movie" (I can't remember the name of my favourite) is called "Starry Night".
Name: Starry Night
Plot: Vincent Van Gogh is brought back to life thanks to a magic potion. After finding that his work is hugely popular and valuable, he starts telling people who he is. He's quickly institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital where, with the help of an ambulance chasing lawyer, he breaks out and sets about stealing his paintings in order to prove his true identity.
Notable Scenes: It has to be where Van Gogh finishes his 1889 self portrait by painting on a sun hat. Then the guy who owns this hugely valuable masterpiece decides, after his initial shock, that he prefers it with the freakin' hat!
The acting would be considered wooden and hackneyed at a dinner theatre, the script is laughably bad and the special effects are... well, let's just say, give me five minutes and a copy of MSpaint and I think I could do better. It really is a fine example of a "so bad, it's good" movie. If you ever get the chance, it's well worth watching this awful, awful film.
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My second favourite "so bad, it's good movie" (I can't remember the name of my favourite) is called "Starry Night".
Name: Starry Night
Plot: Vincent Van Gogh is brought back to life thanks to a magic potion. After finding that his work is hugely popular and valuable, he starts telling people who he is. He's quickly institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital where, with the help of an ambulance chasing lawyer, he breaks out and sets about stealing his paintings in order to prove his true identity.
Notable Scenes: It has to be where Van Gogh finishes his 1889 self portrait by painting on a sun hat. Then the guy who owns this hugely valuable masterpiece decides, after his initial shock, that he prefers it with the freakin' hat!
The acting would be considered wooden and hackneyed at a dinner theatre, the script is laughably bad and the special effects are... well, let's just say, give me five minutes and a copy of MSpaint and I think I could do better. It really is a fine example of a "so bad, it's good" movie. If you ever get the chance, it's well worth watching this awful, awful film.
(just to save time, I'll put these here so you can just copy and paste 'em.)
Name:
Plot:
Notable Scenes:
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