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I definitely wouldn't class it as "objectively terrible" but I have been seeing a lot of sentiment that the tonal shift in Click made the movie awful, and if the script had been taken more seriously from the start that it could have been a great movie.
I actually found the movie to be great, it was one of my favourites when it first came out.
Hard agree. Love that movie
Same. Click has this crazy uncomfortable limbo it just keeps the whole movie in, but it is really good.
Dr Mordrid. I will forever be salty that Jeffrey Combs did not get a cameo in Multiverse of Madness.
Moonfall. Terrible ratings, etc, but I own that shit on Bluray cause I love it so much.
I'm a sucker for disaster movies and I fucking love that one.
Godzilla vs Megalon
It’s been years since I saw it, but it was my jam as a kid. Some sea people are mad and send their giant beetle thing, Megalon, to attack the surface, the sea people (Seatopians) also get help from aliens that send their kaiju, Gigan, to assist. A size changing robot, Jet Jaguar, gets his ass beat but Godzilla comes to the rescue in the nick of time. The end battle is a straight up WWE tag team matchup with kaijus!
Plus the movie ends with Jet Jaguar’s bad ass theme song and a freeze frame!
I don't love any movie I consider terrible, but I do enjoy some parts of movies I consider terrible.
I have a love hate relationship with Michael Bay Transformers. Love the character designs, the flashy action scenes, but I absolutely abhor the plot (yeah if you can call it a plot).
Super Troopers. It is such a 'I dont know how we got the money for this script but here we fucking go' movie. Good fun, good laughs.
I rented Doom with The Rock and Karl Urban when it went to video and proceeded to watch it like 6 times.
Stealth is my guilty pleasure movie. I mean, it's not horrible, but it has its flaws. On the other hand, it's a fun action movie with some really good effects sequences.
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance - one of the worst Marvel adaptations, but also one of the most unintentionally funny movies of all time.
Nic Cage trying to stop an old man from getting inside a little boy?
Establishing that any vehicle Ghost Rider drives gets a hellish makeover so they can have a flaming Bagger 288 for an action set piece?
Pure cinema.
Ice Pirates, I know, I know. But I can't help it.
The 1984 film? Wow. Haven't thought about that in forever. Kid me loved it.
mine is Pluto Nash. I offer no real defense for the movie, it's a hot mess, but I've always enjoyed it for some reason.
Demolition Man
Birdemic.
It's on almost every list of "worst movies of all time", deservedly.
But the enthusiasm of the people making it really shines through, even though they had zero budget or talent.
Specifically the Rifftrax version.
Naked Space, a.k.a. The Creature Wasn't Nice. A terrible Leslie Nielson spoof movie from 1981 that looks like it was shot in a weekend for $500, but it's funny to a point and has some good lines.
Monsters vs Aliens. One of the most fun and referenceable movies of all time.
Spiderman 3
I feel like people got the wrong idea based on their criticism of Peter during his descent into evil.