The Tomb Raider films are apparently terrible but I adore them especially the second one. Ditto with the Star Wars prequels.

 

White Chicks is my ultimate guilty pleasure tho.

The Tomb Raider films are apparently terrible but I adore them especially the second one. Ditto with the Star Wars prequels.

Same. Angelina also >>>>>>

I used to fancy her as a kid too :P

The Tomb Raider films are apparently terrible but I adore them especially the second one. Ditto with the Star Wars prequels.

 

White Chicks is my ultimate guilty pleasure tho.

 

White Chicks is too good to be a guilty pleasure :heart:

Bring it On is kinda my ultimate guilty pleasure, but even then, it's quite well written, so I'm not too guilty about it.

The Tomb Raider movies are amazing.

Pixels (though it was technically a "meh" for me, I did appreciate its video game vibe and the Pacman scene was quite amusing)

The Mr. Bean films [bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie and Mr. Bean's Holiday] (They may not top the original Mr. Bean TV show, but I was really amused by both of them. The latter's my favourite out of the two. That scene with Mr. Bean using clips of himself to put them over the Carson Clay film was hilarious.)

 

I think that's it

Oh god I've got loads. Though I'd only consider it a guilty pleasure if it's generally maligned or was mauled by the critics. Bring It On should never be a guilty pleasure - it's incredible. Also, someone mentioned The Lion King!? Nothing guilty about that!

 

For me, it's The Power Rangers Movie (almost wholly for Ivan Ooze, the cheesy one-liners during the fight scenes and that theme song - OOFT!). I actually cannot wait for the new one.

 

Spice World. Victoria steals almost every scene. What an icon.

 

The Transformers films. They're terrible, terrible movies, but I quite enjoy them. They're just brainless fun.

 

Batman v Superman. Gets a lot of hate, but I really enjoy it. The extended version fixed a lot of the storytelling issues and Ben Affleck is the Batman for me now. Also, Gal Gadot :heart:

 

The Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions. Both films got terrible reviews and aren't held in very high regard, but I think they're incredible. Obviously the first one is a masterpiece, but as a whole, it's an amazing trilogy.

 

I'm sure I'll think of lots more. I'll update when they come to me.

'Step Up 2: The Streets' is my biggest guilty pleasure! So bad and anyone who likes films shouldn't love it. But I can't help it!