WJZAV the thing is, sometimes bad movies came in many different reasons, lack of resource, focus, or even incredibly huge cliffs between the movie's expectation and its budget, so sometimes u just can't help but just laugh at it (at least for me). Where as boring movies always associated with straight up lazy in almost everything (writting, CGI, actors, etc). The key here is how much u realized how much the movie is *trying* to reach its best potential. Oh and trust me, when u kinda guessed on whether or not the movie is trying or not, it'll change your perceptions of it (i think)
Yeah,it’s interesting how the worst thing a movie can be(in a lot of people’s books)is boring.I remember watching the movie”Stalker”,directed by Andrew Tarkovsky.Tarkovsky is considered one of Russia’s finest directors yet l found myself falling asleep while watching the film.
Ed Wood is an excellent example, because his ambition far outmatched his talent. He really wanted to create sprawling epics, and he really tried his best, but what we got is what we got and that's just magical.
Basically, it's when a movie gets so laughably bad that it becomes an unintentional self-parody, not just of the genre of film but of making films altogether. It reminds us of the innate silliness of the concept of dressing up in costumes and playing pretend in front of a camera.
I'm thinking good movies have compelling characters and events. Movies so bad they're good have something else that's compelling. I can think of one so-bad-it's-good movie in my life: Manos, the Hand of Fate. I haven't watched all of it; when watching clips from it, I'm engrossed in judging what they were trying to do in each shot and why the thing they actually did fails at that. Like when a character clumsily rolls down a hill, I'm like "wait, that was supposed to be a tense action shot?". So, extrapolating from a sample size of (less than) one, I think the thing that's compelling about so-bad-they're-good movies is (1) the way it makes you think about the movie making process; and (2) the difference between intention and actual result. As a result, most so-bad-they're-good movies fall into the category "unintentional comedy" and never "unintentional drama" or "unintentional horror" or anything like that: failure can be laughably bad, but never frighteningly bad.
I think when they try to make it bad on purpose. Then to me the spell fall off. Because if its intentionally bad then i am not laughing because then i feel its so lack of effort to me. But if they try their best and fail, then to me its funny
The key words there are "You remember you are watching a movie". The movie is so bad you forget you came to sit down and watch a movie. Whereas a moderately bad movie will pull you in for a few seconds, then drop you just like it did before.
***** But that's the thing, most people think Fun Movie = Good Movie. I disagree. A movie can be both Fun _and_ Bad. The way I see it Fun =/= Good. (Edit: For example, I like the _X-Men Origins: Wolverine_ movie and I've watched it almost 20 times. Despite this, I know it's a very Bad movie.)
+Paradox Acres Yeah, while I typically enjoy well-made films, it's more fun looking for something so bad that it's entertaining for the wrong reason. I dunno why, but I just love finding crappy stuff for the lulz.
What about Freddy Got Fingered? That movie was designed to be so bad it’s good. Tom Green even said that from the beginning he had wanted to win a Razzie.
Casey Riojas That didn’t really work because they TRIED. Once everyone knows that they were actively trying to be this stupid, the humor gets sucked out.
"So bad it's good" is a construct by critics. In reality, a bad movie is a boring movie. Nothing else. That's why it seems like a paradox. Critics have invented "so bad it's good" by thinking entertainment needs to be more than entertaining.
When a bad movie succeeds in being entertaining through its own incompetence, it's because it delivers something unexpected to the viewer. The unexpected is what can make a movie entertaining, be the film good or bad. I will never call a laughably bad film a failure, since it succeeds in being entertaining, and entertainment is what films are all about. That's why we watch films in the first place. And OMG - are there a lot of hilariously bad movies I still plan to watch for the first time. :-)
I actually cried at the end of the Room, funny movie and I found myself chuckling but then... LISA YOU MONSTER WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!
Movies I consider to be "so bad it's good:" The Lost World: Jurassic Park Jurassic Park 3 Batman Forever Batman and Robin Godzilla (1998) Space Jam Star Wars Episode 1 WaterWorld (P.S. I like Batman Returns)
For me it's Jason X, I mean...have you seen Jason X? Oh my goodness. P.S. I hate Batman and Robin. If I see it's on I run in the other direction (or do take the more sane approach and just change the channel.)
What does it matter that they did it intentienally, sharknado was still funny because it was so terrible, but it will never be as great as troll 2, the room, freddys dead (the scariest movie guy of all time and they put him as an chef on tv and let him fly by the window alf style, that is just funny to me), birdemic etc
Enno: He meant that SHARKNADO was terrible on purpose so we would mock it. It's kind like when a person trips. You laugh at them because you know that they didn't want that to happen. If they trip on purpose as a slapstick routine, you won't react the same way.
This is exactly why I love Mystery Science Theater 3000. They're hilarious cinematic train wrecks from beginning to end, covered in insane commentary. What's not to like?
Has anyone here seen the Dingo Pictures movies? They're what I consider to be "so bad, it's intruiging". I mean, how could the animators, directors, and voice actors NOT see that they were terrible at their jobs? It makes you (or maybe just me) want to learn more about this crazy company and the people behind it.
You raise a good point of what makes it so bad it's just bad versus what makes it so bad it's good. When a bad film looks competent and has good production values and good talent behind it, it makes it painful and hard to watch. However, when a film looks just incompetent and they tried very hard, it's makes it more fun to watch. The key word is competence. The more incompetent the bad film is, the more fun I have watching it.
So bad it's good movies live or die based on their creativity and passion. If there's creativity and passion being shown on the screen people will often respond to that even if the situations, characters, and dialogue are not believable.
What NC says about "the obvious effort the director put into the film" is one reason I don't like Birdemic, Sharknado, or any of those other Asylum type films. They know they're making bad films, and that takes the fun right out of it for me. It just isn't the same to watch an intentional train-wreck.
You know that birdemic wasnt intentenal right, they just didnt have any money to make goid special effects, to much run time and didnt have enough time to make the movie, so they just showed every single thing that guy does in the first half, and didnt have an introduction to the birds so they just went with it. Birdemic 2 and sharknado where however meant to be so bad its good
You hit the nail on the head with this one. There's this really old show on late at night called, Sgt. Preston's of the Yukon, from the 50s. Bad acting, bad writing, ridiculous sets and some of the worst delivery ever. How can people in the Yukon have a mid Atlantic accent!? How!? But I can't stop watching it because it's unintentionally hilarious.
Am I the only one that really likes The Postman? I enjoy the acting. I like the story. The part where the touch solders demanding to watch the sound of music makes me chuckle every time. Mostly it makes me think.
Star Trek the motion picture is an unappreciated master piece! You just have to give it a chance. It feels far more epic than most of the other Trek movies and I love most of them (minus the Jar Jar Abrams movies)
4 words... Rocky Horror Picture Show. So bad, it's a masterpiece. I can't even say it's a guilty pleasure for I feel absolutely no guilt in my love. In the mid 90's I was even cast at the River Oaks Theater in Houston. I usually played Rocky, but I did Brad and Eddie sometimes.
The thing is, Vampires Kiss was "trying" to be as overthetop and bizzare as possible.. Least I think it was.. Nobody can give that kinda prefamance "by accident".
I remember when me and my family went to watch it, I remember it was supposed to be a horror movie, but when the elderly couple with the gas masks shot the kids I bursted out laughing.
+kristof gergely I watch it sometimes just to laugh at how bad it is. But I think its so bad that its sort of good. Theres some part that I cant watch because its so bad.
I probably one the few people who don't think that the The Happening is a bad movie at all. Granted, Mark Wahlberg wasn't at his best in here (never thought that watching as classroom scene would be more boring than the actually sitting in a classroom) and it wasn't one of Shyamalan's best works but it's still interesting and entertaining.
As someone who can spend hours watching the TV with friends/family just to make fun of literally whatever's on screen, I can posit that something's so good it's bad when it's easy to make fun of it. Some movies are just bad and boring, you really have nothing to mock, nothing to criticize, any gag you try to make is just as boring as the movie (the young and the restless). But some films are pure treasures in which every second has something worth pointing out (The room).
The Vampire film that Nic Cage did was meant to be a comedy and imo it's one of the funniest films I've ever seen, it wasn't meant to be taken seriously as a vampire film at all
What makes a good movie and a so bad it's good movie is essentially the same thing: a compelling story. The difference is that with a good movie the story is the immersive world of the film, but with a so bad it's good movie it's the story of how the movie was made. The boom's in shot? We know that's something the filmmakers would have liked to have avoided, so all of a sudden we understand a story encapsulating motivation and comic failure.
I was hoping you would at least mention Troma. I love Troma films. They're so bad in the sense they're made with no budget with bad acting, but they're so awesome.
I know that Vampire's Kiss is a bad movie but I enjoyed the premise and the struggle the main character is going through. Nicholas Cage was just the perfect casting for an insane man.
I would have to say one movie i resontly watched that in the end i enjoyed. Even if it was down right terrible was the western movie "In a Valley of Violence". To put it in the most simple of terms. This movie pays homage to alot of old style westerns from across the years. That at times it worked very well in the film. But then there were parts that just made you cring, laugh, or feel plain disgust. It was this mess that kept me and my family watching for some morbid reason. To see if this train wreck got better. Suprisingly it was never boring. Just weird.
i like the first Star Trek film and there is a better directors cut with improved effects.People wanted Star wars but Star Trek is not Star Wars and it shouldnt be.The fly by the reffited Enterprise was very emotional when i saw it at the cinema as i grew up with the tv show.There are some beautiful music themes as well as the iconic main theme and the warp drive effects just blew me away.Many of those effects still look amazing and some were re used in the sequels.I think after Star Wars people were hoping for a whole bunch of space battles and it could have done with at least one good one but i still love it and its way better than the one where they meet not god
I always find it hilarious when people get so angry at movies like Transformers. All Michael Bay was trying to do was a big, dumb action flick and it's one of the biggest, dumbest ones you'll ever see so I would argue that the film succeeds at what it does very, very well. Likewise, all Shaymalan tried to do with The Last Airbender was condense the tv series' plot to movie length and as a fan of the show I thought he pulled it off better than he's given credit for considering just how much plot he had to trim down. All that said, whether you like a film or not has nothing to do with whether it's good or bad. I love movies like Howard The Duck and Super Mario Bros., but I have no illusions about what it is I'm enjoying. Conversely, I can recognize that a film like Titanic is well-made in many respects but that one just didn't do it for me.
Shyamalan's TLA isn't bad for the story. The movie is bad because of horrible acting (maybe with the exceptions of Iroh and Zhao), shitty direction, uninspired bending animations, and only partially for missing key parts of the story (like The Storm, The Winter Solstice, and The Deserter, all arguably some of the more important episodes of the season)
I want to see you take on Legend of Mana. Some love it, some hate it. Some sing the praises of Yoko Shimemura's musical stylings, some say it's JRPG crap. Tell us what you think!
For me I think it’s easier for a movie to be so bad it’s good when that’s not what it was originally trying to be, have you ever noticed that the majority of the big staples of so bad it’s good movies are ones that were trying to be legit good attempts at the genre like Troll 2 trying to be an actual scary horror movie or The Room trying to be a real emotional drama? And movies that are actively trying to be so bad it’s good like Sharktopus or Atlantic Rim aren’t? Because believe it or not, most of the charm of so bad it’s good movies *does* come from the fact that it was unintentional, because when you’re actually focusing on trying to be so bad it’s good it inadvertently gets in the way of that, so I think the secret to getting a so bad it’s good movie is being a legit but ultimately botched attempt at making a good movie, not purposely trying to make a bad one
I think this helped me realize why I dislike the concept of so bad it's good. And honestly, it's not because I dislike the bad movies themselves, it's when the directors of those bad movies continue to bank on the movie being bad and continue pushing them out because people enjoyed how bad the film was and that in turn makes me want to show less support for it. In recent years the one that does that the most is Sharknado, I remember some of my friends getting into the series because of it being "So bad it's good" and that's what made me dislike the concept especially with a movie that's clearly trying so hard to be bad which is what I actually dislike, a movie trying to be bad in an attempt to get the people who want to like the film ironically to like it, especially when after that they release sequel after sequel.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits true, I just said that because on the one hand I'll never watch it so I can't truly gauge it one way or the other, and on the other it's in the air about whether or not that's truly how they felt about it when they were making it, I'm not a mind reader and maybe they just decided to roll with it once viewers started seeing it in that way.
So, a movie is allowed to be bad, but not allowed to be boring.
WJZAV the thing is, sometimes bad movies came in many different reasons, lack of resource, focus, or even incredibly huge cliffs between the movie's expectation and its budget, so sometimes u just can't help but just laugh at it (at least for me). Where as boring movies always associated with straight up lazy in almost everything (writting, CGI, actors, etc).
The key here is how much u realized how much the movie is *trying* to reach its best potential. Oh and trust me, when u kinda guessed on whether or not the movie is trying or not, it'll change your perceptions of it (i think)
I would argue that being boring is directly what makes a movie bad. Their primary purpose is to entertain, ostensibly.
@@bubba200874426 so that proves/confirms Why Star Wars is bad/overrated :-)
Pretty much Freddie Mercurys opinion on his own music
Yeah,it’s interesting how the worst thing a movie can be(in a lot of people’s books)is boring.I remember watching the movie”Stalker”,directed by Andrew Tarkovsky.Tarkovsky is considered one of Russia’s finest directors yet l found myself falling asleep while watching the film.
Ed Wood is an excellent example, because his ambition far outmatched his talent. He really wanted to create sprawling epics, and he really tried his best, but what we got is what we got and that's just magical.
Basically, it's when a movie gets so laughably bad that it becomes an unintentional self-parody, not just of the genre of film but of making films altogether. It reminds us of the innate silliness of the concept of dressing up in costumes and playing pretend in front of a camera.
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I'm thinking good movies have compelling characters and events. Movies so bad they're good have something else that's compelling.
I can think of one so-bad-it's-good movie in my life: Manos, the Hand of Fate. I haven't watched all of it; when watching clips from it, I'm engrossed in judging what they were trying to do in each shot and why the thing they actually did fails at that. Like when a character clumsily rolls down a hill, I'm like "wait, that was supposed to be a tense action shot?".
So, extrapolating from a sample size of (less than) one, I think the thing that's compelling about so-bad-they're-good movies is (1) the way it makes you think about the movie making process; and (2) the difference between intention and actual result.
As a result, most so-bad-they're-good movies fall into the category "unintentional comedy" and never "unintentional drama" or "unintentional horror" or anything like that: failure can be laughably bad, but never frighteningly bad.
I think when they try to make it bad on purpose. Then to me the spell fall off. Because if its intentionally bad then i am not laughing because then i feel its so lack of effort to me. But if they try their best and fail, then to me its funny
Cool Cat Saves The Kids is a fucking masterpiece.
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Misbehaven123 there he is
Misbehaven123 be careful or Daddy Derek will call a strike against your channel
not as good as cool cat finds a gun
The key words there are "You remember you are watching a movie". The movie is so bad you forget you came to sit down and watch a movie. Whereas a moderately bad movie will pull you in for a few seconds, then drop you just like it did before.
Nicolas Cage is the greatest person that ever lived.
Fuck yeah
Vinicius RDLP What!? No!
King Lightbulb no FUCK YA
HELL YEAH!
Nic Cage's acting in Vampire's Kiss was not bad, it was brilliant. The guy should be in a Tarantino movie and soon too. :p
I hope He gonna be in Tarantino's last movie.
It's a tour de force!
I think movies can be _So Bad They're Fun_, but..never actually good.
But that's just me.
***** But that's the thing, most people think Fun Movie = Good Movie.
I disagree. A movie can be both Fun _and_ Bad. The way I see it Fun =/= Good.
(Edit: For example, I like the _X-Men Origins: Wolverine_ movie and I've watched it almost 20 times. Despite this, I know it's a very Bad movie.)
+Paradox Acres Yeah, while I typically enjoy well-made films, it's more fun looking for something so bad that it's entertaining for the wrong reason.
I dunno why, but I just love finding crappy stuff for the lulz.
What about Freddy Got Fingered? That movie was designed to be so bad it’s good. Tom Green even said that from the beginning he had wanted to win a Razzie.
Casey Riojas That didn’t really work because they TRIED. Once everyone knows that they were actively trying to be this stupid, the humor gets sucked out.
"So bad it's good" is a construct by critics.
In reality, a bad movie is a boring movie. Nothing else. That's why it seems like a paradox. Critics have invented "so bad it's good" by thinking entertainment needs to be more than entertaining.
When a bad movie succeeds in being entertaining through its own incompetence, it's because it delivers something unexpected to the viewer. The unexpected is what can make a movie entertaining, be the film good or bad. I will never call a laughably bad film a failure, since it succeeds in being entertaining, and entertainment is what films are all about. That's why we watch films in the first place. And OMG - are there a lot of hilariously bad movies I still plan to watch for the first time. :-)
I actually cried at the end of the Room, funny movie and I found myself chuckling but then... LISA YOU MONSTER WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!
Movies I consider to be "so bad it's good:"
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park 3
Batman Forever
Batman and Robin
Godzilla (1998)
Space Jam
Star Wars Episode 1
WaterWorld
(P.S. I like Batman Returns)
He should totally review Batman Forever...
For me it's Jason X, I mean...have you seen Jason X? Oh my goodness.
P.S. I hate Batman and Robin. If I see it's on I run in the other direction (or do take the more sane approach and just change the channel.)
I love Sharknado and 2larva2lantula in a so bad it's good kinda way
Adam D So basically the late 90's
The Lost World is actually good though...
There is a need to make "11 best so-bad it's good movies".
That'll be great :D
I love movies so bad they are good and this is EXACTLY why I hate sharknado, they try to be a cult classic and that is why I find it not to be one.
What does it matter that they did it intentienally, sharknado was still funny because it was so terrible, but it will never be as great as troll 2, the room, freddys dead (the scariest movie guy of all time and they put him as an chef on tv and let him fly by the window alf style, that is just funny to me), birdemic etc
Enno: He meant that SHARKNADO was terrible on purpose so we would mock it. It's kind like when a person trips. You laugh at them because you know that they didn't want that to happen. If they trip on purpose as a slapstick routine, you won't react the same way.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits I think you would still laugh, though. Even then, I guess you're not so much laughing at the actor so much as the character.
This is exactly why I love Mystery Science Theater 3000. They're hilarious cinematic train wrecks from beginning to end, covered in insane commentary. What's not to like?
Has anyone here seen the Dingo Pictures movies? They're what I consider to be "so bad, it's intruiging". I mean, how could the animators, directors, and voice actors NOT see that they were terrible at their jobs? It makes you (or maybe just me) want to learn more about this crazy company and the people behind it.
Didn't they make all those animations that Phoenix released as Video Games?
Lion and the King and Dinosauri are some of the best animated movies of all time.
My theory is that studio is a money laundry company
You raise a good point of what makes it so bad it's just bad versus what makes it so bad it's good. When a bad film looks competent and has good production values and good talent behind it, it makes it painful and hard to watch. However, when a film looks just incompetent and they tried very hard, it's makes it more fun to watch. The key word is competence. The more incompetent the bad film is, the more fun I have watching it.
I think that explanation can also apply to why we enjoy bootleg toys and games.
Shit, I gotta watch Ed Wood again.
And this is why I love The Room.
there is a saying that Sheogorath says that depicts this in one line, when its wonderful its wonderful when its not its HORRIBLY WONDERFUL
My question is, "Are we becoming too complicit with being so bad, it's good? As opposed to actually being good?"
I still can't get over the turtle scene in Master of Disguise. I watch that movie just because I wonder how someone could come up with that scene.
Love the use of beethoven's music in the beginning.
I actually liked "The postman", it's a nice dystopian story which shows the essential role of postmen in maintaining civilization.
I love Nick Cage movies
Me too, and I also wish him to play with other over the top actors, it will be a good soup.
So bad it's good movies live or die based on their creativity and passion. If there's creativity and passion being shown on the screen people will often respond to that even if the situations, characters, and dialogue are not believable.
What NC says about "the obvious effort the director put into the film" is one reason I don't like Birdemic, Sharknado, or any of those other Asylum type films. They know they're making bad films, and that takes the fun right out of it for me. It just isn't the same to watch an intentional train-wreck.
You know that birdemic wasnt intentenal right, they just didnt have any money to make goid special effects, to much run time and didnt have enough time to make the movie, so they just showed every single thing that guy does in the first half, and didnt have an introduction to the birds so they just went with it. Birdemic 2 and sharknado where however meant to be so bad its good
Good point.
When I read the title i thought about the room
You hit the nail on the head with this one.
There's this really old show on late at night called, Sgt. Preston's of the Yukon, from the 50s.
Bad acting, bad writing, ridiculous sets and some of the worst delivery ever. How can people in the Yukon have a mid Atlantic accent!? How!?
But I can't stop watching it because it's unintentionally hilarious.
Vampires Kiss is a straight up masterpiece!
Absolutely nailed it man, good job.
Am I the only one that really likes The Postman? I enjoy the acting. I like the story. The part where the touch solders demanding to watch the sound of music makes me chuckle every time. Mostly it makes me think.
Dünyayi Kurtaran Adam (Turkish Star Wars) is the greatest So Bad It's Good Movie ever made.
...How has this Chanel less then one Million subscribers?
Raven Knight because the Chanel ia fake.......?Get it?
Oh just forget it
It doesn't... We've hit a million!
Star Trek the motion picture is an unappreciated master piece! You just have to give it a chance. It feels far more epic than most of the other Trek movies and I love most of them (minus the Jar Jar Abrams movies)
Thank you for this video.
4 words... Rocky Horror Picture Show. So bad, it's a masterpiece. I can't even say it's a guilty pleasure for I feel absolutely no guilt in my love. In the mid 90's I was even cast at the River Oaks Theater in Houston. I usually played Rocky, but I did Brad and Eddie sometimes.
The thing is, Vampires Kiss was "trying" to be as overthetop and bizzare as possible.. Least I think it was.. Nobody can give that kinda prefamance "by accident".
Eh, I thought _The Happening_ was just bad.
Not "so bad that it's fun", but..just bad.
+Paradox Acres Whaaat? Nooo
I remember when me and my family went to watch it, I remember it was supposed to be a horror movie, but when the elderly couple with the gas masks shot the kids I bursted out laughing.
the music is Ludwig van Beethoven - Rondo in G major, Op. 129 "Rage over the lost penny". I'm finnaly in piece now.
Plan 9 From Outer Space and Birdemic are f*cking hilarious.
Not to sound arrogant,but am I the only one who thinks that Batman and Robin is a movie that's so bad is good?
+kristof gergely I watch it sometimes just to laugh at how bad it is. But I think its so bad that its sort of good. Theres some part that I cant watch because its so bad.
please look up the meaning of arrogant.
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What I meant by arrogant I meant that I don't care about others opinion and try to force mine on others.
+kristof gergely Batman and Robin is one of my favorite movies solely based on the fact of how terrible it is.
+kristof gergely i agree its one of my favorite bad movies... we play a drinking game for every one liner or pun in the movie.. it da best :D
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I probably one the few people who don't think that the The Happening is a bad movie at all. Granted, Mark Wahlberg wasn't at his best in here (never thought that watching as classroom scene would be more boring than the actually sitting in a classroom) and it wasn't one of Shyamalan's best works but it's still interesting and entertaining.
To be honest when I saw it in cinema I thought it was quite good, but after this review I see all mistakes that has been made.
Street Fighter: simultaneously so bad it's good and genuinely good. And the two tones come to a boil during the climax between Guile and Bison.
To you, it was a movie so bad it was good.
To me, it was tuesday!
I love you NC!
But just Because you haven’t seen it before does not mean it’s necessarily good
As someone who can spend hours watching the TV with friends/family just to make fun of literally whatever's on screen, I can posit that something's so good it's bad when it's easy to make fun of it. Some movies are just bad and boring, you really have nothing to mock, nothing to criticize, any gag you try to make is just as boring as the movie (the young and the restless). But some films are pure treasures in which every second has something worth pointing out (The room).
0:47 sitting on a chair looking at a screen
I desire to be good the most, but if I fail at that, I hope I was at least bad in a enjoyable way
The Vampire film that Nic Cage did was meant to be a comedy and imo it's one of the funniest films I've ever seen, it wasn't meant to be taken seriously as a vampire film at all
It's more simple. We accept when our belief is suspended, or not, but we don't like having to switch frequently.
Huh, didn't know "Evil Dead 2" was one of those so-bad-they're-good movies, at least based on the new thumbnail...
What is the music in the background?
What makes a good movie and a so bad it's good movie is essentially the same thing: a compelling story. The difference is that with a good movie the story is the immersive world of the film, but with a so bad it's good movie it's the story of how the movie was made. The boom's in shot? We know that's something the filmmakers would have liked to have avoided, so all of a sudden we understand a story encapsulating motivation and comic failure.
I was hoping you would at least mention Troma. I love Troma films. They're so bad in the sense they're made with no budget with bad acting, but they're so awesome.
You can add Plumbers Don't Wear Ties to the so bad its good category.
Why is evil dead 2 in the thumbnail Critic you break my heart :(
Does anyone know the classical piece being played throughout the video? I love it and it's killing me not to know...
2:08 *Jontron voice*
What!
What the FU-
I know that Vampire's Kiss is a bad movie but I enjoyed the premise and the struggle the main character is going through. Nicholas Cage was just the perfect casting for an insane man.
bbjygm, but Peter was an asshole
I would have to say one movie i resontly watched that in the end i enjoyed. Even if it was down right terrible was the western movie "In a Valley of Violence".
To put it in the most simple of terms. This movie pays homage to alot of old style westerns from across the years. That at times it worked very well in the film. But then there were parts that just made you cring, laugh, or feel plain disgust. It was this mess that kept me and my family watching for some morbid reason. To see if this train wreck got better. Suprisingly it was never boring. Just weird.
The French have a word for those movies. "Nanard" ( pronounce na-nar ).
I would love to see nic cage and ric flair yelling at each other now that would be funny.
It has to be low budget, unintentionally funny, but have some heart too. Like you know the filmmaker thought it was a slam dunk
i like the first Star Trek film and there is a better directors cut with improved effects.People wanted Star wars but Star Trek is not Star Wars and it shouldnt be.The fly by the reffited Enterprise was very emotional when i saw it at the cinema as i grew up with the tv show.There are some beautiful music themes as well as the iconic main theme and the warp drive effects just blew me away.Many of those effects still look amazing and some were re used in the sequels.I think after Star Wars people were hoping for a whole bunch of space battles and it could have done with at least one good one but i still love it and its way better than the one where they meet not god
Cardinal sin of any movie: being boring.I can put up with darn near anything, as long as it's not boring.
Favourite so bad it’s good movie: The Room
Least favourite so bad it’s kinda depressing movie: The Haunting remake
If theres a rifftrax/mst3k riff to go with it, ill watch it...
i'll die to know the name of the music
That was calling "unintentional humor" or "unintentional comedy" and not "so bad they're good".
Hum in France we have for this and it's called nanar ohohoho
Im French
Holy Shit the review on The Wicker Man got BANNED in America!
????? Why??
It must take some serious talent and effort to make something so bad it's good. Gotta give credit where it's due; I couldn't do it.
Seriously tho when is NC going to do a full review of Troll 2
The Postman was OUTSTANDING!!!!
Outstanding as Batman vs Superman
Hmm, something about that thumbnail looks familiar.
I feel this way about Batman and Robin and Spiderman 3.
... I... I... liked Postman...
Same. I really like the postman.
I do too.
Thank you !!!!I love it.
It is in my top 100 !!! I am not alone =)
I liked the postman too
Dreamcatcher is at the top of my list in this category.
Someone, tell me please ,the name of the" Santa Claus and robot" movie
Santa Claus conquers the martians
Has the Wicker Man (2006) NC review in recommended videos.
Hi someone Please tell me the name of the piano music on the background
well said
I always find it hilarious when people get so angry at movies like Transformers. All Michael Bay was trying to do was a big, dumb action flick and it's one of the biggest, dumbest ones you'll ever see so I would argue that the film succeeds at what it does very, very well. Likewise, all Shaymalan tried to do with The Last Airbender was condense the tv series' plot to movie length and as a fan of the show I thought he pulled it off better than he's given credit for considering just how much plot he had to trim down. All that said, whether you like a film or not has nothing to do with whether it's good or bad. I love movies like Howard The Duck and Super Mario Bros., but I have no illusions about what it is I'm enjoying. Conversely, I can recognize that a film like Titanic is well-made in many respects but that one just didn't do it for me.
Shyamalan's TLA isn't bad for the story. The movie is bad because of horrible acting (maybe with the exceptions of Iroh and Zhao), shitty direction, uninspired bending animations, and only partially for missing key parts of the story (like The Storm, The Winter Solstice, and The Deserter, all arguably some of the more important episodes of the season)
I like Pluto Nash. I feel like I have to apologize...so, sorry!
I also love Postman. There, I said it ! It is in my Top 100 !!!
I strongly reject the notion that Vampire's kiss is a so bad its good movie! I love that movie, and not at all in the same way I love the room!!!!!
Ben Watson , Imagine a Vampires Kiss and The Room type of movie
I want to see you take on Legend of Mana. Some love it, some hate it. Some sing the praises of Yoko Shimemura's musical stylings, some say it's JRPG crap. Tell us what you think!
Where is Who Killed Captain Alex?
For me I think it’s easier for a movie to be so bad it’s good when that’s not what it was originally trying to be, have you ever noticed that the majority of the big staples of so bad it’s good movies are ones that were trying to be legit good attempts at the genre like Troll 2 trying to be an actual scary horror movie or The Room trying to be a real emotional drama? And movies that are actively trying to be so bad it’s good like Sharktopus or Atlantic Rim aren’t? Because believe it or not, most of the charm of so bad it’s good movies *does* come from the fact that it was unintentional, because when you’re actually focusing on trying to be so bad it’s good it inadvertently gets in the way of that, so I think the secret to getting a so bad it’s good movie is being a legit but ultimately botched attempt at making a good movie, not purposely trying to make a bad one
I think this helped me realize why I dislike the concept of so bad it's good. And honestly, it's not because I dislike the bad movies themselves, it's when the directors of those bad movies continue to bank on the movie being bad and continue pushing them out because people enjoyed how bad the film was and that in turn makes me want to show less support for it. In recent years the one that does that the most is Sharknado, I remember some of my friends getting into the series because of it being "So bad it's good" and that's what made me dislike the concept especially with a movie that's clearly trying so hard to be bad which is what I actually dislike, a movie trying to be bad in an attempt to get the people who want to like the film ironically to like it, especially when after that they release sequel after sequel.
To be fair, I think they were doing that with the first SHARKNADO as well.
@@VicenteTorresAliasVits true, I just said that because on the one hand I'll never watch it so I can't truly gauge it one way or the other, and on the other it's in the air about whether or not that's truly how they felt about it when they were making it, I'm not a mind reader and maybe they just decided to roll with it once viewers started seeing it in that way.
how dare you! birdemic was one of the best movies I have ever seen
than including flash gordon ???
Yes, Nicolas cages vampires kiss was so bad it’s good, yes, but let’s not forget about the wicker man 😊
What's the movie name at 1:12 ?
sin city
I've got to recomend that you watch that film. It is absolutely stellar.
alrighty then!
T Davenport it is? it seems good, i'm going to watch it on some streaming site
Ah, so your channel?
Commando. The greatest shit film ever made. It;'s brilliant.
what is To Boldly Free then ?
anyone knows the song name?
Did Nostalgia Critic make a video on Birdemic? He talks in this video like he has, but I don't think he actually has.
Is this video about your channel? BOOM ROASTED!