In terms of unintentional hilarity, you can't beat The RoomI
MrBlazing_S
Yes we got it, Nostalgia Critic is funny. Anyway, a few weeks ago I saw "Hostage" (Bruce Willis was in it) and I couldn't help but laugh at a few scenes. Most vivid ones I recall: - The guy's face when he finds a bag of money and says "****ing check this out!" Most idiotic facial expression I've seen on TV - The brother's lines in the helicopter scene when he's told to go away: Damnit! ARUGAAARH! Seems he had a random spazz attack while leaving the scene. - Bruce WIllis smothering his daughter and wife with his mouth openly suspended like a retard
Dragonball Evolution. Me and some friends were the only ones in the theater and our yelling, laughing, and loud comments made the movie become spectacular in light of how horrible it was.
The Indiana Jones Trilogy by far, I must have seen those movies a hundred times and they still have me in stitches. Take this for example Always Gets me.
I would have to say any final "destination movie" except for the first one, also any movie with "jason and freddy" except for their first ones of course.
There was this crappy Hercules movie starring Lou Ferrigno or something like that. It was so bad it was funny, it was like a should-have-been $200 million movie made on what most people make a year.
I think Black Sheep kinda goes into this category. Not really sure if the movie was supposed to be taken seriously or not.SeraphimGoddess
Which Black Sheep? The Chris Farley movie was definitely made to be funny and succeeded, imo. The horror film that had a guy who claimed to ... have relations with sheep on the other hand, was definitely made to be taken seriously. :P
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