The Twilight Saga. They're all hilariously bad but I've seen them all.
The 50 Shades trilogy. Same reason as above.
Thelma and Louise. Chick flick? More like "that's a sick flick."
I watched the last movie of Twilight saga (Breaking Dawn Part II) and the first 50 Shades movie as well.
shareBad but entertaining bad. I wouldn't watch them again though.
shareTwilight? Eh, not really. 50 Shades of Grey was okay. A bit too "nothing actually happens" except the kinky sex. The whole movie was just that and nothing else.
It's like as if Basic Instinct was just about the sex, no mystery, no murder, no investigation, nothing. Would rather watch porn instead. At least the plumber has a back story.
Did somebody order pizza?
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I don't really care what other people think of my choices when it comes to entertainment. I can admit that something is absolutely terrible, but I can still get a kick out of watching it. I'm not ashamed of that.
It's not necessarily about being terrible . Some people wouldn't want to admit they saw "A Serbian Film" because of the subject matter.
shareI'm not saying that they have to be horrible movies, I was just using that as an example. I have no issues admitting to watching anything. Including a Serbian Film, Twilight series, or 50 Shades as I've seen all of them.
Giving this a bit more thought, I think there may be certain groups of people that I might not admit to watching movies because of how those friends feel about the writers or directors. I can separate art from the person, so I don't have issues watching a movie like the Ninth Gate (Roman Polanski), the Harry Potter movies (J.K. Rowling), The Usual Suspects (Kevin Spacey) but I might not invite them to a watch party. I wouldn't deny that I watch and enjoy them, but I might want to avoid the fight of how I support TERFs and rapists.
THE TWILIGHT SAGA IS ACTUALLY DECENT...HAS ITS MOMENTS OF UGH...BUT OVERALL IT IS AN ENTERTAINING SERIES...AND KRISTEN STEWART IS ADORABLE.
I HAVE NOT SEEN NOR DO I PLAN ON SEEING THE 50 SHADES FLICKS...EVER.
THELMA AND LOUISE IS A CLASSIC.
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I thoroughly enjoyed "Thelma & Louise". I know it's about female empowerment and it's aimed at women, but I wouldn't consider it a "chick flick" per se. A chick flick is a romantic comedy or a tear-jerking drama.
I think a movie I wouldn't be caught dead watching is "Pee Wee's Big Adventure". But then again I've never seen it.
I neeve really looked at Thelma and Louise as a chick flick like so many other people do. I just look at it as a road movie with two female leads.
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