Daftest and cheesiest Movies.

Fafhrd on 20/3/2007 at 07:30

You realize that the movie Zathura was based on the BOOK Zathura, which was the sequel to the book Jumanji, yes?

Uncia on 20/3/2007 at 10:16

Quote Posted by Nightstroll

Ghosts of Mars. The film itself doesn't scare. It is the thought of watching it again which scares. :cheeky:

It's John Carpenter. Pure action and absolutely no compromise when it comes to cheesy fun versus realism. I really enjoyed it. ;)

LancerChronics on 21/3/2007 at 11:17

Quote Posted by Fafhrd

You realize that the movie Zathura was based on the BOOK Zathura, which was the sequel to the book Jumanji, yes?

I thought a sequel had to at least be partially related to its predecessors, rather than a shear rip-off(yes i believe a writer can ripoff his own work) of plot followed by change in setting(jungle to space).

but still, even if it is a sequel:
Jumanji > Zathura

And I still consider Zathura cheesy, so i believe it fits within the basis of this thread.

glslvrfan on 22/3/2007 at 08:40

TopGun without a doubt.

Me and 2 other guys were actually talking about it today. It got brought up because we got a new machinist in the shop today named Maverick. I almost introduced myself as Iceman but was able to control myself.

WingedKagouti on 22/3/2007 at 17:37

Possibly not all that daft or cheesy, but about as campy as the Batman TV series with Adam West:

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNf9rEPoc8Q) Dispatch war rocket 'Ajax' to bring back his body.

theBlackman on 23/3/2007 at 07:53

Attack of the killer tomatoes

Gussss on 23/3/2007 at 11:57

spies like us
snatch
gamera
godzilla vs anybody
abbott & costello meet anybody
mars attacks
equilibrium
the last starfighter
the guyer (sp?)

also, any old japanese monster movies, my fav was one with a giant robot that took out may diff monsters (forgot name)

i love good cheese, they live, Buckaroo Banzai, starship troopers were all great.

Criminal on 24/3/2007 at 12:15

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Matthew on 24/3/2007 at 13:10

The first one wasn't bad actually, albeit it didn't take some of the more interesting premises to their conclusion. The other two weren't really as good.

SD on 7/4/2007 at 19:54

Six weeks I have been racking my brain, trying to answer this question, a question that has challenged the greatest minds since the dawn of cinema: "What is the greatest cheesy movie?"

Today it came to me.

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Hands. Down.