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One of the finest westerns of all time

i have a thing for terrible movies. this is perhaps the most terrible movie.

If Bruce Willis had stopped making movies after this magnum opus (with the exception of Pulp Fiction and Twelve Monkeys) he would have kept Demi, Ashton would be his rent boy and he'd have enough oscars to door stop his Hollywood mansion. I've seen this film more times than i've brushed my teeth and Rickman's turn as Hans Gruber gives you enough one liners to terrorize your neighbours kid for months.

My only regret is that I was in my 20s when this movie came out, and not in my early teens, when I would have surely gone outside with my friends and played Gladiator for a solid two months. Alas, I only got to shout 'ARE YOU NOT AMUSED' a few times in socially awkward situations, what a loss.

This is quite possibly my favorite movie of all time. Mel Brooks is a genius. 80s comedy and satire at its absolute best.

A lot like Archer without jokes.

This movie fascinates me. It’s bad on so many levels, and yet you can’t look away (except, somewhat ironically, during the soft-porn parts). It might be a great exercise to focus on some scenes and try to figure out what went wrong there. Just bad acting? Weird choices in the editing room? Some profound, but honest misunderstanding of the rules of cinema-making?

This is a movie that’s ultimately logic-agnostic, but maybe in some other universe where logic operates differently it’d be a masterpiece?

Great stuff. Again, watch with good friends or don’t watch at all.

Ari Graynor wears overall-styled snowpants.

A really modern romance, one that takes on the topic of how making small decisions can have pretty big consequences in a new way (spoiler: not pregnancy)

A very disturbing documentary on one of nature's most fierce and unbelievable creatures.