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Movies that accidentally became classics?

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Participants Samuel Phillips2Brian Foster2Keith Lee74Peter Hayes2crimsonmoose3Zachary Thompson9wearygardener13David Price5Joshua Bennett4amberskipper0darksurfer26William Doyle2silentpilot6gentletrucker10Nicholas Sullivan49Lawrence Booth2Joshua Johnson67darktinker47Tyler Sanchezruggedjackal46
wearygardener13 wearygardener13 Active Member
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#21 ·
Warriors.

I guess—if I'm being honest—many people probably didn't expect the movie to be quite this good 🙏🙏
William Doyle2 William Doyle2 Member
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#22 ·
wearygardener13 said:Warriors.

I have a feeling most people didn't expect the movie to be this good 🙏🙏

...downloaded it about a week ago but haven't gotten around to watching it yet. Can't find any subtitles, you happen to have them?
gentletrucker10 gentletrucker10 Newcomer
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#23 ·
Commandos
Zachary Thompson9 Zachary Thompson9 Active Member
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#24 ·
Wayne's World 🙏 🙏 🙏
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#25 ·
William Doyle2 said:cannibal holocaust

That movie gets more attention for its assault scenes than any actual artistic merit. 👎

Deeply cynical. 😂 😁
silentpilot6 silentpilot6 Regular
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#26 ·
Does anyone remember the name of that trashy horror movie from the mid-eighties? It features these creatures—part fish, part swamp monster, some kind of grotesque 😁 thing—emerging from the ocean to assault women.
They always seem to pick the absolute best soundtracks 😁
Zachary Thompson9 Zachary Thompson9 Active Member
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#27 ·
I bet Constantin will figure it out, guaranteed 😁
wearygardener13 wearygardener13 Active Member
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#28 ·
William Doyle2 said:...I downloaded it about a week ago, but I haven't actually sat down to watch it yet. I can't seem to find the subtitles—do you happen to have them?

http://subtitles.com/Default.aspx...iors&language=
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#29 ·
silentpilot6 said:What was the name of that trashy horror movie from the mid-eighties? You know, the one where these creatures—part fish, part swamp thing, some kind of freakish mess 😁—crawl out of the ocean and assault women?
They always pick the most ridiculous titles 😁

STrange, you've got it wrong. Either Jerry or Joshua Johnson67 would know the answer to that. I haven't seen it, nor have I heard anything about it... 😁 😲
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#30 ·
Liberation. 😁
Nicholas Sullivan49 Nicholas Sullivan49 Member
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#31 ·
"Deliverance" is that movie by John Borman—I can't quite recall the exact spelling—starring Jon Voight, where he and his buddies get terrorized by those crazed hillbillies. There aren't any monsters in it at all!!!!!
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#32 ·
Nicholas Sullivan49 said:Liberation is that movie by John Borman—I can't remember the spelling—with Jon Voight, where he and his friends get harassed by those crazy hillbillies. There aren't any monsters in it at all!!!!!

Who do you think I am, you idiot? 🙂 You think I don't know what John Borman's Liberation is? 🙂 I've seen that movie more than once, I know its details, and I've brought it up several times before... yet here you are, trying to lecture me. 🙂

My apologies. You seemed to assume I was referring to that trashy monster horror flick about assaulting women. Not quite. I simply said I didn't recall the title, and this thread is specifically about films that accidentally became classics. As for Liberation, it wasn't even intended to be a classic, especially since the writer himself trashed the film, and the subject of male victimization was a massive taboo back then...
Lawrence Booth2 Lawrence Booth2 Regular
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#33 ·
crimsonmoose3 said:STrange, you've got it wrong. Either Jerry or Joshua Johnson67 would know—honestly, I haven't seen it and haven't heard a thing about that movie. 😁 😲

🙏
😁😁😁 HUMANOIDS from The Deep 😁😁😁

absolute masterpiece

hit me harder than an adult film

😳
wearygardener13 wearygardener13 Active Member
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#34 ·
freak 😁
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#35 ·
Lawrence Booth2 said:🙏
😁😁😁 HUMANOIDS from The Deep 😁😁😁

Absolute masterpiece...

Hit me harder than an adult film...

😳

I knew you wouldn't disappoint me. 👍
Joshua Johnson67 Joshua Johnson67 Member
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#36 ·
Hey cons, just a heads-up—PBS is showing Bad Boys this Wednesday, and honestly? It’s probably gonna be the best movie they've aired in ages...😁
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#37 ·
Joshua Johnson67 said:Anyway, PBS is airing Bad Boys this Wednesday... it's basically the best thing on tonight.😁

I know. I already have it on VHS, anyway...👍
wearygardener13 wearygardener13 Active Member
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#38 ·
I wonder—will it be the original audio or an English dub?🤮>
darktinker47 darktinker47 Member
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#39 ·
Can someone break down the mechanics of how certain movies "target" their way into becoming classics?
In other words, what kind of films would actually qualify for a thread titled "Movies That Were Intentionally Engineered to Be Classics"? 😁

Because, if you ask me, neither a massive blockbuster budget nor the raw quality of the filmmaking can guarantee whether a movie will actually achieve legendary status or just fade away.
Tyler Sanchez Tyler Sanchez Member
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#40 ·
A Donnie Darko?

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