Films you have watched but would never admit to your friends?

[Deleted User] · 08/08/12 - 02:41

What movies would you feel embarrassed to tell your friends that you have watched?

PunksNotDead · 08/08/12 - 04:08

Ghost, and i really enjoyed it and almost shed a tear....

UltraViolet · 08/08/12 - 19:23

None. I don't give a s*** what people think of my film likes. I enjoy everything, one of my favourite directors is Ingmar Bergman but guess what, I happily admit to people that I enjoyed parts of Jack and Jill. Yes, I'm not joking.

^ I've put it in bold for all to see.

[Deleted User] · 08/08/12 - 19:33

Glitter, and it was definitely naff!

cliffy91 · 08/08/12 - 19:34

Bring it on (think it was called) about cheerleaders was brilliant

[Deleted User] · 08/08/12 - 20:20

I actually watched ... "The Smurfs" ... and quite enjoyed it!
I didn't feel that my childhood memories were destroyed as some over-dramatic people shouted from the roof-tops ...

To make it more embarassing ... I'm in my forties and a huge horror film fan ...

[Deleted User] · 08/08/12 - 21:45

I'm not embarrassed to have watched any film...

....I did see the first few minutes of Twilight (someone tried to get me to watch it) before getting bored and telling them to stop it, so that doesn't count.

[Deleted User] · 08/08/12 - 22:56

can't say that i feel embarrased about watching any films - I watch each one on thier merits to be honest - I love all sorts of stuff from Hairspray to Martyrs!

goldberry1 · 09/08/12 - 09:53

Went to the cinema once on the spur of the moment and so went to see the next available film screened : Charlie's Angels Re-loaded - not a film I would have usually wanted to see but it was great, exciting and the music was good.

Gort · 09/08/12 - 12:48

I suppose it's time to admit that I watched Mamma Mia. I really dislike Abba and that type of music, I'm also not a fan of musicals (there are exceptions to that rule, though), but this film wasn't taken seriously and the bad singing made it a "so bad it's actually entertaining" film. Forgive me!

Zack06 · 09/08/12 - 13:22

I randomly watched Geek Charming one time....and I loved it....I'm so ashamed...

:o

[Deleted User] · 09/08/12 - 13:26

Due to growing up with 3 sisters i was subjected to watching Grease about 5 times a day for years:mad:

Unfortunatly now i kinda have a soft spot for it and watch it every year or so .....Clockwork Orange style brainwashing or what:D

Listentome · 09/08/12 - 13:40

Catwoman with Halle Berry.

[Deleted User] · 09/08/12 - 14:37

I like a lot of films intended for people a fraction of my age... but I'm most ashamed to admit that I saw Date Movie at the cinema (went with a then friend as he was really down and wanted to see it). Neither of us actually enjoyed it, but I am utterly ashamed to have contributed to its box office revenue

[Deleted User] · 09/08/12 - 15:49

not sure i could openly admit i thought bridesmaids was a lot funnier than the hangover

[Deleted User] · 09/08/12 - 19:13

Love Actually (We watch it every xmas and I really like it).

SteelEdge · 09/08/12 - 19:31

Enchanted

And I bloody loved it

Smithy1204 · 10/08/12 - 01:17

I watched the Tinkerbell movie. Although, in my defence, I was at the cinema with my best friend and her just-turned-3-year-old son, so it wasn't my choice. But we did watch it more than him.

And I watched Jump In, the Disney movie with Corbin Bleu. I have no excuse for that, I thought it looked good. It's about a boxing boy who decides who prefers skipping instead but they laugh at him so, blah blah blah, happy ending in the end! I won't lie though, I enjoyed it, I even wanted to do skipping a bit.

bbclassics · 10/08/12 - 01:38

Ben and Arthur

Also Star Wars Holiday Special , oh deary me

Makson · 10/08/12 - 05:31

Illegal In Blue:o

Jason · 10/08/12 - 09:27

I'm another one who isn't embarrassed about what I watch, so I have no real problem admitting I saw SpiceWorld

WolfGirl2 · 10/08/12 - 10:56

Not embarassed but I wouldn't tell them that one of my favourite films is Irreversible because they would think I was weird!

Stupid_Head · 11/08/12 - 23:03

Mean Girls, Legally Blonde etc basically all silly teen comedies.

spindiddly · 12/08/12 - 15:33

Bridget Jones Diary.

Watched it with my boyfriend at the time but it's not my style at all. I'm not embarrassed that I've seen it I'm just not gonna tell anyone.

[Deleted User] · 12/08/12 - 16:10

A Serbian Film (uncut) is probably the only film that i'm careful talking about in front of friends, purely because i don't want them to google it and read about THAT scene and think i'm some kind of sick freak.

I'm not embarassed about liking chick flicks or anything though, i'll openly admit to liking Bridesmaids (saw it at the cinema and got it on Blu Ray too), Mean Girls and other films like that, i watched and enjoyed The Notebook the other week too. I even love Titanic and saw it in IMAX a few months ago (Blu Ray on pre-order!)

. If something is entertaining and has a good story it shouldn't matter what the primary audience is supposed to be, it should be enjoyable for everyone, regardless of gender. I'd never admit to liking Sex And The City though, but that's mainly because both movies are cinematic shit stains

alunrw · 12/08/12 - 16:36

I'm not at all embarrassed by it, but I do get a lot of stick in work about a film I mentioned called "nude nuns with big guns", they seem to suggest I only watch "dodgy" films :-) it's subsequently been on the horror channel a few times, sort of a low budget quentin tarantino type film. It's now acquired cult status in work.

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