Friday Poll

The burning question I have for you is:


Cheesy movie you are embarassed to admit you like?

Come on, we're all friends here...



And J, I think I already know your answer!

Comments

Family Adventure said…
Before sunrise/Before sunset

Two movies...but same story. I still love'em.

Heidi
12:21 AM
Scout said…
OK, Somewhere In Time with Christopher Reeves. It's really ridiculous and sentimental and sappy, but I love it.
5:29 AM
chichimama said…
Pretty Woman. And You've Got Mail. Perhaps I'll watch that tonight...
5:35 AM
Sunshine said…
I'm not embarrassed to admit anything about movies.
I dedicated an entire post to the cheesy awesomeness of the 80s PHENOM "Rad", so I'll go with that, purely for the dance scene on bikes.
6:09 AM
Jess T said…
I love Billy Madison.
8:34 AM
Autumn's Mom said…
oooh Titanic. Do you still love me??
9:36 AM
maddie said…
sweet home alabama. i love it! :) and i am NOT ashamed to admit it. hehehe.
10:06 AM
captain corky said…
Grease 2!!! Should have won an Oscar for best picture. And as you know, I find it to be for superior in everyway to it's predecessor. ;)
10:15 AM
captain corky said…
As a matter of fact, I wish you were here right now so I could listen to you sing in my ear, You were the one, the one in my dreams, but I never knew it. And then I would sing back to you, I wanted to tell you time and again, but I couldn't do it. And then you would sing back to me, All that you are is all that I need, no more pretending. And then I would sing. Now I can be me and you can be you and we'll never end it.... Chorus.
10:19 AM
J said…
Pretty Woman and Flashdance. Oh, how sad.
12:22 PM
Gina said…
Ha! I knew you would put Flashdance, J!

And mine?

Well, does anyone remember "The Cutting Edge" where it was an ice princess/rich skater who had to team up wtih an injured hockey player and they hated each other and then of course fell in love?

I am drawn to that movie, I can never turn it off when it's on reruns. Pathetic.
12:25 PM
Nance said…
Napoleon Dynamite...wait, is that "cheesy" or is it just bad?

If it doesn't count, then how about Sleepless in Seattle.
12:41 PM
captain corky said…
Toe pick. ;)
12:46 PM
Autumn's Mom said…
I remember that one!
2:41 PM
Trixie Twatwaffle said…
footloose.
4:59 PM
simplypink said…
Urban Cowboy. Though I'm not really that ashamed to admit. It's Bud and Sissy ya'll! :)
6:16 PM
Liz said…
"Reckless" with Darryl Hannah and Aidan Quinn. It's the only cheesy movie Jim and I ever agreed on, 'cause he gets Darryl and I get Aidan. Win, win.


Grrr...3rd time trying to get past your craaazy verification. Gah!!
7:36 PM
Hope said…
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm that's a tough one because I'm hard pressed to think ANYTHING I liked was cheesy.
9:08 PM
Ortizzle said…
The list is endless. But here's the most recent one I have seen: August Rush. And on more classic lines: When Harry Met Sally. But that's maybe not so cheesy, just a classic chick flick with a great script.
5:37 AM
dr sardonicus said…
I think the Shrek movies are pretty cheesy, but I kinda like 'em anyway.
9:54 AM
Dana a/k/a Sunshine said…
Footloose! I loved Kevin Bacon!! I wanted to be Ariel!!!
11:15 AM
Laura said…
Come in close...no closer...Okay...I will confess...just this once... to a slight Lifetime Movie Network addiction. But, I'll deny it.
6:57 PM
Quiskaeya said…
Anything with the Brat Pack! But my all time fav - Pretty in Pink! HA!
4:20 PM
Cherry said…
TOEPICK!
OMG, I forgot about that movie! I'm such a sucker for Ice Skating movies. With inspiration from you, I'll go with a more recent one...

Ice Princess

Yes, I still watch Disney films.
4:15 AM
Granny said…
Paint Your Wagon (way before your time?).

Is Gone With the Wind considered cheesy?
5:11 AM
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