“One of the most quotable movies of all time. Top 5 favorite movies. It’s a classic. Also, Arnold is legitimately hilarious.” —u/Poisonmonkey “Last Action Hero basically predicted the John Woo & Michael Bay era of US action films. It’s genius.” —u/SpnialVinyl —u/shallan72 “That movie is actually quite funny. I watched it for the first time in 20 years. I was surprised at how well it stood up and how clever some of the writing was. Never trust Rotten Tomato reviews for old movies: They are small numbers of retro reviews of either people that loved or hated the film, so you don’t get an accurate overall review or snapshot at all.” —u/Feed_Me_No_Lies —u/Sexogenesis “My friends and I still say, “THE SO-CALLED NAPOLEON OF CRIME” frequently. The line delivery in the movie is so hammy. Take a drink every time a character yells another’s name in an overdramatic tone. You’ll die.” —u/Hepatat “Critics criminally underrate most great stoner movies.” —u/Prestigious-Owl165 “I liked it. It’s fine if you’re in the mood for a stupid comedy. I met Shirley Jones a couple of years after this movie came out and interviewed her for my job. It was difficult to keep a straight face.” —u/TedHotdogs “Still waiting for the sequel. Goddamn, I’ve seen that movie so many times. My favorite line, personally, is when the two henchmen are following Ling and they’re peering around a corner. ‘You go this way! I’ll go home!’” —u/emusabe —u/adifferentvision “I think critics just have an unjustified disdain for the late ’90s, early 2000s comedies. I’m guessing they don’t understand the humor.” —u/cortez_brosefski —u/trap________god “Joe Dirt is the modern-day Odyssey, and I’m barely being sarcastic.” —u/AweHelYo —u/hart37 “I will go to my grave saying this movie is very underrated. Yeah, there’s some stupid shit, and it basically has nothing to do with the original video game, but it’s so over the top in its creativeness, it deserves something for that alone. And the dialogue is actually not bad at all.” —u/DrLee_PHD- “Hell yes, the world wasn’t ready for Costner’s vision with The Postman. It’s so obnoxiously sentimental that I couldn’t help but love it. Plus, there’s a scene where Costner almost eats his ass, but like a literal ass. A donkey.” —u/ryanreigns Growing up in the ’90s, I loved The Postman and Waterworld; both really pulled at my imagination. —u/Syrath36 —u/RedHarleyQuinn “You know what, I rewatched it recently, and it’s actually enjoyable. The pool scene was ridiculous, and the horrible SA scene was awful, but it kind of lines up with the rest of the director’s bombastic satirical movies.” —u/burntmeatloafbaby “Best live-action werewolves of all time. Kate Beckinsale is also stunning, but that’s always the case.” —u/preptimebatman “I freaking love this movie. The cast is great, and it’s freaking FUN.” —u/GhostMug “This is one of the best comedy movies of all time. … I’m honestly shocked the RT score is below 50%.” —u/LordKurin “The sequence where Jon Lovitz’s family steals Hitler’s car and then crashes into the World War II veterans event makes me laugh so hard I can’t breathe.” —u/ElderCunningham —u/thedog420 “I was, like, 14 and in love with Emmy Rossum; watched that shit all the time.” —u/2BrokeArmsAndAMom “Something about how well done it is. Like, the name is wild, and the idea is crazy, but damn it if they don’t pull it off magically.” —u/johnnyutah30 “I think it worked because they played it completely straight.” —u/WeNeedToTalkAboutMe “Surf Ninjas is incredible. It sucks, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think there’s a moment in which I’m bored when I watch it. And I’m pretty sure it’s the funniest performance by Rob Schneider, except maybe Home Alone 2. He really only had, like, two minutes of screen time, and he shared a good chunk of it with probably my favorite Tim Curry performance.” —u/MrVilliam —u/Z3R0C00L222 “In addition to getting me into IT, it completely changed my taste in music. The Hackers soundtrack was unbelievable and introduced me to The Prodigy, Leftfield, Orbital, K&D, and Underworld. I still listen to and love these artists today.” —u/SlightTapped —u/Animated_Shadow “Jack Black’s pained, awkward smile at the very end of the movie elevates it from a great comedy to a timeless classic.” —u/lindh —u/flash246 “It was such fun to watch in the cinema. Watching this giant dinosaur tear through Manhattan was legitimately terrifying and exciting as a 6-year-old kid. It’s Jurassic Park on steroids.” —u/ld20r “Recently showed this to my boyfriend for the first time, of course, with the option to turn it off at any point. We watched the whole thing, and at the end, I turned to him and asked, ‘Well?’ His response was, ‘Babe, Top 10.’” —u/Nikkitten “This movie is a perfect time capsule for Christmas at a very specific point in time.” —u/SchmancySpanks “Not only a good Christmas movie, but also an excellent satire on consumerism.” —u/SpaceBeer_ I also love the first-person shooter scene. I know, I know, it’s cheesy and dumb, but the music and the monsters all look so cool in a kind of dumb but entertaining way. It’s my guilty pleasure movie. I watch it, like, once a month. LMAO." —u/MonsterGetzu —u/Basballmax30 —u/remag117 “The fantasy sequences are dope as hell. Giant samurai robots? Steampunk World War I zombies? Dragons? Hell yeah!” —u/LyraFirehawk —u/SlowMoNo —u/AggressiveAd5592 “Critics were too dumb to get what they were going for.” —u/lanchadeancha
