Underrated Movies

[Heel n Toe]

[tabs]

Originally Posted by vash

Battle Los Angeles.

35% rotten tomatoes. I loved that dumb film.

Hey I watched that on TV 24/7 in 92.

[Rtrorkt]

A Boy and his Dog. Don Johnson's first

[Aragorn]

Men at Work (1990) only got a 28% on Rotten Tomatoes. Thought it was a really funny movie.

[L8Brakr]

The Man Who Would Be King.

Connery and Caine.

Don't recall how well it was rated at the time, but it's a personal all-time favorite and under appreciated IMO..

[JavaBrewer]

Crash
Grand canyon

[sc_rufctr]

Actually... Water World is not that bad.

There are some golden moments with Dennis Hopper that make the movie worth watching again.

[Nevergrowup]

Last boy scout, my favourite Bruce Willis movie.

Hilarious dialogue, witty come-backs... know every scene by heart.

[DonDavis]

Originally Posted by L8Brakr

The Man Who Would Be King.

Connery and Caine.

Don't recall how well it was rated at the time, but it's a personal all-time favorite and under appreciated IMO..

We watched that a several months ago in my lodge because of the Freemason content.
It was excellent.
Had only seen parts of it a long time ago.
I wonder if it was part of the inspiration for Spielberg’s Raiders movie?

Oh, and I loved Highlander. I don’t recall how well it was received at the time.
Really a great movie. Some of the drama was sooo ‘80s, but overall a solid flick.

[rcooled]

Fun movie but only pulled a 59% on the 'Tomatoemeter'... 55%= rotten.

[Rapewta]

A Boy and his Dog. Yes.

Also... Check out True Romance. Tarentino was involved.
The scene with D. Hopper and C. Walken is one of the greatest moments in movie history.

[Baz]

Ray Liotta.......sci-fi.....what a combo!

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by Rapewta

A Boy and his Dog. Yes.

Also... Check out True Romance. Tarentino was involved.
The scene with D. Hopper and C. Walken is one of the greatest moments in movie history.

Sicilians and the origin of their black curly hair

[Steve Carlton]

Originally Posted by Sarc

A Good Year comes to mind...

Yep! Ridley Scott directed it.

[Steve Carlton]

Originally Posted by schnelltarga

Brewster McCloud
Great trivia question: what was the license plate of Sally Kellerman's Gremlin in the part she played as Brewster's muse (he was trying to fly in the Astrodome)? BRD SHT

Another question- what was the license plate on Michael Gross and Reba McEntire's Suburban (?) in Tremors? No googling!

[Steve Carlton]

Year of the Comet (1992).

[Tobra]

Big Trouble in Little China

Night of the Comet

Tremors

They Live!

Dark Star

John Carpenter has a number that would go on the under rated list

[berettafan]

Night of the Comet....that was the one that ended when the kid shows up with a 560 convertible and the girl says 'nice car' to which he responds 'thanks I've got xxx of them!'?

I loved that movie at the time. the idea of being able to wander into any car lot/dealership and blast around inexplicably empty city roads with abandon was pretty darned cool.

[GO DAWG GO]

"Contact" > Jodi Foster One of the best movies ever made if you are smart enough to understand it...

[Baz]

Originally Posted by GO DAWG GO

"Contact" > Jodi Foster One of the best movies ever made if you are smart enough to understand it...