Cinematic Catastrophes: The Worst Movies of the 1980s

[@alexw.132]

Uncle Buck should not have even been mentioned in this video! It's one of the best movies of 1989!

[@MrJoshinJosh]

I saw Uncle Buck and I didn’t like it🤬👎

[@timlorenz8003]

Damn Right! Definitely a great movie. Using Rotten Tomatoes Ratings as a Criteria is stupid especially with how openly bias they are at willing to manipulate ratings to favor Disney and DEI.

[@DrFunk-rk6yl]

​@MrJoshinJosh oh you didn't like. It must be terrible.

[@vivsavage13]

Even the not so good movies of the 80's are way better than almost everything coming out these day's. Talentless hacks all over Hollywood.

[@chriskimmel7252]

I never heard anybody in my entire life say Uncle Buck is bad? Everyone I ever talk to you about it said they loved it

[@jamesdodge7268]

Who said it was bad ? It was great.

[@Donathon-f6f]

It's one of my favorite movies

[@phife1878]

UHF is a brilliant classic! "Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!"

[@kristinadospoy7347]

@@phife1878 That was Trinidad Silva's last movie, he was a class act as Raul! 😂

[@martinb.770]

Some of these movies are like Captain Jack Sparrow: "This must be the worst movie I've ever heard of." "But you HAVE heard of it!"

[@JLvatron]

Young Einstein was hilarious! The electric guitar was ablazing!

[@josephrowe849]

In Australia, it's a classic but in America, not even close. All I hear is that "Australian comedy" doesn't carry over to Redneckistan.

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@josephrowe849"Crocodile Dundee" did well in the USA, so they like some of our movies.

[@TheMightyCookieShow]

Hey UHF is one of the greatest movies ever made. Lol

[@TheMightyCookieShow]

Hey UHF is one of the greatest movies ever made. Lol

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I actually liked Young Einstein. I hardly thought it was terrible. It would've broken my heart seeing all those little kittens getting baked in a pie for real had Einstein hadn't rescued them.

[@Panwere36]

At least we had memorable "awful movies". Nowadays, the good ones are so rare people will be astounded that we didn't round up all of Hollywood and execute them for crimes against celluloid....

[@CyclopsWasRight616]

to Dolly Parton's defense, she turned the Civil War into a friendly disagreement between friends from the North and the South. And all the Pepsi your kids can drink...

[@cmaden78]

Omg that's EXACTLY how my grandma tried to explain it to me as a kid!😅

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I loved Rhinestone!

[@heidiquint2691]

If Grease 2 was not a part of the lovable movie Grease but it’s own movie we might see it as a great musical. I love both films

[@95blahblahhaha]

OMG!!!!! The words "Uncle Buck" shouldn't have ever even been said in this video!!!!

[@1sotrue]

Actor Adrien Zmed was the reason Grease 2 bombed 😅

[@lizzybethnj617]

I love Grease 2 the message was better and Michelle Pfeifer was everything in it

[@johnhenryclark911]

The Beautiful And ​Talented Michelle Pheiffer Was The ONLY Worthwhile Thing In "Grease 2"!🤔🧐😱🤯I Should Know! I Had To Sit 🪑 Threw That Snoozefest! 😴 🙄@@lizzybethnj617

[@Sebakeng]

They should rename it Back to School.

[@44excalibur]

Hey, don't knock 1984. Sure, it had a lot of bad movies, but it had even more great movies, such as Amadeus, Ghostbusters, A Soldier's Story, Romancing the Stone, The Terminator, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Gremlins, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, The Karate Kid, Splash, Beverly Hills Cop, Purple Rain, Tightrope, This is Spinal Tap, Body Double, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Starman, and Places in the Heart. 1984 was one of the best years of cinema.

[@s.leesimms5894]

Agree

[@RoyStantz]

@@s.leesimms5894 Retro Renaissance acts like 1984 killed his mummy and daddy.

[@JaredHall-nr3tb]

1984 was a great year for movies!!! And uncle buck was amazing.

[@RoyStantz]

Yes, 1984 was a banner year for Hollywood, with hits such as : A Nightmare on Elm Street Ghostbusters The Karate Kid Gremlins Police Academy The Terminator Beverly Hills Cop The NeverEnding Story Purple Rain Romancing the Stone Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Footloose Splash Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock Bachelor Party

[@cmaden78]

Grease 2 was just an 80s kid thing😂❤ we ALL loved it

[@ENOCHSZUNXXXL]

Walk like a Bird

[@valeriegray8068]

I have cool rider on my Playlist.

[@LL-bl8hd]

It was one of those "so bad it's good" movies. 😁😁😁

[@GrizzlyDipper614]

Grease 2 doesn’t belong on ANY list of worst movies.

[@3378-c1i]

It was actually funnier than the first one

[@JamesBlaha]

United Artists lost so much after Heaven's Gate that it was bought by MGM .

[@GregOrCreg]

TBF, that Rocky IV robot is simply a bulkier version of Alexa.

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I loved Rocky 4!!

[@Launchpad05]

'Happy Birthday, Pauley.'

[@katiejackson2178]

"Unlike 1984, 1985 would have a slew of gigantic hit movies" OK I have a big problem with this statement. First off there are a bunch of great movies from 1984. I would even say one of the best years in the 80's. Here's just a few from 1984: *Ghostbusters *The Terminator *Footloose *Sixteen Candles *Beverly Hills Cop *The Neverending Story *The Karate Kid *A Nightmare On Elm Street *Gremlins *Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom *Romancing The Stone *Star Trek 3: The Search For Spock And there are even more if you count cult classics

[@JaxonSmithers]

Damn I forgot about Star Trek 3, have to watch that one again.

[@wermweojntvjrebn]

Whenever I hear "Heaven's Gate," my mind goes directly to that suicide cult with the black Nikes and purple shrouds worn by the members.

[@josephrowe849]

And a creepy bald man who stares into your soul while speaking of "realms beyond human" and "recycling the world".

[@antoniodiego9357]

Yeah… me too. They said heavens gate and for a second there I thought “they made a movie about that cult”

[@JohnMcPhersonStrutt]

Me too. I had a friend tell me enthusiastically about a film called Heaven's Gate, and I thought it was about Marshall Applewhite.

[@DrFunk-rk6yl]

Hard not to.

[@rb5078]

Who thinks Uncle Buck is bad? We need to have a conversation.

[@tylerthompson1842]

It’s not their personal opinion.

[@CLEABEL]

Uncle Buck is a great movie, I've never even met anyone that didn't like it, so seeing that was wild to me.

[@Joy-s4x3r]

Uncle buck is a classic..it's one of John c candys best

[@stvinney]

Not anyone i know. It wasn't planes trains and automobiles but awful? Not even close

[@mikekaraoke]

@@tylerthompson1842 Of course it is there personal opinion, it isn't a fact 🙄

[@richardheinz]

Beverly Hills Cop diddn't come out in 1985. One of the reasons why the internet sucks. A lot of false information.

[@ucruci]

Johnny Dangerously? Squeeze? The Burbs?

[@wills6936]

I love Grease 2. In fact, I like it better than the original. My kids do too. It's more upbeat and fun.

[@Sentient_Zee]

Agreed. The songs are better, it’s funnier and I think the story is stronger than the original. If I want to watch a musical, this is the one I pick.

[@johnsmith6217]

My mom and my older sister would watch it all the time and the original so that meant I had to as well. I would agree. Michelle Pheifer is all I need to say

[@Bluerose888]

I did too.

[@sosaix3545]

Agreed. It's the only movie soundtrack I proudly own.

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I hated it!! I couldn't watch it anymore after hearing the song "Reproduction". That was sick

[@brenthays6539]

Vincent Canby, the NewYork Times film critic, said about Heaven’s Gate “the film is like a forced, four-hour walking tour of one's own living room.”

[@davidl570]

"It'll be the end of Michael Cimino's career, and good riddance!"---Roger Ebert on Heaven's Gate.

[@leejackson7724]

Beverly Hills cop came out in 1984 not 1985. Also 1984 was a great year for movies. Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Terminator, The karate Kid, Footloose, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Temple of Doom all came out that year as well as Beverly Hills Cop. It was one of the best years for Films imo.Also Uncle Buck is well regarded by critics and audiences alike so I don’t know how you got the idea it isn’t.

[@PhantomBugler]

also in 1984: Splash, Sixteen Candles, Romancing the Stone, Red Dawn...classic year.

[@DaveDoran]

Wow great year some of my fave ever movies in 1 year 😍

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

You mentioned Beverly Hills Cop twice lol

[@leejackson7724]

@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 it’s that good 😝

[@zuckerlive]

uhf is awesome - this guy s a fool!

[@DerrickJLarson]

The producers of "Mac and Me" owe us all a public apology for making that atrocious movie.

[@andreadeamon6419]

I've always loved grease 2 since day 1. I had it in my phone and my 12 year old granddaughter came in and started singing along with me. My son (her dad) just shook his head and walked away saying oh yeah - she's ours

[@John-kg3ei]

Uncle buck kick ass

[@likeabossk6881]

UHF was awesome and shouldn't even be in a conversation for a bad movie. The biggest problem that UHF had was it was released during one of, if not the biggest blockbuster movie summers of all time. The summer of 1989 had Batman, Honey I shrunk The Kids, Karate Kid 3,ajpr League and Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. By the time UHF was released in late July or early August of '89, it was just buried with the other summer movies. Weird Al was great and a genius in UHF. Such awesome parodies! Very complimentary to his music. If UHF was released during the fall instead of summer, I'm sure it would've made a lot more money and done better at the box office. It's now considered a cult classic.

[@davidreichert9392]

Loved it and still do. Life long Weird Al fan!

[@yankees29]

Saw it in the theater and I liked it

[@billblake9665]

man I saw bill and ted opening night with a really pretty girl named angel....I had no idea what the movie was about but when i saw george carlin to start the movie i knew it would be good man we laughed all movie long it was a great time.....me and angel lived together for a few months but she moved away with her family and i never saw her again. But I will always have bill and ted.........

[@kristinadospoy7347]

@@likeabossk6881 Yeah, 1989 was a great year for blockbusters

[@aaroncostello8812]

I read somewhere that Stallone turned down the lead in "Romancing the Stone" to do "Rhinestone". Maybe the scripts got mixed up? 😂

[@camoensdecervantes4029]

Stallone had a strange fixation on robots in his films. They also appear in Stallone's Cobra, in which they are photographed in sensual poses with then-Ms. Stallone, Brigite Nielsen!

[@littleblackduck3134]

He married a robot

[@andykrikkit]

Splitting beer atoms with a hammer and chisel, how can anyone with a sense of humour not like Young Einstein?

[@DireHammer]

Some real questionable takes here, especially the claim that 1984 wasn't a good year in movies. Amadeus, Ghostbusters, Beverly Hills Cop, Temple of Doom, Gremlins, The Karate Kid, Police Academy, Footloose, Romancing the Stone, The Killing Fields, The Woman in Red, This is Spinal Tap, Children of the Corn, Splash, Sixteen Candles, Once Upon a Time in America, Star Trek III, Top Secret, Bachelor Party, Conan the Destroyer, The Last Starfighter, Muppets take Manhatten, The Neverending Story, Revenge of the Nerds, Purple Rain, Red Dawn, Oxford Blues, All of Me, The Terminator, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Johnny Dangerously, and of course Breakin' 2 Electric Boogaloo ALL came out that year. It may be the greatest year in cinema history.

[@KRhetor]

Children of the Corn and Police Academy are terrible movies.

[@IndiephantomSofaSinema]

You lost me right off the bat with Heaven's Gate and Rocky IV. These are masterpieces compared to anything that's been released in the past decade.

[@AltairEgoX]

I always loved Howard the duck and thegarbage pale kids etc they were 80's movies and im an 80's kid yo! lol

[@Salsuero]

They were both awful... and I loved them. Super Mario Bros. was also pretty ridiculous... but I'll watch it again.

[@pferreira1983]

Personally I thought Supergirl was enjoyable. Also people think Uncle Buck is a bad movie? 🤔

[@thomasbecker6185]

38 years old still love Uncle Buck UHF and tango and cash just goes to show people's opinions may not align with your own

[@paulduncan789]

I've never quite understood the universal hatred that Howard The Duck gets. Some films that I loved as a kid, I do realise when watching as an adult that they are trash. But I love Howard even as an adult.

[@October_JennJenn]

I loved Howard the Duck.

[@crazyshannon1]

I really enjoyed Howard the duck

[@bodyblow]

howard is the best!

[@kristinadospoy7347]

I love Howard the Duck! He was so cool!

[@douglaslivengood359]

I actually loved Howard the duck.

[@pablosonic892]

You should change the title to box office bombs because a lot of these films are irrefutably great.

[@Joy-s4x3r]

I wish ppl would stop using rotten tomatoes to gauge movies popularity . I was there in the 80s and I don't remember it the same way

[@derekp308]

“Grease 2” was weird. “Howard the Duck” was ahead of its time. It could have worked a decade later-at the same time we had movies like “The Mask”. “Ishtar”-great cast and a great idea. Unfortunately it just didn’t work.

[@sid2112]

Dude they had Lea Thompson fk a duck. It was weird in any era.

[@mikefitzgerald41]

Howard the Duck could never have worked

[@derekp308]

@@mikefitzgerald41Not if they stuck with the satirical tone of the original comic and do away with the Lea Thompson stuff. Also the “GOTG” movies did have a missed opportunity with their HTD cameos. Have Howard throwing a TV set showing the movie out a window.

[@Launchpad05]

@@derekp308 Or, the '86 Howard could've been in The Void with Deadpool & Wolverine.

[@leethomas2155]

Beverly hills cop was 1984 not 1985

[@Launchpad05]

It came out in December of 1984.

[@RoyStantz]

Retro Renaissance got his research from Chris Bores.

[@corywilliams2255]

ISHTAR is listed in the documentary THE 50 WORST MOVIES EVER MADE, and it performed so poorly that it essentially ended Elaine May's career as a director.

[@jeffthevideoguy23]

The first 5 minutes are hilarious.

[@deNNyTheWiseMAN1]

Beverly Hills Cop came out in 84 😊

[@dreamguardian8320]

When first saw Howard the Duck as a kid, I did not even know he was part of the Marvel universe.

[@staceybossert1408]

I absolutely love Grease 2 and the songs in the movie. But like someone else said, everyone has their own opinions.

[@metall1983]

No Leonard part 6 😂🤣😅

[@Launchpad05]

No 'Heartbeats'?

[@xandercruz900]

I had a weird soft spot for Young Einstein. Maybe being 11/12 at the time made it "good", but I had no idea it was a bomb.

[@JoeCool7835]

I'm sorry, but my 1983 pick wouldn't have been "Amityville 3D". It was just dull trend-riding. My pick would've been "Staying Alive" for being the worst sequel in history! Oh, it's laughably bad, but still bad.

[@rodneyanderson9439]

Starting off with Rocky IV is just dumb.

[@snex000]

How can you shit on 1984? Spinal Tap, Amadeus, Terminator, Ghostbusters, Karate Kid, Gremlins, Beverly Hills Cop was 84 not 85 (and had a DeLorean in it a full year before Back to the Future), and plenty more.

[@BigMacGyver]

Always liked John Candy since his SCTV days and enjoy any movie he was in. And the production, editing, audio, and commentary on this video is honestly one of the best I've ever watched on KZbin. Very informative and easy to follow and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work!

[@johnhenryclark911]

If Hollywood Could Have Made "Grease 2" In 1979 Or 1980 , With John Travolta And Olivia Newton John , Then "Grease 2" Could Have Been Pretty Good. But , Unfortunately , Hollywood Made Us Wait, 4 Years , Before Putting Out A Sequel! People Nowadays Do Not Realize How Incredibly Long , 4 Years Was , To Wait For A Sequel! Yes! We Had To Wait 3 Years For Each "Star Wars" Movie. But At Least The "Star Wars" Movies Were Pretty Good. "Empire Strikes Back"( 1980 ) , "Return Of The Jedi"( 1983 ) I Am Posting 📬 This At 12:48 p.m. , Tuesday Afternoon 🌁🛤️🛣️🏙️ , April 2, 2024.

[@ButtersCCookie]

I think it was still good but I do wonder...

[@dhenderson1810]

Waiting over thirty years for a "Top Gun" sequel seemed to turn out okay.

[@kristinadospoy7347]

@@johnhenryclark911 maybe

[@edreid7872]

Where's Stayin’ Alive with John Travolta?..The sequel to Saturday Night Fever?..😂

[@JW-eq3vj]

That movie's saving grace is the fact that it was a huge box office success.

[@edreid7872]

@@JW-eq3vj It should’ve been a box office success, It had a built-in audience. That’s the reason why I was excited to see it.

[@lsimon343]

I’m so tired of people crapping on mommy dearest, that movie was incredible, and Faye Dunaway deserved an Oscar that had its camp moments, but it was an incredible portrayal. The costumes were unbelievably beautiful and the movie really captured the essence of John Crawford‘s life and the Times I’m really tired of people crapping on that movie.

[@RomanesEuntDomus.]

No

[@ButtersCCookie]

I never knew White People were mean to their kids before that. My Mom was worse than her. It was shocking. I remember being a child wondering how they knew my Mom.

[@sureshmukhi2316]

It's only because of the notorious "wire hanger" scene which came out like it was a comedy scene when in fact it was supposed to be a very scary scene.

[@keithbrown8814]

The actress that played the young daughter was adorable!!.....and how could anyone be mean to her ???

[@v.a.7594]

I love Grease 2 and I still love listening to the soundtrack even now.

[@johnhenryclark911]

I Remember 🤔 My Mother 👩🏻 Taking Me 🤓 ( As A 13 Year Old Teenager ) To See "Grease 2" , In 1982! The Only Thing I Can Say About "Grease 2" That Is Good , Is That The World 🌎🌍 Was Introduced To Michelle Pheiffer! As To The Movie Itself? Meh!😕🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️ Not My Cup 🍵 Of Tea! But I Can Imagine 🤔 That There Are People , Out There , That Love 😘"Grease 2"! I Am Glad 😊😁 That I Did Not 🚫 Pay For My Movie Ticket 🎟️ Popcorn 🍿 Candy 🍫 Or My Coke!🥤🤔🙄😁😅😂🤣📽️🎟️🎟️🍿🍿🍫🍫🥤🥤🚶🚶🏻‍♀️ I Am Posting 📬 This At 12:25 p.m. , Tuesday Afternoon 🌁🛤️🛣️🏙️ , April 2, 2024.

[@AndrewN-n8z]

Everyone loves Uncle Buck,ive also never heard anyone talk bad about that movie. A true classic like Planes,Trains and Automobiles. Theres always someone who has to be the one person who doenst like the movie that the rest of the world loves. Like people not liking Rogue One,ridiculous

[@negativeanthony]

10:47 Oh my God. That's something I thought I'd never see.

[@WithinPerspective-vq1yf]

You can't get feedback from places like rotten tomatoes because it's not people of that time that leaves the reviews. Just because a movie doesn't do well in theaters doesn't mean people didn't like it once it hit the television. Rotten tomatoes is absolutely relentless for bashing movies even movies that did extremely well at the box office.

[@bdcddd]

To be fair, does anyone actually pay attention to the “critics” score on Rotten Tomatoes? Audience, yes… but the “critics?” It’s pretty obvious almost all of the “critics” are just studio paid reviews.

[@COMPFUNK2]

Beverly Hills Cop came out in 1984, not 1985.

[@jasperminer]

Paul rudd was amazing in mac and me.

[@pp3k3jamail]

💥💥I never heard nobody say Uncle Buck is a bad movie. I never heard people say tango and cash is a bad movie either. They may say it's cheesy and over the top which it is it's a 80s action movie but bad terrible i never heard that either.

[@davidstoddart1269]

Grease 2 should not be on the list sadly if it wasn’t called grease it would of been great 30years to early just think high school the musical and glee so many child good memories still love every song

[@gtubgle]

This only reference rotten tomatoes scores, misleads what the beginning on the video was supposed to reference. Rotten Tomatoes trashes every movie out there.

[@deeks1970]

Grease 2 was a fun movie to watch. Uncle Buck was also a good movie. 🎥 🍿

[@MrKaywyn]

I really LOVE Howard The Duck.

[@mbowsher76]

Me too

[@EntertainMeNow78]

Me too

[@frankq1209]

I also thoroughly enjoyed Howard the Duck.

[@gittes98]

Why?

[@MrKaywyn]

@@gittes98 It's funny and imaginative.

[@brandynjohnson2248]

How anything could be worse than Garbage Pail Kids makes no sense

[@loneshewolf74]

The scene I remember most from Mac and Me is when Mac was hit by a car and they show his flattened body and googly eyes against the windshield from inside the vehicle. I thought it was funny back then, but now it just looks creepy and gross.

[@theoriginalbnude]

How dare you say that Rocky 4 was the worst movie!?! it's one of the best Rockies ever.

[@RansomHollywood]

Then you have piss poor taste in movie quality. Rocky 4 and 5 were the two WORST of its series.

[@kristinadospoy7347]

What?!?

[@RansomHollywood]

@@kristinadospoy7347 YEP! It sucked monkey balls

[@TECHNOIR]

Rocky IV? That's the greatest 'movie' ever made, forget Jaws, are you asking for trouble? Or at least an exhibition match

[@zoeysegu5038]

Grease 2 will always have a special place in my heart!

[@christopherdieudonne]

Mine too. I loved it as a kid.

[@JaxonSmithers]

Rough when compared to the original.🥴

[@christopherdieudonne]

@@JaxonSmithers True! But I just see them as to very completely different, unrelated movies. LOL

[@derekwilkinson6920]

@@zoeysegu5038 I won passes to see the movie along with a poster for the film. I kept the poster and the pass, but never went to see it.

[@Bullman422]

Jaws 3D was worse than Amityville 3D. Sure both films really sucked but Jaws 3D was more boring and had some very bad 3D effects especially near the end.

[@timlorenz8003]

Still better than a lot of recent Shark films that were considered successful.. like Meg 1 and 2.

[@Bullman422]

@@timlorenz8003 Sadly that's true

[@Eternyl_bliss-nj9se]

You need to watch them in 3D otherwise they look really low budget. Jaws is a kinda TV showish but Amitville 3D is probably my fave of all the 3D trend. Must own for people own still own a 3D tv

[@juliemcarthur3004]

I liked Howard the duck

[@michaeljanis879]

A lot of good films on this list. Rotten tomatoes is horrible place to go for movie references. Just watch the movie yourself

[@l.salisbury1253]

0:50 & 3:44 - If you can find it read Micheal Medved's 1984 book "Hollywood Hall of Shame" on expensive flops. The chapters on "Heaven's Gate" and "Inchon" are textbook examples on how NOT to make a movie...!

[@monicam1548]

I loved Grease 2.

[@roseharrell1021]

Yes! 💯

[@retrogametech1626]

Uncle buck is my favorite movie

[@ctcards2636]

3D shit has always given me a migraine wearing those stupid glasses. ID rather just watch a movie the old fashion way and save myself the headache that surely will ensue haha.

[@keithe2150]

Very smooth it had a great flow to it but I did like uncle Buck :-)

[@chickiemaui]

Oh definitely!!

[@AmyRoseNose]

Grease 2 is just a giant sexual innuendo 😂😂😂

[@TheMightyCookieShow]

Hey, UHF is one of the greatest movies ever made. Right up there with james camerons titantic!!! Lol

[@riclulua5813]

C-mon man.. Grease 2?? It rocks.

[@e.d.t.]

Without Young Einstein I never would have heard the song "I Hear Motion" which is still my jam. I can't knock Howard the Duck too much either because it's still entertaining, but to be fair I haven't seen it since the 90s probably, so maybe it hits different now.

[@DarkPhoenixSaga]

I liked "Great Southern Land" from that movie.

[@IronMikeDyson1979]

Very different, because it was allowed to be seen by children, duck nudity, near bestiality

[@HorologicRannygazoo]

In 86, Howard the Duck was Shakespeare compared to Heartburn with Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep. I do agree that Rhinestone was dreadful.

[@str.77]

It's not "the worst of the 1980s" but rather "the worst in each year of the 1980s", even if the basis for such judgments were reliable.

[@lisagillum-wells1979]

Young Einstein's star is pronounced, Yahoo, like the Internet thing.

[@white-dragon4424]

There's never any crazes for 3D, it's the studio bosses making periodic attempts to push the crappy concept onto the public, for some reason. By now they should know that it's just a naff gimmick that never works.

[@sandysmith9869]

The movie "Delirious" with John Candy as the main character. I saw this movie in the 1980s. I was the only person there watching it in the theater. I must have looked like a pathetic loser that afternoon...

[@ussstropicana]

I used the "I'm not scared to go back in prison" line to inform my niece's new boyfriend to take REAL GOOD care of her. The kid was shaken looking at her asking "Is true ?" She played along, bluffing too, nodding "Yes" with a very straight face. She didn't even see the movie...

[@TheSlojack]

Fever Pitch would have made more money if they had just gambled the movies budget.

[@October_JennJenn]

Uncle buck?! GTHO

[@ericsmithhart8509]

Rocky IV was n the middle of the Cold War. Tensions were so high I remember people cheering as if it were a real fight! Gotta disagree. But still respect the list!

[@christopherdieudonne]

I actually liked Grease 2. Sure, it's wasn't a masterpiece but it was fun to watch and the sound track was catchy.

[@rogernordquist5596]

Wow you really threw 1984 under the bus and put 1985 on a pedestal. '84 had more hits than '85: Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Temple Of Doom, Karate Kid, Footloose, Beverly Hills Cop(which you incorrectly said was from '85). You even mention '85's Jewel Of The Nile yet don't mention '84's Romancing The Stone which was a bigger hit. Tho I do agree both Rhinestone and Fever Pitch suck lol.

[@ozzyace71]

I grew up in the 80’s and loved a lot of movies from that era. One bad one that sticks out is one I was forced to watch in my High School auditorium - called Shock Treatment, a 1981 musical comedy that was just abysmal. It has a 5.7 / 10 score on IMDB.

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

Apparently Heaven's Gate was the final nail in the coffin for the New Hollywood of the 1960's and 70's, with producers looking to far more commercially viable properties that had been kicked off by movies like Jaws and Star Wars. It didn't help that the producers at United Artists had altered director Michael Cimino's original cut in order to try and salvage something from the financially overblown debacle of the troubled production, but it was already a case of "too little, too late" and UA nearly went bankrupt before being acquired by MGM. Cimino's career as a director, on the other hand, couldn't be salvaged, as Heaven's Gate, only his third film as director, would be his last. Looking at the restored Director's Cut, I can't help but feel that there were so many missed opportunities resulting from this one film's failure that Cimino could have directed had his original cut been shown.

[@jameslaw3740]

SLY should be singing a new song for Budweiser's commercial parodies today

[@thunderball6908]

I really don’t mind Grease 2 at all.

[@Fluoride_Jones]

_Inchon_ was only 140 minutes long, NOT 240 minutes. That puts the runtime at two hours and twenty minutes, not over four hours, as stated in this video. That being said, great video! A lot of garbage films, but also some guilty pleasures. 👍

[@ezekieltyrus5064]

know an actor who knows Maxwell Caulfield and says he readily admits when he was cast in Grease 2, it went right to his head and Maxwell became a spoiled brat and asshole to everybody and when the film bombed, nobody wanted anything to do with him. He did a few crappy movies, some tv but mostly did theater. Also, married to his best friend, a Lesbian 20 yr older than him and he's def gay. Great stories.

[@JohnH20111]

actually, you’re wrong about him Caulfield has been married since 1980 to actress Juliet Mills, daughter of actor Sir John Mills and writer Lady Mills (née Mary Hayley Bell), and is a brother-in-law of Jonathan Mills and actress Hayley Mills. Caulfield is stepfather to Melissa (née Miklenda; Mills' daughter from her second marriage) and Sean Caulfield (born Sean Alquist; Mills' son from her first marriage).[14][2]

[@ezekieltyrus5064]

@@JohnH20111 He married his best friend. Max is totally gay, bro. Been married for 20plus years to his best friend, the perfect beard. Grow up. He married a woman 20 yrs older than him. Was a male hustler in his late teens early 20s. Give me a break. SMH. My very gay friend knew him personally.

[@CandiCohen]

Heh, my dad genuinely liked Howard the Duck.