Hey everyone- it's Mel Got Served's first CONTEST! Yes, one lucky reader will receive a prize: a mystery DVD to be selected by me and mailed to you! All you have to do to enter is leave a comment that tells me your favorite/the best horrible movie. You can also enter via Twitter by tweeting your pick to @melgotserved. A winner will be randomly selected, so make sure you leave me your email address or Twitter username so I can contact you afterwards. Comment away! Contest closes Wednesday at midnight!
UPDATE: And the winner is....@chrisilluminati! Your DVD is on the way!
NOTE: I do not guarantee the Mystery DVD will be good. I don't even know what it is yet. Just know you'll receive something awesome, be it good awesome or horrible awesome.
UPDATE: And the winner is....@chrisilluminati! Your DVD is on the way!
NOTE: I do not guarantee the Mystery DVD will be good. I don't even know what it is yet. Just know you'll receive something awesome, be it good awesome or horrible awesome.
8 comments:
most horrible movie I ever liked (and sadly own) would have to be "From Justin to Kelly." Yes, that's right...I own it!
hope you're doing well Mel!
The worst movie that I liked was The Princess Bride. I thought is was a classic back then. "Aaaas Yoouu Wiiiiiish"... tumble tumble tumble. Well I'm hearing that is a horrible movie now.
Grease 2. I memorized it as a kid. I've quoted it as an adult. I almost cried over Michelle Phieffer. Well she closed the door on my face! Can't a guy do some good ole' fashioned stalking anymore???
I prefer Grease 2 over Grease now- true story... so sad, but soooo good.
Dumpster Baby, hands down.
either:
"Cube", which, to take wikipedia's description, "is a 1997 Canadian psychological thriller/horror/science fiction film", but is really just a pile of crap that ends with the cheapest possible bid for heartstring pulling. yet i've watched an hour or more of it at least three times when it's been on scifi.
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"Going Ape", a tony danza monkey movie. best scene: tony danza and love interest go to a sculpture garden; love interest casually fondles a statue and pronounces it "exquisite!".
The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift. My favorite scene is when the female lead character reminisces about watching the drifters from the mountains as a child...
Rach
Oh, and I've seen "8 mile" more times than I ought to admit.
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