I convinced a few friends to do it with me. One by one, we're going through the list and recording our thoughts afterwards in a podcast called Truly Rotten Tomatoes.Here's the list we're going off: https://ift.tt/2z2TvIv done 11 of the films so far and let me tell you... they change your baseline of what a film is.Before we started, I thought we'd be getting some Neil Breen or Tommy Wiseau type stuff, but all of these films are basically studio films that no one liked. Most of them have had proper budgets, but they're harder to watch than those 'so bad it's funny' films by a long shot. They generally have pretty good production values, they're just boring and mediocre. It's a slog for sure.The plots are usually jumbled and unclear, the narrative drive is weak and the dialogue is commonly pitiful. But they all have a certain charm to them. They're all trying to do something, they just don't quite pull it off.One or two of the films arguably don't deserve to be on the list. Problem Child (1990) is the first (and only so far) film that we all agreed wasn't completely rotten.It feels like my brain is slowly turning to mush, but I'm too deep in to stop now. via /r/movies https://ift.tt/2X4vzw0
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