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Shield Up 278: Bad Films You Loved as a Kid (Patreon)

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2024-05-24 10:00:02
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Have you ever been celebrating a film you loved as a kid only to find out it was universally despised? If you have, you'll be in good company on this week's podcast.

We loved doing this episode so if you have any similar topics or questions, keep 'em coming: bit.ly/ShieldUp

Stay safe and keep your shield up,

RKG x

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Joe M

Drop Dead Fred. Rewatched it as an adult and hoo boy it was painful, I just saw a mentally ill woman making a fool of herself in public.

Tom Andersen

Oh, I used to love that one, but I've not dared to rewatch it as an adult.

Joe M

Rick Mayall still gives it 110% but yeah, it didn't Age well for me.

Stuart Shelton

Universal Soldier, loved it at the time

Steve Wood

South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut is the answer!

GazF

The Hansel & Grantel film was wild, diabetes is a significant plot point

R W

Indian in the cupboard

Matt Folding

Honestly I know it’s an unpopular opinion but I was at just the right age when phantom menace came out that I loved that movie haha

Stuart Bailey

I was mortified when I found out Wild Wild West was not considered as some kind of cinematic genius

Rangi Csiszár

I liked Phantom Menace when I saw it at the cinema when it came out, but I also was only around 9 so my taste in movies hadn't developed much yet. The funniest memory about seeing it at the cinema was my mum falling asleep during it and sleeping through almost all of it. 😂

Lazy Link

i loved the The He-man Movie as a kid. its awful in so many ways. Skeletor was ace though!

Gage Storer

I watched the Waterbabies as a kid and remember loving it

Beardmask

Lots of overlap with Krupa's list! Suburban Commando was amazing when I was a kid.

Harpo Speaks

Surely fills the criteria. And one of the funniest comedy films ever as a bonus. In The Loop would be close, but it’s technically a separate entity to TTOI even if there’s lots of crossover.

Samuel Bromley

Suburban Commando was the first film I saw at the cinema. Blew my mind.... doesn't stand up.

Rory MacLeod

The old Peter Jackson film 'The Frighteners'. Used to watch it all the time with my sister, but it wasn't until I moved to NZ that I met anyone who had heard of it. Takes place in San Francisco but was filmed in Wellington.