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What is the worst movie that you enjoy watching?
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The Matador. Its a personal favorite, but not a great movie by any rate. I love how Pierce Brosnan seems to want to break away from the 007 mold and play the exact opposite: a sleazy assassin with no class and no friends and no love.
It's cheesy af but I think it's brilliant
I think you're confusing not being popular with not being good. The Matador was well regarded by both critics and audiences.
I hadn't looked at ratings tbf but you have a point.
It's at least a movie I never have read anybody recommend, so I don't think it's particularly popular
It's almost 20 years old at this point so that's part of it. But I do remember it was pretty under the radar when it came out. Nobody I know has seen it unless I recommended it. It's not the greatest reviewed movie, but reception was largely positive.
Great film.