Movies and Shows You're Ashamed You Like/ Guilty Pleasures

[virtualpet]

Dinic: we don't experience shame for it because we love media meant for kids in general, but I think the movie we love that I feel makes people think "what" is 101 Dalmatians 2. We love 101 Dalmatians in general, but the second one we grew up with the DVD of and honestly still really relatable to the system experience, we'd probably be able to ramble about it for awhile!

But aside from that a lot of us also like the Carebears movies and My Little Pony movies, and also a couple of us love the Moshi Monsters movie. I think just yesterday we were watching Carebears while playing Minecraft heh

[CaptainAltenor]

Movies

-Cats and Dogs 2: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. A lesser-known kids' film about a reckless spy dog that was shunned for nearly every aspect of it, including, but not limited to, the plot, the characters, and the animation/puppetry. I... actually found it to be a pretty good time. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

-The Secret Life of Pets. Both of them. Despite what most film reviewers say, I've never found the first movie boring or lame. Granted, I was a bit younger when I first watched this, and a bit of the interest in the film is purely nostalgia, but, even now, I find it quite fun and enjoyable. It was silly and had a cute premise, and I did enjoy the characters (I have a soft spot for Max in particular), the story, and the soundtrack.

Now, the second one was, like the first one, mostly light-hearted and fun, but it also felt much more action-packed and heartfelt. I might even enjoy it more than the original due to its focus on action and adventure, two genres which I am quite fond of.

I also quite enjoyed Rooster, the sheepdog that Max meets on the farm.

-Dolittle. Yeah, the 2020 film? Anybody remember that one? I know that people had problems with this film, but I personally found it really good. Perhaps I'm biased, reviewing a film with Robert Downey Jr. talking to animals, but it was, at least to me, a pretty good movie. Even gave me a few really nice dreams the few nights after I watched it for the first time. It's a fun adventure, I'll admit.

-The Queen's Corgi. A rarely acknowledged, yet universally despised animated movie. I can definitely see the flaws in it (and, believe me, there are... quite a few), but, even as I watched the film with the purpose of shunning it, I found myself enjoying it quite a bit. Sure, it's strange, and the humour can be very... odd, but it's also fun, and it certainly managed to hold my attention. Also, the animation is very good, great, even, especially for a lesser-known studio.

TV Shows

-All of the TV shows that I'm ashamed of enjoying can easily be described in two words: Preschool shows. I have unironically watched PAW Patrol, Bluey, and multiple other shows of the like purely for my own enjoyment. Granted, it might not be fair to add Bluey as simply a "preschooler's show"- it's more of a thing the whole family can enjoy. However, my point still stands.

Hm. Starting to see a theme here.

[Helpless]

Only my family knows about me secretly watching Paw Patrol. I can't help it, dogs that talk is my thing and the fact that they have jobs like what- it truly is embarrassing since it's a show for toddlers but I will never stop loving those cartoon dogs.. never.

[~wassaw~]

I love miraculous ladybug and cat noir... I think it's sweet and entertaining

[CephalopodTrash]

Honestly, for me its a little TV show called Floogals. Its one of the more charming newer kids shows I've enjoyed and I'm a little ashamed that I enjoy it to the point of it being a major interest for me because I rambled about it to one friend and he joked about stuff I made for it.

[JohnEggers]

La Casa Da papel, any day

[yves]

the l word MAINLY because of the many, many problems with it
but even though it’s likely just a product of the early 2000s thankfully most of the wrongs were righted in the reboot
idk why it’s even such a big thing for me !!!!! it makes me think i do have hyperfixations after all