i have read a few times that the fifth element is often used as a reference for hdtv color quality and stuff. apparently it has lots of scenes that do a good job of showing off contrast ratio and whatever. so when it comes on tnt hd i always watch it and marvel about how awesome my tv is.

it is terrible, but milla jovovich is worth watching.

I'll admit that The Fifth Element is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Awesome, i'm not alone in my love for Fifth Element.

You speak the truth.

I have a few to add.

The Postman
Water World
Batlefield Earth
Gummo

I would watch the first three movies on this list daily to have the memory of Gummo burned from my mind.

YES. I KNEW there were some movies I was forgetting -- movies so bad that I couldn't watch them even when on a long flight.

RV is definitely one. I couldn't make it past roughly the 10 minute mark, before deciding the back of the seat in front of me was more interesting.

INSOMNIA. Holy hell, this movie is a cure for insomnia, so it's either terrible or brilliant. I'm not sure which. I don't recall the exact destination, but the airline had the audacity to show this movie on both the to AND FROM legs of the trip.

At least two J-Lo movies -- I don't know which ones, but I elected to sit in silence on a roughly 14 hour flight from Riyadh to JFK while these movies were options.

Full disclosure -- I pack like an ADD-inflicted librarian on flights. But sometimes I'd rather just watch the movie. Not with the above movies. And the Riyadh flight?? I had finished three books, about a dozen magazines and a few newspapers that I brought with me. Even still, I couldn't watch their in-flight "entertainment."

I have that same affliction with the following horrible movies (IE if they are on I watch them and i dont know why, but I have seen them 30 times)

1. Road House- Collosal piece of garbage
2. Stone Cold - Brian Bozworth at his finest

If they are on I watch them. Cannot look away.