Darkstalkers 4 for me

Do you have any movie "guilty pleasure"? Something that is considered bad or cringey but you start love it inironically? Mine is "Radio rebel". Liked it as a child and still adore as an adult even after it becoming a meme not so long ago.

Here are mine:

- The Star Wars Prequels
- The Hellaverse
- The 8 Show
- Hitman Absolution
- Brave

Edit: The reason I deleted this the first time is because the image wasn’t formatted right and it triggered my OCD.

1. Sonic X-Treme - Intended to be Sonic's first major 3D game, it had it's development get layered in many great issues...

2. An sequel to Sonic Mania - Concived by Christian Whitehead and Evening Star (His studio), scrapped due to Them wanting to create something new (resulting in "Penny's Big Breakaway")...

3. Mega Man in LEGO Dimensions - One of the planned characters for Year 3 of the game, cancelled due to low sales of the game and fad of "toys-to-life" games dying out... It also means that an physical minifigure of The Blue Bomber was also canned...(Artwork by Ashnflash, made for a video by just2good)

1. Sonic Adventure 2 - I dislike the more "realistic" and muddled aesthetics, less fluid controls, blander UI and presentation, how the different playstyles are conjointed (rather that having seperate stories, like SA1), the level design, sheer number of mech stages, less variety in music styles compared to Sonic Adventure (1998/1999) and many more... I'm mostly fond of it's story, though!..

2. The Dark Knight (2008) - A bit too dull for my taste, I think it doesn't have enough Batman in it and the removal of the stylization from Gotham's aesthetics (compared to "Batman Begins", a movie I love)... Maybe it's an case of "classics becoming clichéd" for me, Who knows?.. On the other, I really like Harvey Dent's story arc though, same with the resolution of the two boats plot!..

In my case it's Madagascar 1, Batman Begins and Corpse Bride

[Paper Bag for Drugs](https://youtu.be/0YrWiwUM3FA?si=Sh6kRxYaOvDW7k1_) - Major "Bunny" Colvin, The Wire S03E02

[What a Sick Joke](https://youtu.be/PuZ34IeY_L0?si=yBGQY46Qz8XWBupR) - Chuck McGill, Better Call Saul S03E05

[RBMK Reactor](https://youtu.be/TmIEI4ky-Zc?si=i1203ZDpKGj76xVX) - Valery Legasov, Chernobyl S01E05

[You Have Made a Fool of Me](https://youtu.be/wrfcN8r9-Ig?si=bHBT-uJwTpi5RBA2) - Carmela Soprano, The Sopranos S04E13

[Outback Steakhouse](https://youtu.be/cfR_o69PCLQ?si=AvSODTrAqlnui-NF) - Judy Gemstone, The Righteous Gemstones, S01E09

[Free Churro](https://youtu.be/eiGGJeoIFrg?si=LS8QdkWsRypwjrC1) - Bojack Horseman, Bojack Horseman S05E06

[Laura Is the One](https://youtu.be/lhWvgEsQYzM?si=c1C08_6AzRT8IyKU) - Margaret Lanterman "Log Lady", Twin Peaks S03E10

[Everything's Gonna be Just Fine](https://youtu.be/lNwTpyGTv_Q?si=upqaBVKJQmX2L5Cp) - Dr "Robby" Robinavitch, The Pitt S02E15

It’s tied between these two

I want to get more into watching comedy movies so please give recs!

Some movies are great the first time but lose a lot once you already know what happens.

Others somehow stay enjoyable even after multiple rewatches.

What movie is your personal favorite to rewatch?

And what keeps bringing you back to it: the story, the characters, the soundtrack, nostalgia, or something else?