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This concept is not new. Remember Crackerjack (CRACKERJACK) they did this every week. I used to love watching leslie crowther and then Michael Aspel sing that weeks hits. The worse the set up, the better the song!

Hehe, Did you manage to drag Simon into see it as well? :)

Also, could you perhaps (given time) tell such unworthy disciples such as myself, exactly what it is that was so bad about the cinematography? There was nothing which screamed 'BAD' to me, which I consider a good thing - it didn't draw attention to itself - but is that what you think is bad? That it should from time to time draw attention to it self and say "How about them apples?!"

I became a believer in "so bad it's good" when I happened across the Jean-Claude VanDamme movie "Bloodsport" on TV one afternoon. This movie, to my knowledge, has actually gained something of a cult following because of the fact that it's so bad it's good. I guess you could say the same thing of a lot of VanDamme's movies, i.e. "Time Cop" or "Street Fighter."

I'm actually due to see "Mamma Mia" in about two hours on your recommendation, Mr. Kermode, so it had better live up to the hype!

I prefer the Abba puns when they were done on the Mayo show; here it seems a bit tired. That said, i still love the review. For my money, the film that's so bad it's brilliant is another Pierce Brosnan film - Dante's Peak. It contains that classic line: "Marion, she loved volcanoes."
Bliss.

Trust is wonderful thing to have and it is so easily lost.

Mark, I always enjoy listening to what you have to say and I trust your judgement so although I had already told my partner that I would rather eat my own leg than go to see 'Mamma Mia' I have changed my mind. I am going to see it tomorrow evening on the strength of your recommendation. I know it will be bad, I just hope it can also be good.

I have always thought Abba's songs were great so that's half the battle, but Pierce Brosnan singing?????

I'm curious to know if it was as fun the second time round. Can "so bad it's good" actually withstand 2 viewings?

I am glad I followed Mark's recommendation. The film was great fun.

In terms of whether "so bad it's good" movies can withstand several viewings, I've seen Dante's Peak 4 or 5 times, and it gets better every time. I have my favourite kitsch scenes, I cheer for characters (especially the dog) and it's just fun.

Pierce Brosnan obviously has a good sense of the absurd.

My movie so bad it's good has to be Deathstalker. Interestingly (well, perhaps) produced by Roger Cormon who also produced La Planète Sauvage, amongst 300 other films. And what's more, it's a quadrilogy. Clearly I'm not the only fan either, as the user name Deathstalker was already taken.

Streep never ceases to amaze me. Seeing her as Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada was a real eye opener and this role just shows the length of variety in this Academy Award Winning Actress

Watching the huge dance routine in the Greek docks with Dancing Queen playing in the background made me remember how great musicals can be! What a fabulous film with great performances from all. I think credit is due to Pierce Brosnan as his awful singing voice truly made me realise why they put him in the James Bond franchise before switching to the musical genre

I want to see it now. I love disco and Abba music. But don't tell women this or they will think that you are gay.