This simply wasn't an actual "bad" movie. In fact it was sort of fun, unlike movies in theaters today, which are designed to beat the living hell out of you while you sit in the theater being "entertained." Please, don't "entertain" me.
This was a pleasant watch and I recommend it for anyone who's recently been released from a mental hospital and has been ordered by a doctor to avoid modern entertainment. (I'm certain this is actually more common than you'd think).
Any clinical psychologists out there that can weigh in on this or provide links to academic studies are welcome. We're also fielding responses from construction workers, appliance repairmen and uncoordinated acrobats. You can always tell them by the their flattened features.
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