Tron, a wildly ambitious sci-fi epic hampered by dodgy (even for 1982) FX.

Does anyone remember the “Mr. Toad” movie, though??? 

Crocodile Dundee came out in 1986.

not going to look at the list, not going to look at the ads, I just wish a good day to you guys who have to write these pieces and say from the bottom of my heart : fuck listicles

Knew the list was bullshit the second I saw Con Air

I feel like if you got a ride in the theme park, you can’t be considered forgotten. 

Sure to most of these. But Con Air and Slumdog Millionaire? Con Air is a ‘90s action classic, and Slumdog won Best Picture!

Many of these films are most definitely remembered. The list you’re really trying to assemble here is movies that were huge hits, but sucked. And while there are no Citizen Kane’s in this group, a few of these didn’t suck. One (Slumdog Millionaire) is excellent.

There was a brief—five seconds, maybe?—span when I thought this was going to lead to a Forgotbusters revival, or something similar, but no, another pointless listicle. But yay clicks! Hate clicks count just as much as love clicks, so why try?

I can’t forget S.W.A.T. for the weirdest reason - because I more or less forgot about it as I was watching it. I was there opening weekend with my friends because we were 19/20 year old dudes (who did not drink,) we had a week or two before we went back to college, we wanted to hang out that Saturday night and it was…

I guess Nathan Rabin has been gone long enough that nobody even cares about ripping him off, huh?

Troy is constantly on cable, so hard to miss that one. I’ll add to the dogpile about Con Air being an absolutely glorious, rewatchable trainwreck of excess. And We’re the Millers has kind of been immortalized by the Will Poulter meme.

I remember Tron Legacy, I thought we were going to get a movie that would essentially be a two hour 3d Daft Punk video.....i was sorely disappointed.  I remember Godzilla.  I had a buddy who loved Zepplin and thought the puffy use of kashmir was a crime.  I was in hs and didnt really know Zep at the time.  I…

What even is this list? Con Air is forgotten? I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry is a blockbuster? Slumdog Millionaire is both a blockbuster and forgotten, somehow? 

There’s no way Con Air is forgotten. Nor, likely, is Runaway Bride or Slumdog Millionaire.

I’ve never seen I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. I didn’t feel the need after seeing an Australian film with the same set-up three years earlier, and starring far more likeable actors (Paul Hogan and Michael Keaton in Strange Bedfellows). Apparently the ensuing lawsuit ended when the producers of Chuck and Larry…

I know that AV Club could never get a journalist of his caliber to write here, but a man named Nathan Rabin used to write a column about "Forgotbusters" for The Dissolve that's worth checking out.

Weird list. Troy is very much liked and remembered, Con Air also and a few others on the list.

Another misguided article/slideshow. People don’t remember CON AIR? And for me, a third of this list are films I’ll stop and watch BECAUSE I RECALL what wonderful garbage they are. Stop putting out sub-par clickybaity nonsense like this.