It can't age poorly when it was never good to begin with

he's the one that hasn't aged well. gone off the deep end, he has. antivax, transphobe, trumpette, pimps for moms for liberty.. you name it. actually got pulled from the stage in Regina (ca) during an event two years ago, in the middle of his routine, due to piss-poor taste and 'inappropriate' (to say the least) content. src

Pet Detective aged like milk. When Nature Calls is still classic.

It's in the bone!

Yeah, this did not age wellwhere the bad guy is intra conversion trans.

Not a good look now.,

Laces out!

The other thing about it now is they cut the scene in every version of the film that establishes Ace is using his "powers" for good: when he pretends to be a trainer of dolphins to head off the reporters. Without that scene, he's just an asshole the whole film.

Ace Ventura: Heinz Getwellvet. I am trainer of dolphins. You want to talk to de dolphin, you talk to me.

Reporter #1: What happened to the regular trainer?

Ace Ventura: Vat happened to him? Vat happened to me? Seven years I am wit Siegfried.

[he holds up only four fingers]

Ace Ventura: Ve are making de dolphins disappear, und den Roy is coming wit ze tiger und ze shtuffing in de pants und den I'm gone.

Reporter #2: [skeptically] Where is Snowflake?

Ace Ventura: Why do you care about Snowflake? Do you know him? Does he call you at home?

[shouts]

Ace Ventura: Do you have a dorsal fin? To train ze dolphin you must zink like ze dolphin! You must be getting inside ze dolphin's head. I am saying to Snowflake, "Akay!... Akay Akay Akay?" und he is saying "AKay Akay!" und he is up on ze tail "Eeeeeeeeee!" und you can quote him!

[Ace spits]

That was 1994 (question is about the 2000s)

When I first saw it, it was a comedy. Now it's a horror movie.

It was funny when it wasn't real.

I'd rather be in Idiocracy.

I really want a sequel where the ex girlfriend is fresh out of prison. I don't even care about the plot, I just need her to suffer

I actually liked the experience. No, not the movie, that was terrible LOL. But I remember watching it with my friends in highschool and we were the only ones in the theater aside from some other group, so we were quipping our own funnier jokes back and forth with these strangers making each other laugh lol.

It’s purposefully stupid so the tropes don’t bother me, the reason it was funny at the time was because the tropes hadn’t been established as much. It’s like saying old art is boring cause everyone does that now not realizing it was the OG. I still liked it and we watched it for movie night once and my at the time 19 and 21 year old kids liked it, we all quote it now.

ZULTAN!

It actually holds up better when you interpret the guy walking out of, and back onto the closet, without either of them aware, in one of the first scenes, as demonstrating the theme of the movie.

I got free-ticket coupons when the film melted in the middle of (an inconsequential scene in) Shaft. We chose to see Dude, Where's My car?. I still want my money back.

It's got two very quotable bits, but the rest I didn't like in the slightest. Both leads have done better work!

I watched it a couple years back. I thought it was funny.

Don't go dissing the original Hangover movie like that.

Meanwhile Napoleon is like a fine wine.

I wouldn't call these horribly aged though, they've always been shit.

And they're all so fucking stupid.

Epic Movie had a couple of good jokes in it but I walked out of the theater during Date Movie when the Pimp My Ride joke came up. They didn't even try to make that movie funny.

For obvious reasons I never saw the remaining films.

My son is 15 and he saw a few of them and laughed his ass off. So I really can't get behind that whole heartedly.

Dear god. Never seen that, watched the trailer just now and can't imagine that ever being funny.

Isn't the ultimate message of the movie wholesome though? I've never actually seen it.

Wait, you mean to tell me that 16 Candles was supposed to be a comedy!?

Teenage me absolutely did not pick up on that tidbit when I saw it in the early 2000s. I just saw it as yet another crappy romance film from the 80s. I was so bored that I can't actually recall a single memorable scene from the film.

Hate to break it to you, dude, but the movie was very much a product of its time. Anyone younger than Gen X isn't going to "get" the film. As a Millennial, I surely don't.

I guess I've only seen that movie once and it was about 30 or 40 years ago, I don't remember a beautiful house being destroyed? I don't remember any statutory rape? I guess it was just considered a normal sex scene back then? Either way I don't remember that part either.