"Bad Movies"

Is there really such thing as a bad movie? As much as I'd like my life to reflect that of a protagonist in a well thought out happy ending, the harsh realities of reality never fail to hit me (right in the testicles) when luck isn't going my way. However it's these moments that i like to reflect on when watching a bad movie. These moments coincide with hideous acting (twilight), unoriginal plot lines (Spiderman) and a cheesy script (Transformers).  Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are quite simply the awkward couple that you live next door to. who you never talk to but occasionally see climbing trees and fighting werewolves? Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst are the perfect mirror for when you are "seeing" a girl you like, but neither party knows where the relationship is at and you start messing each other about because you're too busy crime fighting and stopping a goblin (who's your best friend's dad) killing everyone. Finally transformers are frankly when you think you've won an argument with a sworn enemy but they reply with words that are so soul destroying, and so heart shuddering you wouldn't dare reply so you shove a cube into your chest and explode. In effect terrible movies convey real life, so if we call them terrible? are we not insulting ourselves? Nothing goes perfect like a movie, but who wants perfection? if it doesn't display real life.