Anticlimax Boss: AMEE is defeated within seconds by a cleverly prepared trap. It's so brief and sudden there is more tension about Gallagher struggling to remove her battery before self-destruction than with the "fight" itself.
And before it there is The Fifth Heaven with soprano Emma Shapplin.
Cult Classic: Lukewarm reviews, massive box-office bomb... and a steady cult following ever since it was released for home media. Later on, endless TV re-runs only helped to cement the status. Plus various set and prop designs ended up having numerous shout-outs and being pretty influential for future sci-fi movies.
The plot point of an astronaut stranded on Mars using the Pathfinder lander to hash together a radio transceiver to send messages to a potential rescuer would later appear in The Martian and its film adaptation, albeit the process of doing so is much more time consuming, complicated, and explained in detail.
which plays over the end credits is awesome as well.
