OK, I got one - movie everyone loves, but you think sucks

[OttoinGrotto]

Did you see it in 3d in theatres? Forget the plot. I saw it when I was still in my teens, and I assure you I was in the proper state of mind for this type of movie if you catch my drift.

I saw Avatar in 3D at an IMAX. Visually it was cool, but I thought Scott Pilgrim's effects that same year did more for its movie.

 

[Marsh01]

You're officially the only person I've ever heard that disliked this movie. Ledger's performance is unmatched.

I was not questioning Ledgers performance. Phenomenal. I just didnt like the movie as a whole. Not really into the whole super hero movie thing and I had a tough time getting through it.

 

[donniesyracuse]

A mention on the football board reminded me of The Express. I know reviews from the board at the time of the film's release were mixed. I shouldn't have been surprised to find that 74% of the rotten tomato audience liked it. The movie was obviously made for children and idiots. I try hard not to be part of that target audience.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

I love Johnny Dangerously.

Magna Carta...Master Charga

Umm, who doesn't? Farging Iceholes, that's who.

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[jekelish]

Umm, who doesn't? Farging Iceholes, that's who.

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Agreed. To this day I say "come on lucky shelf paper!" when I'm hoping for something good to happen.

And anytime I'm watching a movie and people nod at each other, my first reaction is "No more nodding!"

 

[NKR1978]

All the Chris Farley and Adam sandler movies from the 90's. I pretended to like Tommy Boy for years.

Gladiator. I loved it at the time but became disillusioned when I read more about what Rome was actually like. I thought HBO's Rome did a great job with that.

Sixth Sense. Ugh. So stupid.

Inception. Just acted far more important than it was.
American Beauty.
A Beautiful Mind.
Million Dollar Baby. Just so stupid.
No Country for Old Men. Put me to sleep.