Movies you don't understand how ANYONE likes

[cindy CD/TV]

No Country for Old Men (WTF!?)

Shakespeare in Love

Dumb and Dumber

Aside from Happy Gilmore, any Adam Sandler movie

The Flags of our Fathers

Any James Bond movie prior to Daniel Craig

Harry Potter movies

Twilight movies *gagging*

I'm stopping myself ... I could go on all day

Wait, a few more.... Doctor Zhivago ... Deer Hunter ... Lost in Translation ... Rocky Horror Picture Show

 

[D-rock]

The vast majority of well known movies that involved James Cameron.

Anything with Matt Damon.

That goes even more for any of the Borne movies.

 

[Petra]

No Country for Old Men (WTF!?)

Shakespeare in Love

Dumb and Dumber

Aside from Happy Gilmore, any Adam Sandler movie

The Flags of our Fathers

Any James Bond movie prior to Daniel Craig

Harry Potter movies

Twilight movies *gagging*

I'm stopping myself ... I could go on all day

Wait, a few more.... Doctor Zhivago ... Deer Hunter ... Lost in Translation ... Rocky Horror Picture Show

Alright...now we're going to have words. There's nothing like a midnight showing of Rocky Horror...specially when it's done correctly and have people that know the shout outs.

 

[Yomismo_1789]

The one I saw yesterday, The virgin suicides. I didn't like it, and it seems that people love it.

And...

The Dark Knight

Not a very good plot plot in any way, action scenes not all that great and really Heath Ledgers Death is what really carried this movie

Really can't see how everyone had a jizzfest over this movie

This.

 

[Rane1071]

Alright...now we're going to have words. There's nothing like a midnight showing of Rocky Horror...specially when it's done correctly and have people that know the shout outs.

It's just a jump to the left ... and don't forget the pelvic thrust. Great movie.



The only one that really comes to mind is 300. I thought it was shite.

I actually thought the comedy spoof "Meet The Spartans" was better.

 

[afterlights]

And the a step to the rii-ii-ii-ii-ii-ight. But the film's a very personal taste for most.

 

[TheOrangeCat]

Yea, Lost in Translation. Everyone raved about it. I thought it was,*possibly, the biggest pile of steaming shit ever committed to print since Ishtar.

 

[Supafly]

There is not a movie on earth that I wonder why there are people who like it.

Because there are even people who pay for getting their ass whipped or for getting metal pieces through body parts, or for monstrous tattoos .... you get the picture

I have watched, es an example 3 minutes of SCREAM and walked out. I find zero appeal in a movie that makes good fun out of people (especially women) getting stabbed. Maybe because out of my personal background, whatever

Or splatter horror.

But I have talked to people and heard what they think about these films and I accept that they think that these films are fun to watch.

Again: People are people, and eberybody has his own taste and whatever.

Another thing:

Why do you even waste energy on people who throw every movie by certain actors or directors under the train? You KNOW you can't win an argument against them because they are not arguing.

 

[zell]

There is not a movie on earth that I wonder why there are people who like it.

Because there are even people who pay for getting their ass whipped or for getting metal pieces through body parts, or for monstrous tattoos .... you get the picture

Very good point,yet there are just some movies that because of how much I didn't like them,it just surprises me that anyone else found enjoyment out of it.

I guess I could say the same thing about Brussels Sprouts too,and the same arguments could be made,and the same results would follow.

 

[TheOrangeCat]

Very good point,yet there are just some movies that because of how much I didn't like them,it just surprises me that anyone else found enjoyment out of it.

I guess I could say the same thing about Brussels Sprouts too,and the same arguments could be made,and the same results would follow.

Brussels Sprouts are icky. ukey:

 

[Taylor Vixen]

Horror movies, have never understood the appeal.

What about the ones that seem real, like things that can actually happen in real life? I feel like those are scary!

 

[dbradford8589]

Twilight and Avatar.

 

[zell]

Brussels Sprouts are icky. ukey:

And that's the same way that I feel about a lot of movies.

 

[TheOrangeCat]

And that's the same way that I feel about a lot of movies.

There are a LOT of icky movies out there.

 

[lurkingdirk]

Transformers.

Seriously, people. Robots from space?

 

[bostonkid9]

Twilight

 

[El Perro Mayor]

Any movie with Adam Sandler.

 

[ralph furley]

vanilla sky
clueless
casino royale

 

[cindy CD/TV]

vanilla sky
clueless
casino royale

For Casino Royale: two words:

EVA
GREEN

:drool2:

 

[cindy CD/TV]

Alright...now we're going to have words. There's nothing like a midnight showing of Rocky Horror...specially when it's done correctly and have people that know the shout outs.

LOL. You know, I've never experienced a midnight showing of RHPS, to be honest, so I may be missing out -- I know a few who have and they say it's a freakin' blast. But I just don't like the movie for some reason, try as I might otherwse. My opinion is all the more strange considering that Frank N. Furter and I both have, shall we say, an affinity for the transgender.