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Films that sucked, but everyone else liked...

Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3 – They need to be about 8 hours longer

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – I actually started to fall asleep in this movie

Transformers 2 – When someone decides to team up with Hasbro and actually make a Transformers movie that focuses on Transformers rather than ‘splosions, bathroom humor, idiot boy, and the eye candy girl, you guys let me know. If I wanted things to blow up, I’d go to a Vin Diesel movie. If I wanted bathroom humor and idiot boys, I’d watch an Adam Sandler movie. Eye candy girls are readily available when needed.

Twilight Series – Never seen it, but if the writing in the movies is as terrible as it is on the books, I’m sure it sucks

As a side note, I never understood all the love for Star Trek IV. Not saying it’s a terrible movie, but why that one of all TOS movies made more money over TWOK and TUC I’ll never understand.
 
^ Ha ha ha, no. I wrote the reply in Word for spelling, then copied and pasted. Looked fine. When I posted the reply, then all the tags appeared so I had to go and edit them out.

At home I use Firefox in Linux and it flags words that may have spelling errors in the browser. At work, my choices are limited and I can't install anything. I have to make due.
 
Okay I haven't read the entire thread since quite honestly, I started and got a bit angry. But I will contribute with one I thought of:

The Goonies.

Seriously, what the fuck? I'm a kid of the 80s and it seems everyone else my age loves this. I can't see why. It's not really good on any level.
 
Okay I haven't read the entire thread since quite honestly, I started and got a bit angry. But I will contribute with one I thought of:

The Goonies.

Seriously, what the fuck? I'm a kid of the 80s and it seems everyone else my age loves this. I can't see why. It's not really good on any level.

I HATE the Goonies.
 
Mike Farley, even Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? When Jim Carey doesn't play Jim Carey, he's far better.

I'm going to go with Elf. It's a Will Farrell movie, so it's dumb, then it gets dumbed down for children. But I know way too many people who love it and, quite possibly, think it's the best Christmas movie ever.

Sorry for the lateness of the reply. I've been accessing the internet via my phone and posting is a pain-in-the-ass!

EternalSunshine os pretty near the top of my list of movies "everyone" else liked but I hated I only made it about an hour in before I had to turn it off. Just couldn't connect on any level. The amount of praise it gets makes me want to re-visit it at some point though. Maybe I was just having an off day?

...The Goonies..

THE GOONIES I watched for the first time a few months ago. I didn't hate it but it didn't really do anything for me. It felt like one of those movies you had to have seen as a kid to fully enjoy. I had a chance to watch THE GOONIES the theaters, but In opted for a special showing of GODZILLA 1985 instead. I'm still not sure if I made the correct choice.
 
Okay I haven't read the entire thread since quite honestly, I started and got a bit angry. But I will contribute with one I thought of:

The Goonies.

Seriously, what the fuck? I'm a kid of the 80s and it seems everyone else my age loves this. I can't see why. It's not really good on any level.
Why would you get angry?
 
Casablanca (not a horrible film, but just a cheesy WW2 melodrama, and the ending makes no sense. *The most overrated film ever)
Titanic (cheesy and boring. Though it's not exactly true that everyone liked it, I know other people who dislike it almost as much)
The Blair Witch Project (boring and not at all scary)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (it is good in parts, but there's too much mainstream 80s comedy and the SAVE THE WHALES thing makes Let That Be Your Last Battlefield seem subtle)
and if TV shows count, 24 = garbage

* Just in the unlikely case there's someone who hasn't seen the film, I'm putting it in spoiler tags:
OK, so Ilsa loves Rick, but she "needs" to be with Victor out of some sense of duty? Right? Why the hell? I'd understand if she felt she needed to go and fight for the resistance, but why would she need to remain Victor's wife and how does that help his cause? Is she his life support system or what? :vulcan:
 
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I didn't get American Beauty at all.

There are quite a few films mentioned here that were universally disliked, so I'm confused.
 
Yeah it was originally supposed to be about popular films you dislike, but it sort of went downhill after a while.

I liked Children of Men, and cried at the end. For, like, 20 minutes.

And I loved American Beauty. That ending. The song. Wow.
 
Aw, come on, Clive Owen bleeding to death makes me cry, what can I say.

It's like Sean Bean who keeps dying in forests.
 
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