A Movie that you love that everybody else hates.
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I liked the first Resident Evil movie, but the sequels were just *dire*.Gado911 said:
The movie I liked that everyone else seems to despise is National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon. It's the only film I can watch repeatedly and STILL laugh at. Funny stuff, but everyone I watch it with doesn't seem to get it.
I agree, I also thought Click was a pretty good movie. Critics were saying it had awful acting, but in some scenes I could tell some feelings were really from the heart.NoMoreSanity said:
Repo! The Genetic Opera - rock/punk/industrial/pop(a little)/jaz opera/horror/triller.
Nobody I know has watch it so far. It is too bloody for the soft lyrical types and has music wich turn off the blood thursty types. Plus people just don't expect to like it. They know it is diffenrent and as we know being different is dead sentace in the movie buisness.
(few people did liked, me included, and I think that if you watch it without any expectations you will be sucked in around the 3 song)
Nobody I know has watch it so far. It is too bloody for the soft lyrical types and has music wich turn off the blood thursty types. Plus people just don't expect to like it. They know it is diffenrent and as we know being different is dead sentace in the movie buisness.
(few people did liked, me included, and I think that if you watch it without any expectations you will be sucked in around the 3 song)
Galaxy Quest, I thought it was great but most people I know hate it.
SLC Punk, one of my favorite movies of all time, just doesn't get the appreciation it deserves.
SLC Punk, one of my favorite movies of all time, just doesn't get the appreciation it deserves.
I thought Jumper was fairly good (not fantastic, but good nonetheless). Reviewers seem to despise it, though.
Maybe we're not as alone as we think...MaxChaos said:
My nomination is Forrest Gump which seems to be like Marmite.
Bad Boys I+II, as I said in another thread. They're just fun movies, nothing more, but consistently enjoyable. However, nobody seems to like them.
Dragonheart, my ultimate cult movie though far from absolute favorite. People harp on things like how good everyone's teeth look despite the time period and forget about suspension of disbelief. Overshadowed by the other big medieval 'Heart' movie despite being vastly superior.
Draco still looks amazing over a decade later. Einon remains a chilling adversary even now that I recognize David Thewlis better as Remus Lupin in Harry Potter. Also the novelization contained some great scenes and themes that were removed or diluted due to a combination of time constraints and censorship.
Draco still looks amazing over a decade later. Einon remains a chilling adversary even now that I recognize David Thewlis better as Remus Lupin in Harry Potter. Also the novelization contained some great scenes and themes that were removed or diluted due to a combination of time constraints and censorship.
Appaloosa, I thought it was great, along with the rest of my spaghetti-western-infatuated friends, the critics however, didn't agree.
