Movies you like that most others hate.
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Equilibrium was Bad Ass! It is the Zune to the cinematic iPod that was The Matrix [that metaphore sounded better in my brain]Demon ID said:
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Drag me to Hell. While working at Blockbuster, I would always recommend that movie but was always looked at like I was insane. I've also overheard a lot of people talking about how stupid it was and how much they didn't like it.
Umm, that's how everyone feels about those movies.Nubbinsmustdie said:
OT: The Chronicles of Riddick.
I am one of the few people I know who love Starship Troopers 3. Also Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and Twin Town.
The digimon movie...ahh good memories.
Oh, Donnie Darko and S. Donnie Darko. Best movies ever!!!
Oh, Donnie Darko and S. Donnie Darko. Best movies ever!!!
Tideland by Terry Gilliam. Awesome minimalistic movie that for just once doesn't present childhood as the happy fairy-tale of suburban life and instead has the kid make it into such in any way she can.
"Avaturd"! Oho! I see what you did there! Wow, the wit on this forums never stops impressing me.Okuu_Fusion said:
All the Pokemon movies, The Island, Secret Window, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle. I absolutely love these films, but a lot of my family members/friends hate them. I don't know why either, because they're all pretty good.
And since some people have posted their disliked movies, I'll just put in a series of movies that I can't even believe how popular they are considering that they aren't really that good: Twilight. (In my opinion, the only thing those movies have going for them is the CGI, since the story is rather confusing and weak, and the characters are pretty one-dimensional.)
And since some people have posted their disliked movies, I'll just put in a series of movies that I can't even believe how popular they are considering that they aren't really that good: Twilight. (In my opinion, the only thing those movies have going for them is the CGI, since the story is rather confusing and weak, and the characters are pretty one-dimensional.)
Mega Shark Verses Giant Octopus.
I'll admit its not a very good film but some of the bits in it crack me up
I'll admit its not a very good film but some of the bits in it crack me up
For some reason, I always thought that Superman was the best of the bunch. I loved Richard Pryor, and I HATED the evil Superman. Pretty much the exact opposite of the routine opinion. I'm the first to admit that it sucks, but I love it.
Avatar. For anyone who is confused, its because it is generally hated by my friends and the majority of escapists. It was an old story that was told in a new way, which just so happened to feature aliens, robots and giant red bird-things. Also, I genuinely see Pandora as a cool sci-fi setting, and I would like to believe that the inevitable sequel will do something new and interesting but it probably won't, because with a production like this risks can't be taken. To be honest I like that Avatar doesn't try to get to deep with messages other than 'trees are nice', because although I really like sci-fi movies like District 9 and The Matrix (haven't seen Inception or Splice yet), sometimes I just want to chill and watch a bunch of dickhead humans get their collective ass kicked by giant hippie blue aliens.
'Unobtanium' is still a really stupid name though.
'Unobtanium' is still a really stupid name though.
Moving on to my other choices. I thought Ghost Rider was a really good movie, it had Nicolas Cage as a flaming skeleton killing demons while riding a motorcycle. Which is pretty high on the badass scale from shia labeouf to Chuck Norris. I also liked The Beach, Watchmen, Van Helsing and Hellboy (which pretty much everone I have ever asked hates.
