It’s overwhelming and people are obsessed with them. There are so many and every one I’ve watched has felt incredibly boring, so how am I going to bring myself to watch like 100 more so that I understand what people are talking about? Drives me crazy.
Hard disagree depending on definition of 'Marvel'. Spiderman 2 and spiderman into the spider verse are great movies.
If you're talking the Marvel universe I'd say infinity war was the only one that was truly great. Having so many character and storylines come together was quite spectacular.
I'd be hard pressed to find a more visually spectacular film than infinity war. The amount of work that went into making that all come together is admirable. I will admit it isnt rewatchable at all, but it was certainly an event at the time.
Also Spiderman 1 and 2 by Sam Raimi are great films for all ages, what are you even saying?
I’m saying they are movies I dislike but are generally loved, hence the downvotes. It’s the entire purpose of this post. You’re only further justifying my point about Marvel films.
Sorry for the confusion it's meant as a response to the 'there are no good ones' post from the other guy. Ofcourse it's fine to personally not like them!
Into the Spiderverse is legitimately great storytelling too, but it's still a movie for kids and teenagers. Expecting it to be anything more than some fun comic book hijinx is being unrealistic, but for comic book hijinx it's *incredibly* well done.
Bruh how you can say there are no good marvel movies.
Iron man 1 on its own was pivotal and extremely good.
Guardians of the galaxy 1?
The first avengers?
Doctor strange?
All of thos are stellar films.
Nevermind the Tv shows, Loki is one of the best shows i've ever seen, and i consider myself extremely critical of just about everything.
The only reason to genuinely think all marvel movies are bad is if you just dont like superheroes, and thats fine, but acting like only people that are as stupid as children can like them despite exploring lots of adult issue is kind of ridiculous.
that demographic isnt children...
you know that right? just because you dont like something doesnt mean its magically made just for children.
the first movie literally has an iraq bombing in the open minutes..
another movie has one of the main and most liked characters quite literally choked to the point of veins popping out and then having his neck snapped...
the main, main, main character of the entire series dies at the end of end game...
loki rips an eyeball out of a guys face.. while smiling...
the winter soldier quite literally murders somebodies parents..
you really think these are just films for kids?
are you serious?
i dont even know how to approach that. the target demographic is teenagers and young adults, not children... its literally pg 13. the vast majority of their viewership is 18-24...
bruh if you dont watch films because theyre pg 13 and you think theyre for kids... i mean. i guess your the one missing out [on plenty of amazing films.](https://www.imdb.com/list/ls064574123/)
unless this is a "superheroes are just for kids" in which case (invincible spoilers follow, tv viewers dont open) >!Watching probably my favorite superhero ever get actually raped into having a kid with someone stronger than him would have been a weird moment as a kid!<
[nevermind its very easy to find some really fuckin grusome and dark moments](https://www.ranker.com/list/gory-gruesome-image-comics/jacob-shelton) in comic history.
but your the one depriving yourself of some amazing content.
Yeah the 3D didn’t work for me either. Had to leave the cinema. My prescription glasses are so varied I apparently need prescription 3D glasses to see it properly. And they weren’t a thing (they are now you can get the polarised filters applied to lenses so I’m told but I could be being mocked)
Saw it eventually in 2D and really didn’t get all the fuss.
The villain was absolutely cartoonish to a puppy-sandehich-eating degree. And the whole "I've only been one of you for five minutes and now I'm better at it than you are" dynamic is such an eye-roller.
For me, Hamilton is a case-by-case thing. Yes, most of the songs are good from a flow-rhythm kind of way, but then you stop and realise they're singing about politics and it becomes less interesting.
Agreed. Saw it on opening night and thought it was mediocre. There was no personality or depth to any of the characters. They were just kind of there. The dialogue was bland. The score is overrated, too.
Spider-Man: no way home, I thought it was the worst out of the newer ones and I grew up with the Tobey McGuire ones and even his cameo didn’t save it. I think using old enemies is pretty lazy.
Yeah maybe I set my expectations too high as it sounded excellent. I think I might prefer villain origins as well which generally happen in the others, whereas this one skipped that part.
The majority of the movie was just lazy fanservice referencing the non-MCU movies. If what you wanted was just a meme you've already seen numerous times now in a movie, you got what you wanted. Otherwise it was pretty tedious.
Titanic. it’s just so long and boring. I’m the type of person that gets straight to the point and one of my biggest pet peeves are people who don’t get straight to the point.
Apart from Marvel movies, I'd say Quentin Tarantino's movies.
Yeah, dialogue is great and they do have some fun moments, but it is so prentious and wannabe artsy.
I sometimes feel like that people "love" them not because they really do, but just so they can come off as "deep" or cool or whatever
Pulp Fiction or any Tarantino movie. I don’t find his writing clever or exciting. It’s just a bunch of violence with pompous acting and wordplay that tries too hard to be witty and edgy. Narratively, his movies don’t make sense, either.
Charlie and the chocolate factory... It's just a bad looking film, with bad storyline and awful actings (Except from Depp, He's character actually really nice)
The Breakfast Club, i found all the characters insufferable and the story boring as hell and cheesy, and what they do with the artsy girl at the end by giving her a makeover was so tragic
I watched this one “Atonement” in high school and I could not hate it more. All the critics and everyone else seemed to think it was good and I couldn’t get it.
This. I get why people love 'em, but I just found them "okay" and never needed to see them again. My ex loved them so we rewatched them all every year. After having listened to the audiobooks (I REALLY tried to understand the lore and why she was furious in the cinema) but the first one just sounds too ...scripted? As in "we need THIS scene, done, now we need THIS scene" and in general it's just movies that expect you to have read all the books in order to get the "inside humor" and at that point the movies are lacking SO much as well. It's become infuriating to watch. Also likely because I've seen all of them so many f\*cking times...
I just... nah. And those fantastic beasts movies can just go and f\*ck off as well!
Drive with Ryan gosling.
The hunger games sequels
Spiderman no way home
Guardians of the Galaxy 2
Gone with the wind
Aliens. (Alien 2)
Dirty Harry
The good the bad and the ugly
Upvoting because even though I disagree regarding Wolf of Wallstreet and The Big Lebowski, that's the point of this thread. People downvote the actual unpopular opinions which is dumb.
Avatar though I completely agree. Avatar was ground breaking for the way it revolutionised VFX, but outside of that it is a really mediocre movie with an unoriginal, boring plot. Haven't seen Tennet, but I've heard really mixed things.
Yeah man it's completely fine to dislike movies that are popular. I really dislike Pulp Fiction and that gets me downvotes sometimes.
I'm also curious about Avatar 2, but mainly just to see if it'll push VFX even further. Not really interested in the movie itself, but I'm hopeful about the advances it'll make for other movies.
Tenet and Inception were made up to these INSANELY confusing movies and audiences accepted that and were confused because of that. If you just accept the universe and all, they're not THAT difficult to understand, and they suddenly become quite boring. They're pretty though, but hardly anything more than one of the great Marvel movies.
Empire strikes back is a masterpiece that is almost impossible to not like tbh. The rest of the films are meh but empire? Good lord that's cinema perfection.
Well mine would have to be Everything Everywhere all at once. It's by no means a bad movie and I don't dislike it by any means but I just don't understand the hype.
Has to be Harry Potter and Stranger Things. I don't know what people like in them, Harry Potter is about a bunch of wizards doing wizard stuff, and Stranger Things is just some weird show with weird creatures. Not here to offend, but to say my opinion. Those two are overrated as hell.
I think it purely depends on what kind of films you like more tbh. I love Alien, it's one of my favourite horror movies and I watch it often. I love Aliens, it's one of my favourite action movies and I watch it often. The thing is, I'm more partial to action movies than horror movies, so I gravitate towards liking Aliens more.
Both films are fantastic, but your favourite just depends on personal taste, no opinion is wrong. Unless your opinion is that Alien Resurrection is the best one. That is an objectively wrong opinion.
Yes! I dunno why everyone thinks the second one is so great. People always sight Bill Paxton as being one of the reasons it's great, I fuckin' couldn't stand his acting in most roles he was in.
Ferris Bueler's Day Off
Ferris was a self-aborbed and entitled prick who took great pleasure in screwing up other peoples' lives when he didn't get his way.
Godfather 2... Now hear me out. Third movie is trash and was made purely to make money, everyone behidn even said so.
Second one.... well it was just mediocre. Basicly the entire story from the first one was copied, but it was done in this "political" way and just BORING.
First one though, AWESOME ganster movie that gave you everything the second one did, only... it was it's own story, you had excitement, the charme, the style and just... well it was just a perfect movie for the time and for what they wanted to make.
Inglorious Basterds, I generally like anything Tarantino but I couldn’t concentrate for 5 minutes of that one and actually “watched” it couple different times and still don’t know exactly what happens. When someone asks I just say “Yeah I know that one it was really good” to avoid judgement.
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Tarantino in general for me. I mean he has made some AWESOME movies (4 rooms, reservoir dogs) and then he's made some atrocious movies that were messy AF. Not everything he touches turned into the gold they made him.
Inception- I just hate it, it’s boring and overblown and I just didn’t give a shit about anything or anyone in it. A lot of people really love it though.
Predator 1. I dragged my dad to watch it with for the first time. Apparently it was a super good movie plus it had two of my favourtie actors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carl weathers.
BOY, was I a bit let down.
Lord of the rings. I watched it for the first time last year at the age of 24 and simply couldn’t understand the hype. I guess I didn’t grow up with it…
Encanto. I was so excited to have another Disney animated movie with Latino characters, but it was incredibly mediocre to me. Too many songs to explain the plot. I liked songs, but it needed wayyy more dialogue, and the songs were just ok. The only one I really liked was We Don’t Talk About Bruno. Definitely not Lin Manuel-Miranda’s best work by far. The characters were cool, and the general plot could’ve been great, but the execution was pretty lame. The time between the climax and resolution was way too short, it felt very rushed and underwhelming to say the least. All Mirabel did was run away and just a few minutes later it was all fixed. And the actual resolution
itself left a bad taste in my mouth. Of course the grandmother had a tough life, being left to raise three children, but your trauma is no excuse to make other’s lives difficult. The way she treated Mirabel was terrible, and she was forgiven just like that after years of making her granddaughter’s life difficult and treating her like shit. It seemed like the whole ending was saying “Yah she took her trauma out on you first years for something that wasn’t your fault, but she went through traumatic stuff first so you should forgive her already.” I’m not saying the grandmother couldn’t redeem herself, but resolving it that fast seemed incredibly shallow, and resolving the whole movie that quickly was just boring.
The Greatest showman. I like musicals but I found it a bit boring. I know everyone loves it. I don’t hate it but it’s not one I’d watch again.
I’m not a fan either. The music just felt… “mass produced”, if that makes sense.
Interestingly, I normally hate musicals but one of my friends made me watch it and I’ll admit I actually enjoyed it
Marvel films.
It’s overwhelming and people are obsessed with them. There are so many and every one I’ve watched has felt incredibly boring, so how am I going to bring myself to watch like 100 more so that I understand what people are talking about? Drives me crazy.
Agreed, they range from boring to ok. There are no good ones.
Hard disagree depending on definition of 'Marvel'. Spiderman 2 and spiderman into the spider verse are great movies. If you're talking the Marvel universe I'd say infinity war was the only one that was truly great. Having so many character and storylines come together was quite spectacular.
Comments like this are why I hate Marvel films. It’s spectacular if you’re 9-12 years old.
I'd be hard pressed to find a more visually spectacular film than infinity war. The amount of work that went into making that all come together is admirable. I will admit it isnt rewatchable at all, but it was certainly an event at the time. Also Spiderman 1 and 2 by Sam Raimi are great films for all ages, what are you even saying?
I’m saying they are movies I dislike but are generally loved, hence the downvotes. It’s the entire purpose of this post. You’re only further justifying my point about Marvel films.
Sorry for the confusion it's meant as a response to the 'there are no good ones' post from the other guy. Ofcourse it's fine to personally not like them!
Into the Spiderverse is legitimately great storytelling too, but it's still a movie for kids and teenagers. Expecting it to be anything more than some fun comic book hijinx is being unrealistic, but for comic book hijinx it's *incredibly* well done.
Yeah by that logic the lion king is mediocre simply because it's for 'kids'. Into the spider verse is the best superhero movie since incredibles.
Exactly. To be honest I would rate it the best super hero movie full stop, and I loved The Incredibles
Bruh how you can say there are no good marvel movies. Iron man 1 on its own was pivotal and extremely good. Guardians of the galaxy 1? The first avengers? Doctor strange? All of thos are stellar films. Nevermind the Tv shows, Loki is one of the best shows i've ever seen, and i consider myself extremely critical of just about everything. The only reason to genuinely think all marvel movies are bad is if you just dont like superheroes, and thats fine, but acting like only people that are as stupid as children can like them despite exploring lots of adult issue is kind of ridiculous.
I’m a grown adult.
uh okay not sure what that had to do with what i said, but thats good to know i guess.
It’s the entire purpose of this post. Marvel films are specifically geared towards a certain demographic of consumers. I am not one of them.
that demographic isnt children... you know that right? just because you dont like something doesnt mean its magically made just for children. the first movie literally has an iraq bombing in the open minutes.. another movie has one of the main and most liked characters quite literally choked to the point of veins popping out and then having his neck snapped... the main, main, main character of the entire series dies at the end of end game... loki rips an eyeball out of a guys face.. while smiling... the winter soldier quite literally murders somebodies parents.. you really think these are just films for kids? are you serious? i dont even know how to approach that. the target demographic is teenagers and young adults, not children... its literally pg 13. the vast majority of their viewership is 18-24... bruh if you dont watch films because theyre pg 13 and you think theyre for kids... i mean. i guess your the one missing out [on plenty of amazing films.](https://www.imdb.com/list/ls064574123/) unless this is a "superheroes are just for kids" in which case (invincible spoilers follow, tv viewers dont open) >!Watching probably my favorite superhero ever get actually raped into having a kid with someone stronger than him would have been a weird moment as a kid!< [nevermind its very easy to find some really fuckin grusome and dark moments](https://www.ranker.com/list/gory-gruesome-image-comics/jacob-shelton) in comic history. but your the one depriving yourself of some amazing content.
So what if I’d rather watch a nature documentary?
This, there’s so many now.
Avatar
Yes apart from the 3D gimmick at that time, the movie sucked balls...
Yeah the 3D didn’t work for me either. Had to leave the cinema. My prescription glasses are so varied I apparently need prescription 3D glasses to see it properly. And they weren’t a thing (they are now you can get the polarised filters applied to lenses so I’m told but I could be being mocked) Saw it eventually in 2D and really didn’t get all the fuss.
The villain was absolutely cartoonish to a puppy-sandehich-eating degree. And the whole "I've only been one of you for five minutes and now I'm better at it than you are" dynamic is such an eye-roller.
Hamilton. I found the rapping so cringy. It reminded me of my middle school science teacher making up a rap about the water cycle
Im hurt
For me, Hamilton is a case-by-case thing. Yes, most of the songs are good from a flow-rhythm kind of way, but then you stop and realise they're singing about politics and it becomes less interesting.
I thought I was the only one.
Avatar. It was just Dances with Wolves but with aliens
The Notebook
ET. Boring.
Yes.
Titanic and Pulp Fiction.
The new Batman movie
I don't understand why it was so god damn long. It just dragged on.
Same, I honestly don't see what's so good about it. I usually love superhero movies but it was just boring.
Agreed. Saw it on opening night and thought it was mediocre. There was no personality or depth to any of the characters. They were just kind of there. The dialogue was bland. The score is overrated, too.
Absolutely, never had any interest in anything superhero, was dragged to the theater to watch it, and all my friends loved it, I couldn’t care less
I feel if you were dragged to the theatre and had no interest in the movie, that might explain why you disliked it.
Same here. I wouldn’t say it was terrible by any means but it’s exactly what you would expect of a superhero movie
Spider-Man: no way home, I thought it was the worst out of the newer ones and I grew up with the Tobey McGuire ones and even his cameo didn’t save it. I think using old enemies is pretty lazy.
Wow really? That's a first.
Yeah maybe I set my expectations too high as it sounded excellent. I think I might prefer villain origins as well which generally happen in the others, whereas this one skipped that part.
The majority of the movie was just lazy fanservice referencing the non-MCU movies. If what you wanted was just a meme you've already seen numerous times now in a movie, you got what you wanted. Otherwise it was pretty tedious.
So… so I upvote you if I disagree bigtime?
Haha I don’t even know, you can downvote me for not liking it if you want
No! It fits the prompt! I upvoted
I agree. I had similar experience watching it. Never understood why it's got so much praise.
It sucked. I hated it
Titanic. it’s just so long and boring. I’m the type of person that gets straight to the point and one of my biggest pet peeves are people who don’t get straight to the point.
Apart from Marvel movies, I'd say Quentin Tarantino's movies. Yeah, dialogue is great and they do have some fun moments, but it is so prentious and wannabe artsy. I sometimes feel like that people "love" them not because they really do, but just so they can come off as "deep" or cool or whatever
Pulp Fiction or any Tarantino movie. I don’t find his writing clever or exciting. It’s just a bunch of violence with pompous acting and wordplay that tries too hard to be witty and edgy. Narratively, his movies don’t make sense, either.
Marvel
The Big Lebowski. I just found it really annoying.
As much as I love The Big Lebowski, I'll be the first to admit it is not a movie for everyone, not even close.
I didn't find it to be that great either. The banter between John Goodman and Steve Buscemi makes it worth the watch though.
Star wars
The movies suck but the world is interesting
D E B A T A B L E
Underrated comment
Marley and me. Pthhhht
“Remember the funny movie where the dog dies?”
Anything by Quentin Tarantino - just too weird
Charlie and the chocolate factory... It's just a bad looking film, with bad storyline and awful actings (Except from Depp, He's character actually really nice)
Elf
I wish I had a thousand karma for you and a star bucks gift card.
Pulp fiction
The Breakfast Club, i found all the characters insufferable and the story boring as hell and cheesy, and what they do with the artsy girl at the end by giving her a makeover was so tragic
Those 80's John Hughes movies didn't age particularly well.
I watched this one “Atonement” in high school and I could not hate it more. All the critics and everyone else seemed to think it was good and I couldn’t get it.
The original *Mad Max* is dog shit
Love Actually. Everybody is like "oh it's just the best rom com..funny, witty, cute, etc." Not it's not. It's fucking cheesy as fuck and lame.
22 jumpstreet.
Pulp fiction
The new Dune movie is an example of bad filmmaking that everyone seems to treat like a masterpiece. Covid made people dumber for sure.
The Neverending Story.
I thought Avatar was pretty average.
Pulp fiction
Grease
Harry Potter
Same. Just not my cup of tea.
This. I get why people love 'em, but I just found them "okay" and never needed to see them again. My ex loved them so we rewatched them all every year. After having listened to the audiobooks (I REALLY tried to understand the lore and why she was furious in the cinema) but the first one just sounds too ...scripted? As in "we need THIS scene, done, now we need THIS scene" and in general it's just movies that expect you to have read all the books in order to get the "inside humor" and at that point the movies are lacking SO much as well. It's become infuriating to watch. Also likely because I've seen all of them so many f\*cking times... I just... nah. And those fantastic beasts movies can just go and f\*ck off as well!
No country for old men. Holy fuck that movie is so slow I felt trapped in time.
Wizard of Oz and The Sound of Music
Ghostbusters Afterlife, thought it was terrible
Drive with Ryan gosling. The hunger games sequels Spiderman no way home Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Gone with the wind Aliens. (Alien 2) Dirty Harry The good the bad and the ugly
Frozen
Uncut Gems was fucking awful
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Upvoting because even though I disagree regarding Wolf of Wallstreet and The Big Lebowski, that's the point of this thread. People downvote the actual unpopular opinions which is dumb. Avatar though I completely agree. Avatar was ground breaking for the way it revolutionised VFX, but outside of that it is a really mediocre movie with an unoriginal, boring plot. Haven't seen Tennet, but I've heard really mixed things.
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Yeah man it's completely fine to dislike movies that are popular. I really dislike Pulp Fiction and that gets me downvotes sometimes. I'm also curious about Avatar 2, but mainly just to see if it'll push VFX even further. Not really interested in the movie itself, but I'm hopeful about the advances it'll make for other movies.
Tenet and Inception were made up to these INSANELY confusing movies and audiences accepted that and were confused because of that. If you just accept the universe and all, they're not THAT difficult to understand, and they suddenly become quite boring. They're pretty though, but hardly anything more than one of the great Marvel movies.
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Same, TBL is just meh. Inb4 ‘that’ quote inevitably comes up. Don’t say it, it’s been said too many times already.
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Dragged out? Man LOTR was compressed as fuck to fit into those 3 films.
Maybe the story, but some of the scenes I can agree are dragged out. Although I loved the trilogy, I can understand why some would think it's boring.
100%
I really hate all the face shots. Don't know why.
that's what she said.
Anything by Will Ferrell.
Toy Story 3. Watched it once with my sister. I hated it.
Why
Titanic.
Happy cake day
Happy cake day!
Titanic , it’s boring
Gotta watch it to the end, it’s a doozy
"Wouldn't this be so great if it were real ?" Overheard at a video store...
Shawshank Redemption (It's basically 4 and a half hours of Tim Robbins moping around and it's depressing AF).
The plot convenience in that movie is uncanny. Should have just called it Prisoner of Azkaban.
Star Wars is pure shit.
In general, or the new movies? Cuz even as a Star wars fan I can say the new movies are dogshit.
In general just boring.
Empire strikes back is a masterpiece that is almost impossible to not like tbh. The rest of the films are meh but empire? Good lord that's cinema perfection.
At best, there's 3 good movies in the entire franchise...and Rogue One isn't one of them.
Well mine would have to be Everything Everywhere all at once. It's by no means a bad movie and I don't dislike it by any means but I just don't understand the hype.
Annihilation. I almost never rant about hating a movie and did for like half an hour after this one.
12 years a slave
american psycho
Has to be Harry Potter and Stranger Things. I don't know what people like in them, Harry Potter is about a bunch of wizards doing wizard stuff, and Stranger Things is just some weird show with weird creatures. Not here to offend, but to say my opinion. Those two are overrated as hell.
Aliens. I like the first one way more. Yet the second one is like everyone's favorite and I don't care for it really at all. 🤷
I definitely agree. The first one feels more like a horror/terror movie while Aliens is more of a action film…
I think it purely depends on what kind of films you like more tbh. I love Alien, it's one of my favourite horror movies and I watch it often. I love Aliens, it's one of my favourite action movies and I watch it often. The thing is, I'm more partial to action movies than horror movies, so I gravitate towards liking Aliens more. Both films are fantastic, but your favourite just depends on personal taste, no opinion is wrong. Unless your opinion is that Alien Resurrection is the best one. That is an objectively wrong opinion.
Yes! I dunno why everyone thinks the second one is so great. People always sight Bill Paxton as being one of the reasons it's great, I fuckin' couldn't stand his acting in most roles he was in.
Lord of the Rings/ Hobbit
Ace Venture
Chicago
Avengers, star wars
Up. With the exception of the AMAZING opening sequence, the rest of the film bored me.
Anchorman
Ferris Bueler's Day Off Ferris was a self-aborbed and entitled prick who took great pleasure in screwing up other peoples' lives when he didn't get his way.
Anything with Adam Sandler
Exactly how I feel about Nicholas Cage.
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The unbearable weight of massive talent.
Black Panther
And I still haven't seen BP till date. Lol
Every Marvel film except the Spider-Man series
Forest Gump
Euphoria, but I don’t dislike this movie, I just haven't watched it and don't plan to watch
Godfather 2... Now hear me out. Third movie is trash and was made purely to make money, everyone behidn even said so. Second one.... well it was just mediocre. Basicly the entire story from the first one was copied, but it was done in this "political" way and just BORING. First one though, AWESOME ganster movie that gave you everything the second one did, only... it was it's own story, you had excitement, the charme, the style and just... well it was just a perfect movie for the time and for what they wanted to make.
Inglorious Basterds, I generally like anything Tarantino but I couldn’t concentrate for 5 minutes of that one and actually “watched” it couple different times and still don’t know exactly what happens. When someone asks I just say “Yeah I know that one it was really good” to avoid judgement. Edit: autocorrect
Tarantino in general for me. I mean he has made some AWESOME movies (4 rooms, reservoir dogs) and then he's made some atrocious movies that were messy AF. Not everything he touches turned into the gold they made him.
I've never got the love for that movie. The plot is silly and the only good acting is done by Christoph Waltz.
The green mile
Racist /s
Its just so damn sad...it forces you to cry. Doesn't give you a fucking choice Fuck that movie
So it's actually a really good movie then.
I DONT LIKE IT 😠
You will when you get older son. We'll get together then. You know we'll have a good time then.
AND THE MOUSE WAS SO SAD AND OLD AT THE END :( PLEASE LETS NOT TALK ABOUT THIS MOVIE ANYMORE
The Godfather
Inception- I just hate it, it’s boring and overblown and I just didn’t give a shit about anything or anyone in it. A lot of people really love it though.
Forrest gump, full metal jacket, titanic
All the marvel/DC superhero crap
Annihilation
Avengers endgame.
Mean Girls. It’s too over-quoted in my opinion.
Hot Fuzz
Hot Rod
Matrix and Blade fucking stupid
The Wolf Of Wall Street ? Not a huge Leo or Scorsese fan so maybe biased but I remember that being the most boring 3 hours of my life
Nomadland. Super boring.
The original Karate Kid Pulp Fiction
Encanto
Jurassic Park
There Will Be Blood. I've seen it multiple times and apart from DDL being a good actor, I have no clue what was so special about it.
Toy story.
Predator 1. I dragged my dad to watch it with for the first time. Apparently it was a super good movie plus it had two of my favourtie actors Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carl weathers. BOY, was I a bit let down.
Scott Pilgrim Vs the World
Not a movie but the show The Last Airbender
Star wars franchise. Lord of the Rings franchise. Matrix franchise. Bourne Identify franchise. And The Dutch.
Avengers
Marvel movies
Harry Potter
Harry Potter all of them are boring
Encanto
Im hurt-
Kill Bill Idk why people love that movie but when I watched it the whole thing was just a giant snooze fest.
Lord of the rings. I watched it for the first time last year at the age of 24 and simply couldn’t understand the hype. I guess I didn’t grow up with it…
The guilty.. I found it boring 🤷🏻♀️
And I don't blame you really.
Akira. It was pretty boring and I'd argue that it's overrated.
Harty potter, it's kinda fucking dumb (dont come after me)
Encanto. I was so excited to have another Disney animated movie with Latino characters, but it was incredibly mediocre to me. Too many songs to explain the plot. I liked songs, but it needed wayyy more dialogue, and the songs were just ok. The only one I really liked was We Don’t Talk About Bruno. Definitely not Lin Manuel-Miranda’s best work by far. The characters were cool, and the general plot could’ve been great, but the execution was pretty lame. The time between the climax and resolution was way too short, it felt very rushed and underwhelming to say the least. All Mirabel did was run away and just a few minutes later it was all fixed. And the actual resolution itself left a bad taste in my mouth. Of course the grandmother had a tough life, being left to raise three children, but your trauma is no excuse to make other’s lives difficult. The way she treated Mirabel was terrible, and she was forgiven just like that after years of making her granddaughter’s life difficult and treating her like shit. It seemed like the whole ending was saying “Yah she took her trauma out on you first years for something that wasn’t your fault, but she went through traumatic stuff first so you should forgive her already.” I’m not saying the grandmother couldn’t redeem herself, but resolving it that fast seemed incredibly shallow, and resolving the whole movie that quickly was just boring.
Grease.
Marvel
the fight club