Films that everybody else likes , but you don't

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Children's Disney films - like Beauty and the Beast...they were fine when I was younger, but I really don't see the big deal any more.

This. Definitely this.

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m.dot.mak

Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean

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Tweedy

The Lion King

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Tweedy

Original post by tinkertailor

Anyone who didn't like Inception seriously needs to stick to their dumb Twilight movies, much easier to understand :rolleyes:

Or anyone who didn't like Fight Club, TDK/TDKR and The Matrix for that matter. These movies are the types that Hollywood should be making, not garbage like Avaturd, Twilight, Superhero smash brothers aka Avenegers.

I disliked Inception. Not because I didn't understand it, but because it was just POOR!

I challenge anyone to find the plot gripping without that endless bl**dy cliche-tense-heartbeat-like background noise. Ugh.

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IbanezTotoro

Original post by Tweedy

The Lion King

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I bet that was a line originally written for Mufasa

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IbanezTotoro

Knocked Up and Juno, they just weren't at all funny/ Also, anything with Michael Cera, he plays the same socially awkward, nerdy character in every film he's in.

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a5000

The Hangover & Grease,

can't stand them!

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Amanbabbar./

Billy Madison.
All my friends seem to love that film.

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Amanbabbar./

Original post by Tweedy

The Lion King

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O:
How can you not like The Lion King?

500 days of summer.

Original post by DavidSilvaMCFC

I'll get things started.

The Christopher Nolan Batman films. 3 dreary hours of cheesy dialogue. I just find them rather boring. In the newest one Michael Caine (Alfred) gives away the ending to the film right at the beginning. Although I do suppose the scene in the second one where the Joker tries to blow up the hospital was pretty funny.

Napoleon Dynamite too, just not funny at all

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OK, so you don't get that everything is subjective?

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pinksugar

Grease, 500 days of Summer, The Avengers, Captain America, Titanic, Scott Pilgrim, Juno...

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3mma_gal96

Probably Stepbrothers...everyone loves it but I don't think it's all that if I'm honest...

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Plainview

Original post by Malevolent

Life of Pi.

Why?

EDIT: and why would you neg me instead of answering my question?

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Tweedy

Original post by pinksugar

Grease, 500 days of Summer, The Avengers, Captain America, Titanic, Scott Pilgrim, Juno...

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JUNO IS AWFUL.

When I watched it as a teenage girl with a uterus I was offended by what the writer seemed to be suggesting I should do with it if it accidentally got filled with baby.

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Yemiisii

Les miserables
WAYYYYYYY too much singing!! I was soo angry I spent money watching it in the cinema LOL

Green Mile.

I tend to find anything that's been hyped tends to put me off it.

Titanic - Utter tripe.
Avtar - Infact, anything by David Cameron seems to be pump.

I got taken to the cinema to watch those series of films with Werewolves and Vampires in a love story. Oh my god. Who funded that?

Star Wars prequels.

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ReuyJ

Shutter island was god awful and predictable.

Lord of the rings, boring story that seems to have made the films longer then the story they tell. ( films only, inb4 fags saying ' they missed out so much of the book') - no one cares

Edit: everyone whos opinion that matters hates twilight, its not a rare thing to dislike ,so it does not belong in this thread.

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Lady_L

Original post by Ezekiella

This. Definitely this.

It's annoying when people are like, "let's watch loads of Disney films it'll be so fun"...and I'm just thinking, "can't we watch something a little more interesting". I mean they are meant for young children...I guess it's just people's nostalgia.