Movies you like but everyone hates

[blitz]

I don't care if Rotten Tomatoes gave Home Alone a 55% it still has 100% in my heart

[darthYENIK]

What the f*ck? 55% for Home Alone?

 

Critics suck. I might trust two movie critics, and both sometimes pan movies that become classics every now and then. The only critic you can trust, is yourself.

[TheGodDamnMaster]

^Before he passed, Roger Ebert had the audacity to call Home Alone 3 "fresh, very funny, and better than the first two".

[otachi]

Also BAD BOYS 2,i seriously don't get the hate,the movie was really entertaining and really funny,i laughed every time even the reggie scene,it was very violent with one of the best action scenes in 2000s,and the villain wasn't bad,anyone remember the joseph scene??. that was brutal.

 

But the movie definitely wasn't groundbreaking or anything,but it was still one of the best buddy cop movies ever mad along with bad boys 1 and lethal weapon 1 and rush hour.

 

 

Edit:i forgot that i did mention bad boys 2 hahaha.

Edited August 4, 2016 by otachi

[Devdevi45]

Armageddon God That's a Good Movie! It even made Me Cry.

[Majestic81]

Cobra. I like that movie and I liked the psycho leader.

 

Jeepers Creepers 2. Was very fun to watch at night.

 

I wouldn't say people "hated" those movies but they aren't that popular.

[EvilPickle12]

I liked all of the Resident Evil movies, and i actually like Adam Sandler's movies

[9i OTD]

Batman V Superman

[Voodoo]

Almost everyone hated House of 1000 Corpses calling it a pretentious over-stylized Texas Chainsaw Massacre rip-off but I love it. I love the theme, sets, characters, score and the cast. You've got the legendary Sid Haig and Karen Black, Sheri Moon who is just the right kind of scary-hot-crazy, Rainn Wilson, Walton Goggins and a fat, coked out Chris Hardwick. I've probably seen it at least 20 times and it never gets old.

 

 

[ULPaperContact]

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

 

IT WASN'T THAT BAD, COME ON

[jaidev]

Most Seth Rogen movies lol (except Green Hornet, absolutely terrible!).

[A8ul99]

Hmm. Oh, here it is:

 

- Poltergeist 3

- Cyborg (009)

- Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome

- Commando

- RoboCop 2 & 3

- Last Action Hero

[blitz]

Suicide Squad was dope. Don't really care what anyone says and Margot Robbie makes me question my sexuality.

Edited September 28, 2016 by blitz

[Algonquin Assassin]

Almost everyone hated House of 1000 Corpses calling it a pretentious over-stylized Texas Chainsaw Massacre rip-off but I love it. I love the theme, sets, characters, score and the cast. You've got the legendary Sid Haig and Karen Black, Sheri Moon who is just the right kind of scary-hot-crazy, Rainn Wilson, Walton Goggins and a fat, coked out Chris Hardwick. I've probably seen it at least 20 times and it never gets old.

 

 

 

I love this movie too. Speaking of Rob Zombie flicks I remember the remakes of Halloween and Hallowen II getting a fair bit of flack, but I personally enjoy them.

[LincolnClay]

A recent one...suicide squad. Best movie of the year for me. Not that I watch a lot of movies anyway though. I don't get why it is hated. It had flaws, but it doesn't deserve the hate that would make sense for some other certain movies that came out this year (looking at you, Ghostbusters).

[DarkSavageDeathlyCloud]

i love every movie of the jurassic park franchise

 

and i also really like the mask 2

 

and wild wild west

 

and the star wars prequels...which i honestly like more then the original trilogy in many aspects, especialy considering how they influenced some star wars EU novels in some ways

[Claude4Catalina]

I can't speak for the majority on this one, but I really rated Black Mass, but speaking to friends about it, nobody seemed to like it. The inevitable Goodfellas comparisons come in thick and heavy, and I wouldn't go as far to say its a perfect film, could've been longer to give a bit more background to the previous Irish-on-Irish infighting in Boston that helped lead up to Bulger's rise to power, but as a piece of entertainment I thought it was great.

[GrizzJack]

human centipede 3
haven't seen such well made trash-movie for a long time

Edited August 30, 2016 by GrizzJack

[aliceg94]

S. Darko. Everyone hated it. I think most of the hate came from it being a sequel to Donnie Darko though. I try not to think of it like that. I think it's a great movie on its own.

Edited August 30, 2016 by aliceg94

[Joemoetoe]

DOA. I like it the action is good and I prefer it over the games lol.

[IDredMan]

Apparently Watch Men.

I get some of the hate for it... But I really don't think it's as bad as some people say.

[otachi]

Apparently Watch Men.

I get some of the hate for it... But I really don't think it's as bad as some people say.

Everybody loves this movie.

[feckyerlife]

World of Warcraft and Kingsglavie. granted i would've been disappointed paying to watch these movies at the theater. But paying 4 bucks to rent them and watch them at home, they ended up being decent movies

[Saggy]

Little Nicky.

 

Best Adam Sandler movie ever yet everyone says it's the worst.

[Femme Fatale]

Little Nicky.

 

Best Adam Sandler movie ever yet everyone says it's the worst.

Actually, the worst is Jack & Jill...

[ProKiller93]

Sharknado

[Gnocchi Flip Flops]

All Iron Man movies. Also Vacation (2015) and Transformers (2007).

[iBUCKEYE]

All Iron Man movies. Also Vacation (2015) and Transformers (2007).

The Iron Man movies are kinda weird in that Iron Man 1 is loved, Iron Man 2 is hated, and Iron Man 3 seems to be split.

 

I like em all, but I feel like 2 gets mistaken for a bad movie. Its poor compared to the better MCU movies, but its a decent action movie by itself.

[Algonquin Assassin]

Also Vacation (2015)

Same. I guess like with most remakes people just square them up with the originals ignoring the merits the remakes bring in their own regard.

 

The original Vacation is a classic no doubt, but I really enjoyed the new one and would watch it again. My favourite part was the rat on the guy's shoulder and he didn't even see it lol.

 

Is it a great movie? Probably not, but definitely worth a watch a few times IMO.

[Vik]

I like em all, but I feel like 2 gets mistaken for a bad movie. Its poor compared to the better MCU movies, but its a decent action movie by itself.

 

It's an OK, but extremely flawed movie. The biggest issues with Iron Man 2 is its pace, lack of villain expansion, plot holes, bit of filler, and large plate to cover for 2 hour timeframe. Often times I would watch Iron Man 2 and say "What? Why would they put that type of content in it when X would be more effective?". Scenes like when Hammer helps Rhodey to equip the Mark 2 suit with weaponry was useless, rather they could have spent more time Ivan or whatever his name was. Same goes for the scene where Ivan has a meal with Hammer. They could have developed a much better arc without Ivan himself. Also what was with the whole Tony dying to his arc becoming less effective arc? That was totally useless. The best superhero movies gives the same amount of attention to the antagonist as they do to the protagonist. Then they had to set up SHIELD for The Avengers, which brought its own arc. Pretty sure Jon Favreau had less creative control as the result of this, as it shows that if he DOES get control, the movies he can make are great (Chef, Jungle Book, etc).

 

Can't deny the action scenes were fun as hell though, but it was just a passable film compared to the first Iron Man. Don't understand the argument (if its presented) that it's supposed to be a popcorn/fun movie (ala Suicide Squad or Fast 7). I don't go to the movie theater to watch something mindlessly, I enjoy understanding the characters' motives and how that can impact the narrative.