lazycrockett said:

I love this movie. Would buy it on blu-ray. i have it on DVD at least!

alphastreet said:

Oh and I liked Catwoman a little in 2004

I liked it too.

I really don't know if this movie was liked or disliked by most, but I love watching it...

missfee said:

I really don't know if this movie was liked or disliked by most, but I love watching it...

I love this movie, too!

missfee said:

I really don't know if this movie was liked or disliked by most, but I love watching it...

That was a good one

Speed Racer - Why this was panned by critics and the general public, I have no idea. It was awesome!

missfee said:

I really don't know if this movie was liked or disliked by most, but I love watching it...

Me too.

And The English Patient too. Despite all the awards for which it was nominated, no one else I know likes that movie.

sextonseven said:

Speed Racer - Why this was panned by critics and the general public, I have no idea. It was awesome!

I like that one too. I think its too artsy for the mainstream.

This is more like a response of "Movies I Love But No One Else Does, But That's Only Because They Have Not Seen Them Or Heard Of Them".

The Idolmaker

Jaws 2

Under the Cherry Moon

Friday the 13th Part 2

The Blair Witch Project

Eddie & The Cruisers

The absolute worst one:

Two of a Kind...Olivia Newton John & John Travolta's OTHER movie. I am totally embarrassed that I like this one but I do.

ufoclub said:

sextonseven said:

Speed Racer - Why this was panned by critics and the general public, I have no idea. It was awesome!

I like that one too. I think its too artsy for the mainstream.

Interesting. I'm assuming you mean too unconventional with the crazy colors and effects. That's what I like most about it. The big finish gave me eye orgasms when I saw it at an IMAX theater.

sextonseven said:

ufoclub said:

I like that one too. I think its too artsy for the mainstream.

Interesting. I'm assuming you mean too unconventional with the crazy colors and effects. That's what I like most about it. The big finish gave me eye orgasms when I saw it at an IMAX theater.

The narrative style is also unconventional and follows through with the surreal mood and stylization of the cartoon. The crazy environments, the flashbacks, the pacing... all bizarre and not mainstream!

Mary Reilly

Julia Roberts is totally miscast as Mary

the movie is cut funny

But John Malcolvich saves the movie as the Dr Jeckl, Mr Hide character. He is sexiest when he is evil.

alphastreet said:

Robin Hood: Men In Tights (mj fans will kill me, I had no clue who directed it when I saw it in 94')

A Night At the Roxbury

Bringing Down the House (it was lame but I got a good laugh though no one around me liked it)

Men in Tights I watched so many times, it was silly and funny, very Mel Brooks. I don't get what folks didn't like either.

And A Night At the Roxbury, it's silly, I like it too.

Poplife88 said:

The Blair Witch Project

I like this one a lot. The horror was more real than any of those over the top slasher films.

ufoclub said:

sextonseven said:

Interesting. I'm assuming you mean too unconventional with the crazy colors and effects. That's what I like most about it. The big finish gave me eye orgasms when I saw it at an IMAX theater.

The narrative style is also unconventional and follows through with the surreal mood and stylization of the cartoon. The crazy environments, the flashbacks, the pacing... all bizarre and not mainstream!

That makes sense. The only other person I know who liked it as much as I did is Anxiety. Both our tastes are definitely not mainstream.

sextonseven said:

Poplife88 said:

The Blair Witch Project

I like this one a lot. The horror was more real than any of those over the top slasher films.

I saw this in the theater when it was only playing in select theaters in the country. One of those select theaters happened to be down the street from where I used to live in Chicago. My roomate and I kept seeing lines outside the theater so figured we needed to check this thing out. Having NO idea what the movie was about it scarred the living crap out of us. We werent sure it was true, but it sure felt like it. Also I always think the scariest things are things you DON'T see as its up to your imagination to figure it out. Anyway, we told everyone we knew how scary it was...well the thing finally got a wide release and we heard nothing but crap from eveyrone about how dumb and NOT scary it was. I watch to this day and can't figure out why people hated it so much. It STILL gets me.

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Poplife88 said:

sextonseven said:

I like this one a lot. The horror was more real than any of those over the top slasher films.

I saw this in the theater when it was only playing in select theaters in the country. One of those select theaters happened to be down the street from where I used to live in Chicago. My roomate and I kept seeing lines outside the theater so figured we needed to check this thing out. Having NO idea what the movie was about it scarred the living crap out of us. We werent sure it was true, but it sure felt like it. Also I always think the scariest things are things you DON'T see as its up to your imagination to figure it out. Anyway, we told everyone we knew how scary it was...well the thing finally got a wide release and we heard nothing but crap from eveyrone about how dumb and NOT scary it was. I watch to this day and can't figure out why people hated it so much. It STILL gets me.

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Speaking of things you don't see, I thought the first Paranormal Activity movie was very scary too. But that one is more highly regarded than the Blair Witch Project.

sextonseven said:

Poplife88 said:

I saw this in the theater when it was only playing in select theaters in the country. One of those select theaters happened to be down the street from where I used to live in Chicago. My roomate and I kept seeing lines outside the theater so figured we needed to check this thing out. Having NO idea what the movie was about it scarred the living crap out of us. We werent sure it was true, but it sure felt like it. Also I always think the scariest things are things you DON'T see as its up to your imagination to figure it out. Anyway, we told everyone we knew how scary it was...well the thing finally got a wide release and we heard nothing but crap from eveyrone about how dumb and NOT scary it was. I watch to this day and can't figure out why people hated it so much. It STILL gets me.

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Speaking of things you don't see, I thought the first Paranormal Activity movie was very scary too. But that one is more highly regarded than the Blair Witch Project.

They're both genius works in my opinion, and Blair Witch was incredibly influential because it was so effective to many people. But there would not be a Paranormal if the writer director had not been inspired by Blair Witch! And he was.

Poplife88 said:

sextonseven said:

I like this one a lot. The horror was more real than any of those over the top slasher films.

I saw this in the theater when it was only playing in select theaters in the country. One of those select theaters happened to be down the street from where I used to live in Chicago. My roomate and I kept seeing lines outside the theater so figured we needed to check this thing out. Having NO idea what the movie was about it scarred the living crap out of us. We werent sure it was true, but it sure felt like it. Also I always think the scariest things are things you DON'T see as its up to your imagination to figure it out. Anyway, we told everyone we knew how scary it was...well the thing finally got a wide release and we heard nothing but crap from eveyrone about how dumb and NOT scary it was. I watch to this day and can't figure out why people hated it so much. It STILL gets me.

Yeah I liked "The Blair Witch Project" especially when they finally find that small house after circling around in the woods for hours on end.

English Patient.......ugh. Pure torture. Worst movie EVER

StillGotIt said:

English Patient.......ugh. Pure torture. Worst movie EVER

This thread is for movies you LIKE.

buttfreaks 2

catwoman

ever after

Under the cherry moon.

I just thought about it.

Judge Dredd. "I am the Law" gets me everytime.

I'm starting to suffer withdrawal symptoms, when is Dredd?

RicoN said:

buttfreaks 2

"Two Weeks Notice" with Bullock and Grant