What is a movie you like but everyone else hates?

What do you guys think?

The Postman

Alexander

Hulk

The Postman

Hidden evil

Website of death

Apparently, in this forum, Guardians of the Galaxy 2

I like The Super Mario Bros Movie, It's probably just because I loved it as a child (You know, back when my tastes were almost non-existent.) Most people seem to hate me for enjoying it.

Cable Guy, Terminator 3, Doom.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Robocop 2.

I remember enjoying it as a kid too and tried to rewatch it a few years ago. Couldn't make it past the first 20 mins XD

Live Free or Die Hard. People hate on it because it didn't have F-bombs and had a weak villain but it was still an awesome movie.

A Good Day to Die Hard sucked though.

Many of the video game movies:

Super Mario Bros.

Street Fighter

Mortal Kombat

Mortal Kombat Annihilation

Movies I love that people hate me because there bad movies:

• Sharknado series
• Super Mario Bros. (guilty pleasure guys)
• Riki Oh: The Story of Ricky
• Scott Pilgrim
• Piranha
• Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
• The Dark Tower
• All Transformers movies
• Man of Steel
• Batman vs Superman
• Dodgeball
• Bloodbath at the House of Death
• Samurai Cop
• DOOM
• Mortal Kombat: Anniihlation
• All Resident Evil movies
• Hardcore Henry
• Avatar: The Last Airbender (just because the special effects were awesome)
• Robocop reboot
• Spider-Man 3

@Nintendo_Ownes7: yep it's Batman V Superman for me as well. I think it's absolutely brilliant.

• The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 2006
• Halloween H20 1998
• Deep Blue Sea 1999
• Final Destination 2000
• The Crush 1993
• Poison Ivy 1992
• The lawnmower man 1992

@AFBrat77: my favorite film of the year so far

Nobody that knows about Samurai Cop hates it.

The 13th warrior

I also love Man of Steel and can't wait for Justice League.

The only DC Films Universe movie that I thought was just average was Suicide Squad. It was fun to watch but it didn't have the same substance that I liked in movies like Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and the Dark Knight Trilogy.

Hmm movies

The Shinning

Some Adam Sandler movies

The Beaver

to name a few.

@thehig1:

Same here

@Nintendo_Ownes7: yeah I really didn't like Suicide Squad and thought Wonderwoman was rather mediocre.

I love what Zack Snyder is doing in the DCEU. The arc he's built through Man of Steel to Justice League is fantastic and strikingly relevant.

The Transformers movies first spring to mind, I really enjoy them. I didn’t realize that there were many people who didn’t like Guardians of the Galaxy 2 but if so then I’ll definitely list that movie as well since I absolutely loved it.

I love that movie as well.

It's not hated per se, but David Lynch's Lost Highway is extremely underappreciated in my eyes.

@crimsonbrute: What about the Resident Evil movies?

Oh yea, Resident Evil Retribution was pretty dam fun. They are all bad, but that one was at least enjoyable.

Oh, too many to count.

Both of the Amazing Spider-Man movies with Andrew Garfield.

Those were good. I don't know about seeing them again but I did like them once.

Some movies I saw once I thought "this is really good" I watch it a second time and it was just average, the example is Marvel's The Avengers.

Same. I loved it when I saw it the first time. Second time it was just..........eh. It was okay but not near as good as I thought.

@LJS9502_basic:

I liked those movies as well.

Everyone turns their nose up when I say Dumb and Dumber is my favorite.

Yay. They get bashed a lot though. Thought Garfield was a good Spider-Man.

Bio-Dome

It's one of the best comedies of all time yet the entire internet hates it. I will never understand that.

@LJS9502_basic:

It took a little while for me to warm up to Garfield, but I did eventually. He was great in Hacksaw Ridge as well.

@stuff238:

I could never watch Bio-Dome just because it has Pauly Shore in it, that's a deal breaker. Same with that unfunny red-headed clown Carrot Top, who also had 5 minutes of fame.

Saving Silverman

Peak Jack Black b

Donnie Darko

Cloud Atlus

Dude, everybody loves these movies

Everybody loves that, too.

@theone86: History of the World, Part I

Paranormal Activity, Waterworld.

well, "everyone" is a twerp.

Dumb and Dumber is arguably one of the best comedies of the 20th century. I think the more elitist viewer can't get over the slapstick and toilet humor, but the writing in that movie is pretty damn great, actually, and if they would give it a chance they would see why it is such a highly regarded movie.

I'm not sure what circles you run in, but I don't know a single person (outside of the occasional prude) that did not enjoy that movie. Hell, my mom and I quoted it the other day.

I mean, I laughed my ass off just from these five or so seconds:

And that's not it, there's "it's OK, I'm a limo driver" and "Sammy? Swanson? Slappy?...maybe it's on the briefcase....Oh there it is. SAMSONITE! I was WAY off".

There are literally hundreds of these small moments, in addition to the overall ludicrous comedy of the whole movie, and you are just constantly bombarded with these awesome moments.

It is arguably the most high-volume, efficient comedy ever made as far as laughs.

"You spilled the salt! Toss some salt over your shoulder" *tosses salt shaker over shoulder* LMAO

@mrbojangles25: LOL dude that movie sucked.

Ghost Rider (2007)
Doom (2005)
Hitman (2007)
Pulse (2006)
Saw movies
The Punisher (2004)
Jeepers Creepers 1 and 2
Darkness Falls
Constantine (2005 movie)
All 3 Predator movies
Rambo (2008)
The Day After Tomorrow
Mothman Prophecy
Street Kings
Anaconda
Mr. Brooks
Blade
Watchmen (Ultimate Cut. One of my all time favorite movies)
King Kong (2005 version. Probably would've enjoyed it more if it wasn't for Jack Black)
Grindhouse Deathproof

@LJS9502_basic:

Yeah I like alot of Carry's off- beat humorous movies, but I don't see any appeat to "Dumb and Dumber"

@LJS9502_basic: I'm fortunate in that I usually like a movie more on a second viewing.

You can't be disappointed twice. On a second viewing, I can't be surprised by the things bugged me the first time so it allows me to focus on the more positive aspects.

Having said that, some movies are just so bland and uninspired that I don't feel much anything no matter how many times I watch it. Looking at you Iron man, Wonderwoman and Force Awakens.

In the 90s as a child, I watched it every week for about a year. Looking back, I think at least 98% of the true humour was lost on me. But when I watched it again as a teen/adult, there was always something that I didn't notice before (even to this day). One that comes to mind was the sign on the door that they left for (what they thought) was the "Gas Man".

"How did they know I had gas???"

You are right about the high-volume comedy, it is truly crammed from start to finish.

All saw movies.

Age of Ultron

3 ninjas

Dead Silence

Home Alone 3

All final destination movies

Man of steel

Movie 43. It's crass and low brow, but I thought it was hilarious. I'm surprised that it's RT score is so low (4%). It's an ensemble cast sketch comedy film, and not every sketch was the best, but overall I thought it was hilarious. Way better than some other, similar offerings like The Onion movie.

-Byshop