What movie do you hate that people like?

Avatar. It looks incredible, I just never cared enough about the story to really love it.

Wicked, won't watch it, just hate it!

The latest one was Marty Supreme.

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The Notebook!! I don’t generally like that type of movie anyway, but I really REALLY don’t like this movie. Really.

Any superhero movie. Can't stand them.

Love actually

Moulin Rouge

Elf. I hate it so much.

Probably Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies. I grew up on the whimsy of things like Batman The Animated Series, Tim Burton’s vision of Batman and even the 1960’s TV show. I just found Nolan’s vision for the Batman mythology and universe stripped away most of what I liked about it to begin with for the sake of making it more gritty and real.

Almost anything with Adam Sandler or Will Ferrell

La La Land

Fight Club. I've seen it. I understand it. I still hate it.

Avatar. Visually amazing, but the story always felt kind of predictable to me

Forrest Gump.

All the modern marvel CGI  movies. They're more like cd rom video games with actors inserted

Breakfast club

Harry Potter 🫣

One Battle After Another

Lalaland. Most of the dialogue is stupid, the dancing scenes feel so empty, the opening scene alone covers the worst 5 min I've spent watching a movie, and I watched Human Centipede 2. The starting development of the main couple is nonsense. By the time it gets decent, there are only 15 min left for the movie.

Elf

The new Dune Movies..I tried and just can’t get into them.

Interstellar

Any of the Harry Potter Movies

The Godfather

Titanic

The Dark Knight Rises The reality is that TDKR is horrible

I thought Smile and A Quiet Place were terrible. I know horror, like all art, is subjective, but I found it incredibly hard to enjoy either of them. I didn't find them scary or particularly intelligently written.

Interstellar. An absolute snore fest.

The Hangover.

anything Wes Anderson

Step Brothers

Garden State. What an insufferable piece of media.

It follows

A Clockwork Orange.

The Hateful Eight I usually love slower paced movies, but this one was just weird. Definitely my least favorite Tarantino movie.

Split

Marty supreme - such a waste of time

The Breakfast Club.

Shrek. I don't know that i hate it, but I was in elementary school when it came out. Every movie day at school, every sleepover, every birthday if a movie was put on.. saw a lot of Shrek. The intro song is almost triggering to me at this point.

Is it wrong to say that I found the 28 Years Later movie to be meh overall? Like, it wasn't bad, but I didn't find it great either. Just a solid meh to me.

Marvel movies. People love them and I'm happy for them, but I find them too predictable.

Wonder woman

The Boondocks Saints

“This is the end”

I know I'm gonna get murdered for this but.... I HATED Gladiator. Just hated it.

Shawshank Redemption, it's 4 and a half hours of Tim Robbins moping around and if you weren't already depressed before watching it then you will be by the time it's over.

The Denis Villeneuve DUNE movies. Good god are they boring and soulless. How do you take such a fascinating story and cast of characters, and make me basically not care about any of them? There's no sense of purpose, no dramatic questions, no shape or texture to the story. I'm a leaf in the wind! OK, but like, was that in any way a thing you were working on as a character? What's the plan for the big battle? Attack!

Minecraft Pure, abject, dreck.

Titanic. Couldn’t finish it.

I don't know how Ready Player One got as popular as it did. It was basically Listnook: the Movie.

Sinners. Just do not get the hype. Visually good, total rip off of disk til dawn otherwise. Which I also didn’t like.

Titanic

Bridesmaids

Star wars

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The Pianist. I can't explain it. I just hated that movie. 

Frozen

Midsommer

The Notebook

The Notebook This is not a relationship to model from

Elf. Can’t stand it

Elf

Listnookors are truly the most ragebait and rude filled people on the internet

Grease

Everything everywhere all at once

Bio-Dome 😊

The Greatest Showman 👎

I was bored AF watching the newer Dune movies. Never got into either flick 

Arrival 2016. I like the film’s ideas, but the twist has always felt like a cheat to me. The movie presents Louise’s “memories” as if they’re flashbacks to the mid 2000s, no aging, no tech changes, no fashion shifts, but in universe she’s actually remembering the 2030s. The film deliberately hides all future markers so the audience won’t realise these scenes are flash forwards. The ending depends on Louise recalling a future conversation with General Shang verbatim, which means her future memories must be precise. If she can remember his whispered words perfectly, she should also be remembering the future world with the same clarity: aging, tech, context, everything. But the film can’t show that without giving away the twist, so it presents the future like the past. It’s a clever emotional trick but it breaks the internal logic for me. Every time I mention this, I get downvoted like I’ve just told the Spanish Inquisition “there is no God.” I always say I won’t post this opinion again, but here I am.

Barbie. After all the glowing reviews I've tried several times to give it a chance and just can't get past the first 10-15 mins.

Barbie, Wicked, Maleficent, Cinderella (2015) Jungle Book (2016), Christopher Robin, basically any Disney live action de-make, Tangled, Frozen (and its sequels), Moana, Despicable Me, Cars, basically 95% of animated movies out today and many others.

Sinners...was def not oscar worthy or even a good vampire movie

Anything Tarantino. Especially his later works. HIs only direction to his actors appears to be "Overact........ No, MORE!!!!"

A Quiet Place

Serendipity

The Batman. Brooding, badly-lit mess.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - f****** put me to sleep so fast. Three times. I love Gary Oldman but goddamn

The big Lebowski. I can never finish it

The Barbie movie.

The Godfather trilogy

The kill bill movies

Hocus Pocus

Pirates of the Caribbean. The plot/story is terrible—even watched it again, wondering if I had missed something—only thing worthwhile about it was Captain Jack Sparrow (but f*** Johnny Depp) Didn't even bother with the sequels.

No Country For Old Men. I still want my 2 hours & $10 back.

Step Brothers

Napoleon Dynamite. I kept waiting for it to get good so I could understand all the hype, never happened.

Lord of the rings

*13 Hours by Air*

Boat trip, aka Cuba Gooding Juniors pinnacle achievement in cinemas.

Batman :x

Star Wars

Licorice Pizza

Perfect Blue

Jerry Maguire.

all of the harry potter movies

Star Wars movies. They’re boring and the story line is all over the place.

Star Wars

I watched Train Dreams and felt very sorry that I didn’t really enjoy it at all. Usually that sort of film would be right up my alley but I just couldn’t get into it. Couldn’t connect with the characters or the emotions of the story and I thought some of the acting was weak, which also killed my engagement with the story at points. The main character was played well, though, and it is a gorgeous film visually. Oh well.

Avatar

star wars 😔

Waterboy

Forest gump

Avatar

I consider Spotlight the worst Best Picture w***** next to Crash

Scarface. I’ve hated that & most ‘gangster’ movies since the ‘80s.

Star wars 7, 8,9. All terrible, especially 9.

Shrek Yeah, I said it

The Force Awakens. The praise heaped on this mediocre non-sensical chunk of forgettable cinematic fast food, had me experience cognitive dissonance.

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