Loved films you hated

[66Crush]

I really tried to like "Twilight" because I'm a big fan of Kristen Stewart's (all of her other movies are pretty good). But, all the hype, I just couldn't take it anymore! I didn't want to jump on the backlash bandwagon, but enough is enough.

[InformationGeek]

I really tried to like "Twilight" because I'm a big fan of Kristen Stewart's (all of her other movies are pretty good). But, all the hype, I just couldn't take it anymore! I didn't want to jump on the backlash bandwagon, but enough is enough.

Again, Twilight is not a loved film outside of its small audience.  Though you are right.  Kristen Stewart's other movies are pretty good, like The Runaways and Welcome to the Rileys. 

[God the Worms]

Avatar: Trey Parker said it best, "Dances With Snurfs".

What's Eating Gilbert Grape:I hate any movie this depressing.

Powder: See above.

[Bmeansgood]

I have to second the Dark Knight.  I have friends who still can't fathom that I don't like Dark Knight.  It has some nice moments but it just didn't do it for me.  I was really bored and wanting it to end. 

[moregore]

Titanic never liked that movie

[66Crush]

Please allow me to add "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" my list of hated film. I finally saw it for the first time the other night. I have come to the conclusion that I have never seen such an over hyped snooze fest in my life.

[Saucerman]

Forrest Gump.  What an overblown, self-righteous piece of cynical, emotionally-manipulative crap.  Here's a white-washed, feel-good primer on American history, 1955-1983, as seen through the eyes of a mentally-handicapped man who in the feel-good high point of the film, is raped (yes, raped.  He is not in a position to give informed consent to Jenny, so it is rape.  Try making a movie where a man has sex with a mentally-handicapped woman, see how far you get) by the person he values most, all set to the tune of a medley of Baby Boomers' favorite songs.  Everything is so coldly calculated out -- here's a scene and song, cry to it; here's another scene and song, laugh but don't do so uproariously.  And don't forget to have a Dr. Pepper with it!

[Frank81]

Forrest Gump.  What an overblown, self-righteous piece of cynical, emotionally-manipulative crap.  Here's a white-washed, feel-good primer on American history, 1955-1983, as seen through the eyes of a mentally-handicapped man who in the feel-good high point of the film, is raped (yes, raped.  He is not in a position to give informed consent to Jenny, so it is rape.  Try making a movie where a man has sex with a mentally-handicapped woman, see how far you get) by the person he values most, all set to the tune of a medley of Baby Boomers' favorite songs.  Everything is so coldly calculated out -- here's a scene and song, cry to it; here's another scene and song, laugh but don't do so uproariously.  And don't forget to have a Dr. Pepper with it!

Life is  not a  box of chocklates or  almost  any pretentious  Tom Hanks movie.

[tracy]

Forrest Gump.  What an overblown, self-righteous piece of cynical, emotionally-manipulative crap.  Here's a white-washed, feel-good primer on American history, 1955-1983, as seen through the eyes of a mentally-handicapped man who in the feel-good high point of the film, is raped (yes, raped.  He is not in a position to give informed consent to Jenny, so it is rape.  Try making a movie where a man has sex with a mentally-handicapped woman, see how far you get) by the person he values most, all set to the tune of a medley of Baby Boomers' favorite songs.  Everything is so coldly calculated out -- here's a scene and song, cry to it; here's another scene and song, laugh but don't do so uproariously.  And don't forget to have a Dr. Pepper with it!

Life is  not a  box of chocklates or  almost  any pretentious  Tom Hanks movie.

I like Tom Hanks....he's come a long way from "Bosom Buddies".

[Frank81]

Forrest Gump.  What an overblown, self-righteous piece of cynical, emotionally-manipulative crap.  Here's a white-washed, feel-good primer on American history, 1955-1983, as seen through the eyes of a mentally-handicapped man who in the feel-good high point of the film, is raped (yes, raped.  He is not in a position to give informed consent to Jenny, so it is rape.  Try making a movie where a man has sex with a mentally-handicapped woman, see how far you get) by the person he values most, all set to the tune of a medley of Baby Boomers' favorite songs.  Everything is so coldly calculated out -- here's a scene and song, cry to it; here's another scene and song, laugh but don't do so uproariously.  And don't forget to have a Dr. Pepper with it!

Life is  not a  box of chocklates or  almost  any pretentious  Tom Hanks movie.

I like Tom Hanks....he's come a long way from "Bosom Buddies".

I like two movies  he ever did, Volunteers with the late great John Candy being brainwashed by Communists , and  Saving Private Ryan.

[indianasmith]

Sorry, I loved GUMP.
And the mentally deficient deserve to have the same life experiences as the rest of us when they are of legal age.

[crackers]

Forrest Gump.  What an overblown, self-righteous piece of cynical, emotionally-manipulative crap.  Here's a white-washed, feel-good primer on American history, 1955-1983, as seen through the eyes of a mentally-handicapped man who in the feel-good high point of the film, is raped (yes, raped.  He is not in a position to give informed consent to Jenny, so it is rape.  Try making a movie where a man has sex with a mentally-handicapped woman, see how far you get) by the person he values most, all set to the tune of a medley of Baby Boomers' favorite songs.  Everything is so coldly calculated out -- here's a scene and song, cry to it; here's another scene and song, laugh but don't do so uproariously.  And don't forget to have a Dr. Pepper with it!

Totally 

[akiratubo]

My favorite part of Forest Gump is when Jenny pawns her bastard child off on Forest.  Yeah, sure, Forest, that's your kid.  Jenny's certainly not just using you one last time.  Lol.

[tracy]

Sorry, I loved GUMP.
And the mentally deficient deserve to have the same life experiences as the rest of us when they are of legal age.

I liked it,too....although I thought the running across America part kinda looked a bit silly.

[Allhallowsday]

I didn't like FORREST GUMP.  I think it's dumb and contrived.  I'm with Saucerman.