Thought that since my 'I hated that song!' thread was such a hit, I would try the same formula with movies. I am speaking specifically about films that have gotten great critical acclaim and success, but which left you scratching your head, wondering what the big fuss was about something that you thought was a pretty bad movie.
And remember, no matter how passionate you are about a certain film, don't get all upset or personally attack someone else who slams it on here.
To start off with here are some of mine:
Good Will Hunting - a four-star movie, raved about by everyone but me, it seems. So boring that I fell asleep halfway. And the Minnie Driver character was unbelievably annoying and the romance storyline fell flat.
Independence Day - no depth, terrible writing and characters, all ridiculous brawn and no brain.
Thelma and Louise - seemed to be just about male-bashing, with the same storyline repeating itself throughout-man/men hurt Thelma and Louise, they get revenge, that is all. No depth or substance. I think the screenwriter must really, really hate men.
Titanic - a sappy, corny soap opera wrapped around grandiose special effects and costumes. 'As Good as it Gets' was robbed of the Oscar!
And remember, no matter how passionate you are about a certain film, don't get all upset or personally attack someone else who slams it on here.
To start off with here are some of mine:
Good Will Hunting - a four-star movie, raved about by everyone but me, it seems. So boring that I fell asleep halfway. And the Minnie Driver character was unbelievably annoying and the romance storyline fell flat.
Independence Day - no depth, terrible writing and characters, all ridiculous brawn and no brain.
Thelma and Louise - seemed to be just about male-bashing, with the same storyline repeating itself throughout-man/men hurt Thelma and Louise, they get revenge, that is all. No depth or substance. I think the screenwriter must really, really hate men.
Titanic - a sappy, corny soap opera wrapped around grandiose special effects and costumes. 'As Good as it Gets' was robbed of the Oscar!