Films you like but most people hate

[Jingus]

*gets out a machine gun*

IT'S PART OF OUR CHILDHOOD DAMMIT!!!!!!

*gets out a musket*

NOT MY CHILDHOOD DAMMIT, I WAS ALREADY IN PUBERTY AND CRYING ABOUT GIRLS THAT DIDN'T LIKE ME!!!!!


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Ahem. Back on topic: I enjoy (most of) the Scary Movie franchise. Like in part 3, where she looks out the window to see the dude chopping wood in his back yard... and they're Duraflame logs still in the wrapper. Cracked me right up. Seriously, haven't you seen many more people chopping wood in movies than you ever have in real life? How many folks still do that?

[magicalgirlj]

The Wizard, I think it looks like a blast
Kazam, Max is cute

[PenguinKing]

The new King aruthur moive, yeah i know its about as historicaly accurate as Jeus pulling out a desert eagle with the Saxons having crossbows and coming from the north and attacking hadrians wall even though they lived south of england and it messes with the normal arthuain legends and moives which i really enjoy but i quite liked it really

[Ben]

Ang Lee's HULK.

Seriously, do people hate this movie just because it actually tried to be a little different?

[DesertEagle]

Seriously, do people hate this movie just because it actually tried to be a little different?

No.

[Arngrimite]

Ok, in all seriousness, I love Titan A.E. Don Bluth still had it here, but some of the others lost his touch in transition.

I haven't heard a Yea or Nay for this movie, but I love Heavy Metal. I've always took a shining to a movie with multiple stories locked onto one thing of great power. DONT HATE ME.

[Hoxie]

Everyone I talk to seems to hate No Country For Old Men, I liked it a good amount though, didn't see anything horribly wrong with it anyway, like everyone else seems to.

[sg15z]

All Dogs Go To Heaven, Ferngully, Rock-a-doodle, Pirates of the Carribbean 2 and 3, Spiderman 3, and Transformers 2.

I wouldn't say All Dogs go to Heaven is a movie people on here hate. I'm sue someone didn't like it, but I gathered that it was a movie people generally liked.

[TheTrooper247]

I still love the Directors Cut of the Daredevil movie. It's a quality film that got overlooked because of the poor theatrical release and reception. Also, I still enjoy the 1996 adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with Leonardo DiCaprio and Clarie Danes. Everyone gave it shit for keeping the dialogue, but I found it a unique twist and enjoyed the movie.

[Jael]

Also, I still enjoy the 1996 adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with Leonardo DiCaprio and Clarie Danes. Everyone gave it shit for keeping the dialogue, but I found it a unique twist and enjoyed the movie.

The only reason why I like that movie is because we got to see Michael from Lost in drag. That is what made Romeo and Juliet for me.

[thatchickwithlonghair]

All Dogs Go To Heaven, Ferngully, Rock-a-doodle, Pirates of the Carribbean 2 and 3, Spiderman 3, and Transformers 2.

I wouldn't say All Dogs go to Heaven is a movie people on here hate. I'm sue someone didn't like it, but I gathered that it was a movie people generally liked.

Mm I thought it was talking about just people in general...not necessarily members here.
My parents hated it. But if people here like it, well, GOOD.

[sg15z]

All Dogs Go To Heaven, Ferngully, Rock-a-doodle, Pirates of the Carribbean 2 and 3, Spiderman 3, and Transformers 2.

I wouldn't say All Dogs go to Heaven is a movie people on here hate. I'm sue someone didn't like it, but I gathered that it was a movie people generally liked.

Mm I thought it was talking about just people in general...not necessarily members here.
My parents hated it. But if people here like it, well, GOOD.

Yeah the critics were kinda half and half on that one. I think it has a 44% on Rotten Tomatoes. But outside the critic circle I haven't heard much hatred for that one. Though I admit Don Bluth has done better films.

[thatchickwithlonghair]

Yeah the critics were kinda half and half on that one. I think it has a 44% on Rotten Tomatoes. But outside the critic circle I haven't heard much hatred for that one. Though I admit Don Bluth has done better films.

Actually it got a higher score like 60-some for being "fresh" as opposed to rotten which made me quite happy. I loved it for being so daring and going outside the box. It has to be his darkest but deepest film.

[zdragoon]

shark tale i like and i enjoyed home on the range also to me the sonic anime movie is probably one of the best anime/video game movies i have seen also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger i liked cinderella 2

[thatchickwithlonghair]

also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger

I think a lot of people love Hercules actually. I'm one of the biggest fans, myself.

[zdragoon]

also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger

I think a lot of people love Hercules actually. I'm one of the biggest fans, myself.

probably should of posted that in the movies you liked that critics diden't topic instead of this one

[Herr Wozzeck]

also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger

I think a lot of people love Hercules actually. I'm one of the biggest fans, myself.

Oh, dear. I really hate this movie given how badly it raped the mythology surrounding the character...

[Ilovedog]

also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger

I think a lot of people love Hercules actually. I'm one of the biggest fans, myself.

Oh, dear. I really hate this movie given how badly it raped the mythology surrounding the character...

It's entertaining though in my opinion at least.

[thatchickwithlonghair]

also i enyoyed the disney hercules and when I was younger

I think a lot of people love Hercules actually. I'm one of the biggest fans, myself.

Oh, dear. I really hate this movie given how badly it raped the mythology surrounding the character...

Pffft! I don't care! It was a kick-ass movie with kick-ass music, kick-ass characters, and kick-ass writing. When was Disney EVER true to original material anyways?
Answer: Never. They can't be. Hera can't try to kill Hercules because her husband man-whored himself out to some Grecian mortal woman. Herc can't go insane and murder his wife and children either. It's not child-appropriate material. It's the same reason the mermaid princess didn't try to stab the prince and then die "like she was supposed to", Cinderella didn't order her birds to peck the eyes out of her stepsisters "like she was supposed to" and Prince Phillip didn't rape Aurora while she slept "like he was supposed to".

Do ye have complaints about THOSE? XD I hope not. x_x And aside from being inappropriate for kids, you have to admit most if not all of those endings and events are in bad taste. To kids and adults alike. The mermaid one isn't entirely horrible but nobody really wants a tragic ending like that.

*sighs* To be perfectly honest, Megara steals the movie for me. I would not love it as much as I do if not for her and her awesomeness. lol AND the Muses. They rock the house.

[Flynn]

Pffft! I don't care! It was a kick-ass movie with kick-ass music, kick-ass characters, and kick-ass writing. When was Disney EVER true to original material anyways?
Answer: Never. They can't be. Hera can't try to kill Hercules because her husband man-whored himself out to some Grecian mortal woman. Herc can't go insane and murder his wife and children either. It's not child-appropriate material. It's the same reason the mermaid princess didn't try to stab the prince and then die "like she was supposed to", Cinderella didn't order her birds to peck the eyes out of her stepsisters "like she was supposed to" and Prince Phillip didn't rape Aurora while she slept "like he was supposed to".

Do ye have complaints about THOSE? XD I hope not. x_x And aside from being inappropriate for kids, you have to admit most if not all of those endings and events are in bad taste. To kids and adults alike. The mermaid one isn't entirely horrible but nobody really wants a tragic ending like that.

Several things:
1. Those alterations of the Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty stories are just one variation, which the Disney versions chose not to follow. There are multiple variations of the tales.
2. You know, children's movies can be dark and have Downer Endings. It's not wholly forbidden. I mean, yes, there are places to draw the line, but I'd say if Little Mermaid ended like that rather then how it did end, it would be a much stronger film.
3. As for Hercules *ahem* Heracles, it's not that it changed the "not child-appropriate" material, it's that they changed the whole freaking myth into an entirely different film that represented the first Superman movie more than it did the 12 Labors of Heracles. At least with the other myths you mentioned, Disney still followed the basic story. Here, they just threw that in the trash and made something completely different. Not that that's bad, but it begs question: Why does it still bear the name Hercules?

Not to mention all the nonsensical changes to the myths in general they made (Heracles to Hercules (Which is his Roman name, not his Greek one), the merging of the Fates and Graeae, the changes to the Hydra, etc.).