Your unpopular movie opinions

[Izzle]

Originally Posted by ella

wait... get the munchies??? i've never heard of that one... isn't it go to white castle?

get the munchies is the uk/european title. cause we don't know about white castle this side of the pond.

[Izzle]

Originally Posted by ella

yeah i loved the cheetah scene... it was great... and doogie howser.... classic.

i almost pissed myself laughing at that scene. just sheer genius.

[Sepiae]

Originally Posted by mxzombie

detroit rock city is a work of pure genius

Seconded!

A Beautiful Mind was not a good movie. It was sentimental shit.

Natalie Portman and Nicole Kidman play the same character every time.

Eyes Wide Shut is one of Kubrick's best.

[avian chaos]

Birth of a Nation is a completely legitimate movie that certainly tells history the way it REALLY happened!!!!

[Izzle]

Originally Posted by avian chaos

Birth of a Nation is a completely legitimate movie that certainly tells history the way it REALLY happened!!!!

oh shit, you've seen this too!? LOL out of a film class of about 50 people i was one of only three who endured it til the very end. awesome.

[Dead]

I hated the royal tenenbaums.

[patrick]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

I hate hate hate hate hate hate Stanely Kubrick except for Dr. Strangelove because that movie is funny. Kubrick still tries to ruin it with that awful part with James Earl Jones and that fucking checklist. That scene is the basic reason I hate Kubrick so much is that he really draws out movies unneccesarily with long, boring parts. Ugh god. I hate Clockwork Orange. I really really really hate 2001, that part with the fucking monkeys makes me scream.

one of the three best directors to ever make films

[Izzle]

Originally Posted by patrick

one of the three best directors to ever make films

agreed

[Trotskilicious]

Yeah, that's what everyone says.

[relaxor!]

I thought The New World was the best movie of the year. I liked Contact too, but I still think that it's good in spite of Zemeckis, not because of him in almost any way. Alien is way, way better than Aliens. Pay it Forward (this isn't an unpopular opinion I don't think) is the worst movie I've seen. Ummm, Spielburg has NO restraint from letting his sentimentality ruin anything he lets his hands touch. Ummmmm, Phantom of the Paradise is the best De Palma movie and makes me think he's pretty cool. Alexander had some redeeming values.

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by relaxor!

Alien is way, way better than Aliens. .

I always liked you. I've been curious about The New World, I've been hesitant because It was supposed to have been based on an award winning history but the trailer led me to believe that John Smith was still the romantic liason of Pocahontas, which is actually a lie told by Smith himself. I've also been cautious of that movie because Malick made the Thin Red Line which I disliked.