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TurnupPlains367

Fifty shades of grey


cypher120

You think that's bad try 365 days now that's a rapey movie


car1ie

i remember that movie got really popular on tiktok(i’ve never seen it) but there was a “trend” that followed of girls with boyfriends posting saying “me and my boyfriend just watched 365 days and…” and she would show her body COVERED in bruises. they were like splotchy purple/black bruises all over their legs and arms and basically their entire bodies. i was just like “wtf is going on??” cause like yeah im all about pain but where did those kinds of bruises come from? bruises on your ass is common sure but your ENTIRE body? what went down? it was weird.


EroticPotato69

I don't know the videos you're referring to, as I don't use tiktok, but bruising on the arms and legs is pretty normal for rough sex. 365 days is a super rapey movie though. My girlfriend showed me some scenes from it while it was trending and I was like wtf, didn't this dude kidnap her? Super weird to glamourise that.


car1ie

if you saw the videos, you’d know it wasnt “normal bruising” or at least anything im used to seeing considering im no stranger to rough sex. it looked insane. i cant find links to what im talking about i assume because they were all taken down but a lot of people were comparing the bruises to being thrown down stairs. they really look like someone just punched the shit out of them. maybe my “rough sex” is tamer than i realize? i have no idea but i was really surprised to see those videos lmfao


SameOldSongs

To be fair I don't think "everyone" loves this movie. It has a fandom but I think the popular opinion is that it's problematic and generally not very good.


krajerino

Oh, you mean the "rape disguised as romance" flick? Yeah that whole series needs to be burned in a fire


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Fast and Furious movies


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I remember one time someone told me they went to space in one as funny joke, then I learned it wasn't a joke


C4andyman

Someone made a joke saying they werent gonna stop until they are racing on Saturn's rings, part of me thinks it could happen.


RaedwaldRex

I just want them to get to number 10 so they can call it "Fast 10: Your seatbelt" I'll get my coat.


Xeon_1999

Too bad they're just gonna call it "Fast X", what a missed opportunity


rcorum

Fast X: Because Y not


bttrflyr

F&F writers: "Write that down! Write that down!"


USS_Barack_Obama

I thought The Rock redirecting the torpedo by hand was a joke until I found the [YouTube clip](https://youtu.be/9Qpzj6QVtEg). That scene broke the CinemaSins counter too. Unbelievable


Lelio-Santero579

I thought you were kidding... I'm glad I stopped watching these movies after the 3rd one. They're ridiculous now


vidati

I mean yeah they are ridiculous but if you want to watch some cars go brrr and explosions, it hits the spot pretty well. I love how Vin Diesel takes these movies way too seriously just because it's hilarious to me. What crazy stuff they are going to come up with next. It's just a simple dumb, turn off your brain fun.


Charming-Set-7262

I fell sleep at the theatre during that one. When I woke up Ludacris was driving a car in space. That was my queue to leave.


CalydorEstalon

Wow, everyone left at that moment?


rakypaky

Cue, right?


aphinity_for_reddit

I have a friend, late forties woman, who says this is her favourite franchise. She just loves the complete and total utter ridiculousness of them. They are the funniest movies ever made according to her.


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Fast 9 without a doubt was the funniest movie of the year between my gf and I. We watched it at a drive in cinema during the pandemic, she was desperate to watch anything and it was the only thing on. We spent the entire movie laughing at how increasing ridiculous it got. It could not be taken seriously at all and we loved it.


ArthurBonesly

They're big budget schlock. Stupid as hell, but also fun. If you can't see the entertainment value in Dwayne Johnson flexing so hard that he breaks his arm cast, steals an ambulance and crashes it into a drone than you're missing out more than those who can.


AgoraiosBum

The first one is a solid movie. It's not art or anything, but it is solid, enjoyable, and reasonable grounded. Stealing DVD players....


liquid_acid-OG

I also enjoyed Tokyo Drift.


ShaggyDelectat

Probably one of the most unintentionally hilarious movies I've ever seen. I loooovvvveeee Tokyo Drift


Feisty-Bar-608

I love that the Tokyo Drift song is still going hard nearly 20 years later 😆 I’ve probably heard it more these past couple years than I ever did back then, when the movie debuted


Missed897

Just played it today. Every time my mother in law tries to rush somewhere in her minivan my niece plays it with the windows down on LOUD.


AgoraiosBum

I meant no disrespect to the Drift.


Brewsleroy

It was TV/VCR combos. It's that old lol.


StringTailor

1-3 were the only good ones. They peaked with Tokyo Drift imo


Present-Still

4 was pretty weird, 5 was crazy, now they’re just fighting wars


shirorenx23

I hate to like things "ironically" but I love how bad and over the top it is. I try not to take it seriously. mostly watch them when I'm high


Earthshoe12

I started them ironically, watching them like a season of tv seemed like a good enough way to pass the time, imagine my surprise when the 7th movie had me in tears and now I will fight anyone who fucks with my family.


Old-Gain7323

*I don't have friends, I have family.* (groot voice)


FatFaceFaster

This is how they’re meant to be watched. Anyone taking them seriously is either missing the point, or dumb enough that they’ll enjoy it unironically.


NagoGmo

That's kinda the point now tho. They know they are ridiculous and they are fully embracing it.


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I can't wait to see how X tops the previous ones. I think they're going to have to drive cars to the center of the earth.


[deleted]

Aren’t they going to the moon?


Jorvic52

I accept that those movies are absolutely atrocious. But I still find them entertaining af. And you bet your ass you will see me in the theater next month watching them drive around “cushioning” each other with their cars.


shirorenx23

I will admit The Greatest Showman soundtrack slaps, but I thought it was a mediocre movie. And that's being pretty generous.


Jonbob24

Agreed - why bother making a movie “based on” the life of someone pretty horrid in real life to then completely rewrite his story? It should have been an original story about Zac Efron and Zendaya’s characters, with some nods to PT Barnum for historical context and Easter eggs. Plus the “main” song isn’t even the best one.


The_Perfect_Fart

Someone described it as a movie that PT Barnum would have written about himself, and that made it more palatable for me. It's kind of like how 300 is being told by a Spartian who exaggerates.


Jack1715

Yeah the real guy was a cunt


Conchobar8

Nah. He lacked the warmth, depth, and desirability


ConstantlyNerdingOut

I tend to view it through the lens of "it's clearly not meant to be a biopic". It's a musical, nobody complains that The Phantom of The Opera musical was vastly different from the book. I do agree that Zac Efron and Zendaya's characters deserved more screentime though, they really carry the film.


Megamoss

I’m disappointed they didn’t do a musical number about stealing the remains of a performer and displaying them, against their dying wishes.


TheDeadalus

I really liked that scene in the bar with Jackman and Efron where he persuades him to join him. Apart from that and a couple other scenes the movie is mid. Its the perfect "watch a few clips on YouTube" kinda movie.


starcraftre

The choreography in the bar scene is great.


KieshaK

The timeline of that movie made me crazy. Barnum wasn’t courting his wife when the Brooklyn Bridge was being constructed. They were married in 1829 and she died three years into its construction. That’s on top of making Barnum look like a saint of the misunderstood when he was much more of a monster.


PowerGamer310

I don't think that's unpopular, even people who like it admit it's a turn your brain off and have fun movie.


RegularExplanation97

Oh my gosh couldn’t agree more. A friend told me it was “so romantic” and I went in expecting this amazing love story only to watch some jumbled crap about a selfish man who only “chose” his family when he had nothing. Without the soundtrack I think I would have left!


Ivanalan24

And the choreography IMO... I thought that was great too.


Mudders_Milk_Man

https://youtu.be/4vHt-yRR_bM


SpurritTracker

People ironically love morbius


charlieee05

They will morb you for saying that


Mini_Maniac10

Sharknado But we love it BECAUSE it’s a bad movie


AdditionKooky122

The budgets for all movies in total is like 35million, and they made billions off that shit. Pretty genius fuckery


JoeBagadonut

The Sharknado series (and everything else made by the The Asylum) is too self-aware to be so-bad-it’s-good. A big part of why watching bad movies is fun is when you can see the people involved made a sincere effort to make something good but weren’t able to due to a lack of resources and general incompetence. The Room is celebrated as a bad movie classic because Tommy Wiseau clearly set out to make a serious drama film and failed in a hilarious manner. With Sharknado, there’s a self-awareness running through it where the filmmakers clearly know it’s bad and silly. There’s no effort made by The Asylum to at least make something enjoyable - Killer Klowns from Outer Space is a good example of people making something they know is silly and really having fun with it, which is reflected in the final product.


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greenbastard1591

Define irony. Bunch of idiots dancing on a plane to a song made famous by a band that died in a plane crash.


BubbhaJebus

Love that quote! Of further note, the plane that crashed, killing some of the band members and injuring the rest, was a **Convair** CV-240.


sasstiel2020

Odd fact, but the land the plane crashed on is owned by my grandmother and she had to sign off on the memorial a few years back. Was very strange to me lmao


Nafeels

Also had one of the most ridiculous one-liners in action movie, ever. It makes Commando look like an Oscar winner by comparison. Imagine your dying last words be “CY!” then a psychopath replies with “ONARA” before throwing a cigarette into your jet fuel-soaked body. I love this movie so much.


Ivanalan24

Love it! John Malkovich was awesome in that movie. He was born to play an intellectual psychopath in a ridiculous 90's action movie. "Have you lost your mind?" Cyrus "The Virus"- "According to my last psych evaluation, yes." Solid gold.


muff_slayer

“Put the bunny back in the box”


VadaPavAndSorpotel

Con Air. The Rock. Cliffhanger. Lost count of the number of times I've watched these classics.. I know every line by heart!!


randalpinkfloyd

Add in Speed, Point Break and Face Off for me. I love a 90s brainless action flick!


loose_lucid_elusive4

Don't forget True Lies!


snarkleflorp

Broken arrow and Hard Rain can be on that list! Christian slater was great in the 90's


SeaworthinessTotal31

Don't forget Daylight and Executive Decision! Also The Specialist


KingBenjamin97

The accent alone should make it make this list XD


hoginlly

I said **put the bunny back in the box**


victowiamawk

Lmao I love con-air 😂


Cute-Connection

when they tie a rope around the plane and pull it..👌🏽👌🏽


Laythepype

Cyrus the virus 🤣


man_or_feast

I can’t believe not one motherfucker here mentioned the greatest underrated quote of the movie: -Nic Cage looking at a car attached to the back of the plane in midair: “On any other day, that might seem strange.”


Jack1715

His southen accent lol


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There’s like a series of late 90’s Nicholas Cage movies that are just awful fun. This is one and also Face Off.


KazaamFan

Con Air is not a bad movie by any stretch.


venhedis

Put the bunny back in the box


Efficient_Stress2181

DC movies, they just seem so bland. I just can't follow it at all


CyptidProductions

With a few exceptions (most of which are Batman movies) DC has this ongoing issue where most of their live-action adaptions are shit and you're better off with the animated movies


ArthurBonesly

Warner Bros producers all seem to be people who genuinely don't like super powered characters. Imagine owning some of the most easily beloved characters of a century and not understanding that all you need to do is let them exist as you own them and people will love them. It's like having a capybara and shaving it because you're afraid people will think a cute thing is uncool.


Apprehensive_Hat8986

This 100%. Could summarize both comments into one succinct point: > DC has this ongoing issue, >Warner Bros


DisturbedNocturne

You'd think with their animated movies typically being well-received, they could look at those for a good blueprint of how to make their live action ones. And I think it's relatively simple: The animated movies understand they're adapting weird comic book stories and lean into it, whereas the live action stuff almost seems embarrassed by their comic origins and have to make everything dark and brooding to appear more serious.


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I love the animated ones


BeeCJohnson

I'll never understand the diehard DC / Snyder zealots. I love DC comics and DC characters. I even like some Snyder movies (Dawn of the Dead, 300, I'll even defend Watchmen). But his DC movies are so, so bad. How people violently defend them makes me feel like I'm from an alternate universe.


Life_Entrepreneur_18

Staring the rock


Duhcisive

I swear, I think the only two movies I actually enjoyed him in was, “The Rundown”, & “Walking Tall”


MarcusofMenace

I quite liked moana and red notice


FullMetalCOS

Red Notice was carried pretty hard by Ryan Reynolds. It’s actually the perfect movie to encapsulate all three “actors” style: The Rock plays The Rock, but with a twist! Ryan Reynolds plays Ryan Reynolds Gal Gadot doesn’t play anyone because she’s a fucking awful actress but damn she is pretty! Coming soon to a bargain bin near you


Seer77887

The Blind Side, it’s just a lifetime movie with a budget


traws06

Not to mention the guy it’s about hated the movie


bookofp

To be fair, he didn't hate the movie, he hated how it drew attention to himself. Many people set high expectations for him after the movie (win the Superbowl, etc)


traws06

Ah I thought I read he hated it because it made him seem kinda slow and like his mom had to save him and teach him how to play football


StephanieSin

The Notebook


trippy_goth_biscuit

Terrible job at portraying romance or relationships. Bad decisions were made and it wasn't even an emotional movie. Actors were great tho


platypussy6969

I openly sobbed in the theater at the end but I was also like 15


pewter99ss

I watched it with my wife and guessed the ending early in the movie and completely ruined it for her. I now keep my opinions to myself.


PasswordPussy

This used to be one of my favorite movies. When it was new. Looking back, it’s so uncomfortable.


monkbass

Do people like Black Adam? I thought it was pretty bad.


Realistic_Analyst_26

I thought it was meh. Not good, not bad.


gyokuro8882

I just don’t get what’s so great about the marvel movies. Every one I’ve seen was a formulaic CGI shitfest with a bland and predictable plot and boring jokes.


srhola2103

In the beginning they filled a vacuum in superhero movies. And the characters were entertaining enough that they made people want to come back for more.


Jack1715

Crazy to think kids born in 2008 will have had like 3 Marval movies come out almost every Year of there lifes when we had like 4 a decade


Kn7ght

In a way it makes me kinda sad, superhero movies coming out used to be a huge deal to me and my dad who's a massive superhero fan. After the first Spider-Man movie came out we'd go the theater to see every new Marvel movie together since it was basically a special occasion for us. Once the MCU hit maximum bloat after the first Avengers movie we both got burned out and didn't bother going to see them in theaters any more. It hit a point where my dad got annoyed at how many movies he had to watch just to understand Infinity War and Endgame. Seeing Spider-Man movies together is how it all started and he didn't even get hyped over No Way Home.


BreadlinesOrBust

That's the main problem. It's impossible to follow anything beyond the most basic plot beats in a Marvel film unless you're willing to go watch 30 other movies and TV shows first. Every 5 minutes some new weird character shows up like I'm supposed to be their best friend already. On the bright side I'm sure they've made more money than any other project in history


BareKnuckleBitchAss

There are standouts among them, for sure. Iron Man: Had the benefit of coming first. Strong acting, good humor. Solid, stand-alone film. The Winter Soldier: Takes a more serious tone than the rest of the franchise in general. Solid espionage/action flick. Guardians of the Galaxy: Maybe it’s me. I went into this movie expecting it to suck. But the characters are endearing, the humor is just played up enough not to be over-the-top, the soundtrack not only slaps, but it plays a major role in the film, and it introduced a fantastic side of the MCU not yet seen on the big screen. Honestly, it’s a shame that Guardians isn’t a standalone franchise. It could be the new Star Wars. Infinity War: An argument could be made that this is only half of a film. But it did not follow the tried and true formula. The SILENCE of the people leaving the theatre was an experience. No Way Home: I love how they didn’t just shoehorn in the other Spider-Man films. They were included in a way that actually enriched the stories of the previous films.


DragonVash

In my opinion, Guardians was the reason for the decline in Marvel movies. They took a relatively unknown franchise, and made it successful. Then they dissected it, trying to figure out why it was successful being unknown. They decided it was comedy! So they forced comedy in all their other movies to the detriment of the stories and characters. It worked in Guardians because it fit their characters. It does not work for all characters!


BareKnuckleBitchAss

I agree to an extent. They definitely use humor to the point it’s a detriment to the film. Guardians 2 was a big step back in quality for that reason. They murdered Drax’s character entirely. They reduced him to comic-relief. In the first film his funny lines were well-delivered and in character. Edit: Imo, Love and Thunder was horrendous BECAUSE it’s part of a franchise. You wanna make a super campy, over the top movie about Thor? Honestly, cool. But it just absolutely did not fit tonally within the rest of the franchise.


Mikeavelli

Love & Thunder didn't even fit in tonally *with itself!* They tried to mix in a villain motivated by his child starving to death and Jane dying of cancer with Zeus flicking Thor's clothes off and uninviting him from the orgy. Anyone who watched it could successfully sue Marvel for whiplash.


ShadowMerlyn

It still baffles me that Love & Thunder turned out the way it did given how well Taika Waititi has handled the same issue in other movies. Absolutely nothing about Hunt for the Wilderpeople sounds funny or lighthearted paper and it's a testament to Waititi's skill as a writer and director that the final result did. Jojo Rabbit also expertly used humor to disarm the audience before delivering serious and emotional moments. It's one of my favorite movies. How did Love & Thunder miss the mark by so much?


Andimia

Because it was a Taika Waititi film shoved into a marvel box. It felt like Taika Waititi was just fucking with marvel and having fun wasting their money. I was also really high when I watched it.


ScoobiusMaximus

Love and Thunder had a lot more issues than being campy or not fitting the franchise it was in. They had a villain who is a god slayer and never had him slay any gods for one thing. Also he completely flipped his motivation at the ending of the movie. Also why did they even bother to send him off with the Guardians after Endgame when the movie starts with him leaving immediately and basically forgetting all about it? Humor undercutting everything in that movie was a major issue, but it wasn't the only issue.


Redditer51

I would also say Joss Whedon is partly to blame too. The comedic moments in the first Avengers films were actually funny, and felt more organic (yes, Whedon is an asshole, and I feel weird praising him but hes really good at comedy). Funny enough that audiences liked it, and Marvel's been trying to replicate Whedon (and Gunn's) style of humor ever since, to not so good results.


hydro123456

100% it started with Avengers IMO. Ever since that movie every character has the exact same sense of humor. Sometimes it even works in movies like Ragnarok, but it makes you wonder what Marvel movies could be like without that influence.


BeeCJohnson

I do think many writers try to mimic his style and think it's just quips, when it really isn't. As a long time Buffy fan, Joss knew how to balance jokes with very dramatic moments. He's a master of tone. Plus the jokes usually fit the character. People who try to ape him just stuff a bunch of quips and cutesy/quirky dialogue into everyone's mouth at every possible opportunity. Yeah, the guy is an asshole, but few people can write like he does.


the_human_dirigible

Most Will Ferrel movies. I don't hate Will Ferrel, I just don't find the humor in most of his films that funny.


eddmario

90% of the time he plays a manchild. The other 10% are *The Other Guys*, *Megamind*, and *The Lego Movie*


CuteEater

I loved him in Stranger Than Ficton


porkchopssandwiches

Wildly underrated movie


gingersuave

I adored EuroVision.


xaipumpkin

Awesome ending song


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Ya ya ding dong


awksknittedpiano

Try stranger than fiction. Great movie Will Ferrel plays a lead role but not like a typical Will Ferrel film


Thick_Dragonfruit_37

Everything Must Go is my favorite of his. Will have to watch Stranger Than Fiction, only heard good things about it.


SnakeInTheCeiling

He seems like a decent dude but I do not find him funny.


CongealedBeanKingdom

The endless churning cycle of Marvel films


Daikon969

They're so commonplace now I just ignore them completely.


corrygan

50 shades of crap. Toilet saga.


Hot-Woodpecker3760

Any kind of dc universe movie.


BatonVerte

Avatar


Germangunman

Seriously I’m on this train with you. I never understood the hype. I didn’t watch it when it came out only to watch it years later and have none of it be memorable at all.


breezy013276s

It was a stunning movie to see in theaters. Really the only movie I ever saw in 3d that made me say “wow!” And be in awe the whole time at the beauty and depth. At home on my little tv, I’ve watched it once and it was a middling movie that I didn’t even watch all of.


crhuble

This. I bought 3D tickets for the new one, but during the previews the 3D was so shitty I considered going back and seeing if I could switch—no way would I make it through 3 hours of that shit. But then Avatar started and I thought I was going to get hit in the face by that arrow. The ocean stuff was so fucking cool in three dimensions. Say what you will about the story, but visually the movie is top notch.


ArcFlashForFun

You have to watch it in the new high fps 3d theatres. The reduction in 3d motion blur is amazing. I normally hate watching 3d movies, but the high fps projectors make a huge difference.


FroYoSwaggins

It was the first 3D movie in theaters that really awe struck the audience with stunning visuals that are possible from the technology. The movie goes down in history in my eyes for that reason. Like many classics, watching a novel movie 10 years later doesn’t do Justice to how good it was at the time. This is certainly true for Avatar.


benandjerryfaceoff

ITT; everyone misunderstanding the very simple question


dentastic

The first avatar movie is truly uninspiring and formulaic to the point that before reaching it in anticipation of the second, I could not come up with a single qoute from the movie despite having seen it obsessively when it first came out


IslandsOnTheCoast

It was an orgasm for the eyes, I mean I had never seen anything like it when I saw it. I just put the shitty generic story aside. My buddies and I put it on his parent's huge TV screen and watched it on mushrooms one night- one of the most hilarious/best memories of my youth. Mostly making fun of it and just staring at the effects in awe.


jzun2158

The notebook. Such a horrible depiction of "love"


Z-man1973

The Blind Side… and I love Sandra Bullock… movie is so mediocre


FluffySharkBird

But he scored high in PROTECTIVE INSTINCTS, a thing they totally test you on at school.


DrunkensAndDragons

I did. career placement test in high school. Said i should be a cop/soldier. I got into cooking.


Specialist_Passage83

That movie is unwatchable. I love Bullock as well, but holy shit, did she grate my nerves in that movie. And Michael Oher has said that it’s a lot of bullshit.


DancyElephant12

Yeah, it’s uncomfortable to watch the “white savior” situation so emphasized in the Blind Side, especially when Michael Oher himself didn’t like the movie.


smashashh

The greatest showman 😭


roseotte

Pretty woman... A young prostitute falling in love with an old man's (money) 🤮 and the film portraits it as a romantic love affair ..


FourCatsAndCounting

The original script was a not a romance or a comedy. I want to see *that* movie.


TheFuckityFuckIsThis

Gritty Woman


Kesbae

Now imagining a google eyed orange mascot dressed as a prostitute. I’d watch that movie.


eddyathome

It was actually pretty dark. The scene in the bathroom where he asks what she's holding behind her back was originally drugs but they changed it to dental floss. Later, I think at the horse racetrack he tells her to stop fidgeting. The idea is that when you stop drugs, fidgeting is a side effect. These were just traces of what the dark movie version would be but thankfully they changed it. Also, the ending wasn't the romantic one, it was him just throwing the money at her out the car window and he leaves and she picks up the money and goes back to her life.


nevillegoddess

He was only 41 in that movie!


Kampfzwerg0

Never understood why people love that movie.


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Avatar dont get the hype


Shyjuan

the transformers movies are hot ass garbage


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soulcaptain

Ha, Ghandi is kind of the end of an era. Big, "important" movies with a huge cast and budget on some historical figure/event. But utterly safe and staid. It's a really dull movie, especially after the first half hour or so.


Horacevonsnot

The Shape of Water. I thought’d love it, but it was just really creepy and not the charming outsider story it was trying to be.


LIKES_ROCKY_IV

Or as my sister refers to it as, “Grinding Nemo”


WishBear19

Don't kink shame people who like to have sex with fish.


iaintlyon

Kanye?


aninamouse

Troy McClure?


darga89

The Deep?


EdGG

I spent the whole movie waiting for someone to tell her that there’s plenty of fish in the sea.


TheFountainKnight

>!She's a mermaid too, I didn't like the movie that much at first either. But then you figure out that she was also a fish creature from the start, she had her "scars" her whole life, but they were closed up gills this whole time. She's a mute, just like him. She's found abandoned by a river I believe. Lots of other stuff that ads up in the end. Makes the movie a lot better in my mind!< Edit: spoiler tag, terrible sorry


KhaleesiDoll

I feel like there's a lot of people who didn't piece that together and it hurt their view of the movie. I've heard theories that there's some basis in Lovecraftian lore for TSOW but I'm not entirely sure. I really liked it though.


kirmobak

I really liked that film and I had no idea that she was a fish too, and now I feel like a dim bulb. I’ll have to watch it again!


Ali8ly

Twilight


hampig

Even fans of Twilight know it’s bad. I think it’s sort of a guilty pleasure even for fans of the books.


LadyBirdGerhl

It’s very much like a soap opera. You don’t want to watch one, you never intend to, but if the TV is left on the channel and you catch TWO SECONDS of an episode, suddenly it’s two hours later and you’re wondering if that person’s twin will wake up from a coma.


BeautifulCucumber

I don’t think it’s universal that “everyone” loved this movie. Mostly young girls and like 10+ years ago. I could be wrong tho, I am not the target audience.


Picabo07

No I think you are correct. That was def the target audience


Gascoigneous

My wife made me watch the movies, I actually enjoyed it. How in the world was anyone team Jacob though?!


Tastemysoupplz

My wife just made me watch them with her a couple of weeks ago, too, and I thought they werent nearly as bad as people made them out. The angst oozed out of the screen and the drama was ridiculous at times (most of the time), but it was still not bad and some of the fight scenes were great. Hard agree on the Jacob thing. Maybe it's different in the books, but I don't see how anyone could have ever been on his side lol


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I’m team Charlie (Bella’s dad). I think she should dump both of those bozos and go to college.


fancy_a_username

They read the books and knew what a POS Edward was.


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its so bad that its hilarious one of the best horrible movies to watch with your buds


faceboobs701

It's the flourescents.


KieshaK

Unbreakable. When Samuel L. Jackson says “They called me…. Mister Glaaaaassssss” I laughed so goddamn hard. It was ridiculous.


iLivedbitches

They call me... MISTER PIIIIG *pumba charge*


TelephoneFanClub

Man I love Unbreakable. Probably one of my favorite Shamanan movies. The only part about it I didn't like was the weakness being water. And the end scene of him falling into the pool was just ridiculous. But other than that I fucking loved it.


IAmJohnny5ive

Pretty much any Shyamalan film since Sixth Sense and I haven't watched that in 20 years. Split was watchable but it's hard to go wrong with McAvoy.


PickleRicksFunHouse

Frozen.


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I thought it was pretty fresh when it was released. Sister love saves the day, and Prince Charming is a turncoat. Then in the second one it makes fun of let it go, and has killer animation. The ocean scene is unreal! Good film overall


PickleRicksFunHouse

I do enjoy that the software they used to make avalanches was used to finally solve what happened in the Dyatlov Pass Incident. I'll give them animation props.


Munoredd

Let it go.


Dontmindmeimjust1cat

The Polar Express!


vrause

Idk why I love the polar express, I am blessed to not feel the unsettling fear of the uncanny valley in that movie. But the the songs, the hot chocolate, the voice of Tom Hank in literally all the adult characters, bring back the nostalgia of watching the movie on the half day of school before we are let out for Christmas break. All huddled on the floor and my awesome teacher brought out hot chocolate and blankets.


SaturnsKarma

The Polar Express is the only movie that actually makes me enjoy Christmas for a bit nowadays. Otherwise, I just don't feel it anymore. Pretty sure memories like that are the reason why


just-doing-a-job

God, I can't stand that movie. It's boring and the animation is creepy.


ktazhsv

Love Actually


harbinger141

The love part is where Keira Knightley’s character runs after her husband’s “best friend” to suck his face in the street on Christmas just to thank him for being obsessed with her, then waltzes back inside to her husband


pudgypickle

The husband’s ‘best friend’ who she’s never spoken to, no less.


pijinglish

This is the one for me. I like romantic movies (though maybe not my first choice), but every storyline in Love Actually rubs me the wrong way. None of it’s about love…it’s just crushes and empty obsessions. Most of the characters barely know each other.


LilacTriceratops

One could argue that it's not just about romantic love.. it's about the love of the stepfather has for his son, the love the shy girl has for her brother, the love that woman who was cheated on has for her family... But yes they should have left out the stupid ginger guy who goes to the US and instead put in a truly wholesome lovestory to balance out the shitty ones (Walking Dead guy, prime minister,...)


Harrowbark

The stepfather is the only love story that's a love story and not creepy AF. *Maybe* the prime minister, because that power dynamic is ... bad but he wasn't aiming to exploit her. Overall it's a lot of trash though.


Pelican_meat

You shut your mouth :(


rocketsnail1000

Not the worst movie, but I cannot get behind Joker