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Although I Loved The First Half I Absolutely Hated The Rest Of The Film.
It Was Like 2 Separate Films Disjointed And With Very Poor Continuity.
I Especially Thought The Whole "RoseBud Mystery" Was A Bit Of Overhyped Nonsense. We All Experience The Reality Of Not Realizing That Our Childhood Held Special Meaning That We Can Never Recapture.
I don't know that I'd call any of these "classics," but they were certainly lauded by critics at the time.
BEACHES. I would rather have someone hammer a hot fork into my arm than have to sit through this movie again. The whole point of this movie seems to be: You know what? A woman's mid-life crisis is just as narcissistic as any man's. More navel gazing please!
THE ENGLISH PATIENT is a movie made for critics, not audiences.
GONE WITH THE WIND. The ultimate silly melodrama.
THE MATRIX. The last movie that made me truly angry for having wasted all most three hours of my life sitting through this offensive mess of a movie.
TOP GUN. Probably the movie I hate more than any other movie on the planet. This movie is like everything wrong with the 1980s wrapped into a suppository and shoved up our collective ***es.
TOP GUN. Probably the movie I hate more than any other movie on the planet. This movie islike everything wrong with the 1980s wrapped into a suppository and shoved up our collective ***es.
I agree wholeheartedly with this, save that this film is actually TIED with Ferris Bueller's Day Off!
I am beginning to think I am the only person on Earth that liked The English Patient...
No, I loved it (and the book)!
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Another: Blazing Saddles. I didn't find it as hysterical as everyone says it is.
Me, either--and I don't know too many women who did--although I thought "Young Frankenstein" was very clever and funny, and a lot of people didn't seem to think so when it first came out.
"Pulp Fiction" is considered by some a classic in the crime/gangster genre, and I hated it. I wanted to walk out, and should have. Everyone I know still raves about it.
Me, either--and I don't know too many women who did--although I thought "Young Frankenstein" was very clever and funny, and a lot of people didn't seem to think so when it first came out.
"Pulp Fiction" is considered by some a classic in the crime/gangster genre, and I hated it. I wanted to walk out, and should have. Everyone I know still raves about it.
Totally agree with you on BOTH "Young Frankenstein" and "Pulp Fiction".
WATERSHIP DOWN. I didn't see it til I was an adult. But I'm a very sensitive little flower and expected to bawl my eyes out. I didn't like the art or animation - nor the voice acting or story action. To me it dragged and I didn't care about the annoying bunnies. They all seemed sort of menacing to me. Watched most but not all of it.
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I didn't like the art or animation - nor the voice acting or story action. To me it dragged and I didn't care about the annoying bunnies. They all seemed sort of menacing to me. Watched most but not all of it.
