As for me, all the Harry Potters and the Lord of the Rings saga. Yeah, I'm allergic to that sort of movie. Now, feel free to despise me!

Lavinia, I'm considering to send you those Nasorine's cookies as a sign of respect.
I can't imagine a sane person spending time on Harry potter.
Also - Gangs of NY, Once upon a time in America, Rocky, Leon, GF3 - how can I forget the most beloved And so many others... I'm so independent in my tastes - it's horrible.

Kill Bill. Both of them. I hated these movies; I thought they were terrible and just can't comprehend how they can possibly be so popular.

what on the earth are "those Nasorine's cookies"????

I liked Gangs of NY (yes, with a great LEO in it!!! :p ), Once upon a time in America, Rocky (only the first one, though) and GF3 (not crazy about it, but I liked) -- did not watch Leon. Do I still deserve your respect?

Seriously, my friend, I think being indipendent in one's tastes it's a sign of intelligence and maturity. I believe it's easier when you are not in your teens anymore (since a loooooooooong time, in my case! )

I loved Pulp fiction, really. But these Kill Bills are not my kind of movie. AND Matrix.

Bravo, Cancerkitty (where did you pick this nick???? )

My nick goes back to a high school writing assignment wherein we had to give an animal human characteristics. I made a cat that smoked cigarettes named, of course, Cancerkitty.

OMG, how macabre!

PS. I'm a cat-lover

At the time I thought I was pretty damn funny .

yes, but what about "RecoveredKitty"?????

I suppose it's not out of the question, but I've already got the email address. It'd be a big pain, you know?

Plus the cat smoking logo a couple of you helped me make is pretty sweet looking.

so why don't you show it to us?

Here\'s a link to the topic. Or do you mean why don't I use it as an avatar? If so, I guess I don't know. I probably should.

what on the earth are "those Nasorine's cookies"???? [/QB][/quote]Sorry my dear, I forgot that you didn't read the great book yet. How can you live without it? They were so creamy...
Only if I still deserve your respect disliking them!
Yes, it is easier when you are not. And when you have terrible character.

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!Those cats are terrific!!!!

Yes, you definitely should! Believe me, your smoking kitty is much cutier than your current avatar!!!!

Women of character are said to have terrible characters. But it's men who say so....

*cough*

THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST. I don't "hate" it, but after the church groups(plus the "controversy") made the movie a super-blockbuster, I just tuned out. Then many of those same people complaining how it got lost in the schuffle for the Oscars :rolleyes:

(Before some of you hardcore fans of the movie whip me and then nail me to a cross, lets remember that I think the movie's Oscar nominations for Best Make-Up and Cinematography is F*cking worthy. But Best Score? Man it stank!)

SHREK 2.......why?

WOW, this boy got's sytle!

Oceans 12.

Pulp Fiction and The Usual Suspects

[/b][/quote]You asked! One man's coffee is another man's tea...

how can a people do not love Pulp Fiction??? anyway, that's what this thread is about! my pick would be Matrix. I admit I didn't even watch it, but I supposed it's the worst film ever (after Catwoman, of course, but everyone hates it).

Braveheart

Wow!

And goombah, no love for The Usual Suspects?

As for me, this isn't a movie that everbody "loves" but a lot of people at least like it. Hellboy. Seen it twice, walked out in the theaters and couldn't wait for it to end on DVD. I HATED this f'n movie. And it's weird, I loved The Punisher and everyone seems to hate it. From everyone I've come across, you either love The Punisher and hate Hellboy, or you love Hellboy and hate The Punisher

Brace yourselves....

Citizen Kane. Ok, I don't hate it, but I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as most people. Then again, I've seen it only once.

Don't feel bad, I thought the same about Seven Samurai. Did you read my review?

"You asked! One man's coffee is another man's tea..."

More like "One person's coffee is another man's toilet".

Anyway Irishman, you know what? It's not just you.

HELLBOY just sucked.

THANK YOU!. I don't see how people say that is a better movie than The Punisher. True I have a biased towards Frank Castle b/c I collected the comic books growing up, but still, I mean come on, it's a better movie. Sure it has it's corny movies, but Hellboy's story just sucked so much and was very boring/unentertaining! And here's the kicker, they're making a sequel! Well, I'm looking forward to The Punisher 2!

Don't feel bad, I thought the same about Seven Samurai. Did you read my review? [/b][/quote]Yea, I read it. B&W movies are an acquired taste. There are some that I just love (On the Waterfront, Streetcar, Seven Samurai) and some...well...not so much (Citizen Kane). It's true, as many above have said :"One person's coffee is another man's pee...err...tea."

Thing is, HELLBOY was an enjoyable comic book from the issues I had read that had a pretty good premise.

But the movie....f*ck, I don't know where to begin on what the hell went wrong(and its not adaptation reasons, for I could care less if some character's hair was correct or not. I just want a good movie.) but I'll these 3 things about the movie.

(1) - Ron Perlman was good. Sure the movie was mediocre-as-waste-of-time, Perlman was kinda enjoyable to watch. I say "kinda" because rest of the movie wasn't worth my time. Hell, it is NEVER a good omen when your villain sucks. Really, better the villain, better the hero.

(2) - I quite liked the make-up technical job on this film.

(3) - Remember the scene with the Russian corpse on Perlman's back? Man that was the insane wacky humor/action adventure that I enjoyed about the comics. I mean that was the only good scene in the whole film. Too bad the rest of the movie was....how can I say....*cough*


Then again Irishman, remember that I didn't care for THE PUNISHER film. Of course I enjoyed Garth Ennis' work where you had absolutely fun action comic storytelling while you had just very good dark comedy. I mean stuff like the title character having to fight an army of midgets, using bodies in a morgue as human shields, or better yet....a good reason WHY you shouldn't stick your head through the glass window on subways....

But the PUNISHER movie, man I revise my statement, I was disapointed. However, its still alot better than the older Dolph Lundgren clunker.