Name a movie you liked the first time but hate now

[DawnWarrior]

Inspired by a similar thread, I want to pose this question to everyone: Name a movie that you like the first time you saw it, but can't stand now?

I'll start us off with: Titan A.E.

[I Am The Knight]

Van Helsing, yeah :grin:

[Starbird]

3 Ninjas.

[lou2099]

Tough, I would have to say I really liked Tank Girl at first. Now it's almost ridiculously bad.

[Apollo]

Wild Wild West....

[CJWilkie]

The Phantom Menace. Oh man I loved it when it first came out. When I was 10. But watching back now...is excruciating. Granted, it has its moments (final duel, soundtrack, etc), but otherwise I really dislike it.

[A.J.Rimmer(BSC)]

Van Helsing. I thought it was awesome in the cinema. Saw it on TV and couldn't believe what was going on before my eyes.

[Nirvana]

Van Helsing as well.

[vindrow]

Batman Begins

[spideyboy_1111]

Spider-man 2... now... i wont say hate.. but i honestly can't watch it anymore, only thing i like about the movie is harry osborne and ock.. toby is a whiney ass, kirsten looks like shes suffering depression and been hit with a shovel too many times... and they kinda ruin it for me now.

[DawnWarrior]

Batman Begins
Come again? :huh:

[vindrow]

Come again? :huh:

OK


Batman Begins

[Silvermoth]

Cats and Dogs

[Bunker]

Revenge of the Sith

[fu manchu]

as i mentioned in the other thread, Van Helsing.

Also, Batman and Robin.

[Banshee]

Spider-man.

[Dr. MIX]

Hulk (2003) comes to mind

[Gilpesh]

Spider-man 2... now... i wont say hate.. but i honestly can't watch it anymore, only thing i like about the movie is harry osborne and ock.. toby is a whiney ass, kirsten looks like shes suffering depression and been hit with a shovel too many times... and they kinda ruin it for me now.

Same. Only it was IMAX that killed it for me... shudder... no face like that should be that big.

[Chris Wallace]

Ace Ventura
Ace Ventura 2
TMNT 2
TMNT 3
Superman 3
The Mask
Don't Be A Menace
Graffiti Bridge
Krush Groove
Titanic
Love & Basketball
Captain America (Not sure why.)
Punisher '89 (Ditto.)
Rappin'
Beat Street
Breakin'
Revenge Of The Nerds

[PyroChamber]

Ace Ventura
Ace Ventura 2
TMNT 2
TMNT 3
Superman 3
The Mask
Don't Be A Menace
Graffiti Bridge
Krush Groove
Titanic
Love & Basketball
Captain America (Not sure why.)
Punisher '89 (Ditto.)
Rappin'
Beat Street
Breakin'
Revenge Of The NerdsHmmm, no love for old school rap movies huh?

[Chris Wallace]

Not really, no.
Oh, and Purple Rain. I still find it watchable for the music, but the plot & acting were HORRENDOUS.

[Drizzle]

Superman Returns

[Nightmare]

Indepedence Day

[I Am The Knight]

The Dark Knight.




...

[Starbird]

:hehe: ^^

Nightmare on Elm Street :dry:.....the ENTIRE series.

[Nightmare]

:hehe: ^^

Nightmare on Elm Street :dry:.....the ENTIRE series.

OMG!!! :wow:

[luke1234]

Harry Potter 1 and 2

[Starbird]

I know..as a kid I was afraid..now I'm like...woah.:dry: I was a pansy.OMG!!! :wow:

[SFII]

Attack of the Clones
The Hulk
Superman Returns
Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions

[dlvillarreal]

Iron Man...not so much hate I just like it less and less every time I watch it. (3 times)

[Chris Wallace]

Attack of the Clones
The Hulk
Superman Returns
Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions

I still like Hulk & Reloaded; the rest I hated the first time.
Oh-I forgot about House Party & Boomerang. I got so caught up in the music I didn't notice the movies sucked.
Home Alone 1 & 2 (Didn't bother with 3)
Lawnmower Man

[Nightmare]

I know..as a kid I was afraid..now I'm like...woah.:dry: I was a pansy.


You still are! :o

[The Apatow Crew]

:hehe: ^^

Nightmare on Elm Street :dry:.....the ENTIRE series.Freddy's awesome though!

[Chris Wallace]

Freddy's my favorite of all the slashers, & the first film gave us the greatest kill scene ever. Johnny Depp. Freddy pulls him down into a hole in the middle of the bed. In comes the TV. In comes the stereo. In comes the sheets & bedspread. And out comes more blood than the human body can possibly contain. Classic.

[Nightmare]

lol, this has turned into a freddy discussion. After one the franchise just went downhill. There was a ton of scenes i loved from 2 on though.

[Chris Wallace]

I guess I mainly liked Freddy b/c for years I've sat through horror movies, listening to one idiot after another after another shouting instructions at the screen; "Run!" "Don't go that way!" "He's right behind you!" And finally, we have a franchise where none of that applies. There's no running, no evading-he controls the reality around you. He's not a 13-inch doll or some weirdo in a William Shatner mask. He's the stuff of nightmares.

[Darkfly]

Batman & Robin, I was really young when it came out so don't hurt me but obviously now its super ****.

[Nightmare]

I guess I mainly liked Freddy b/c for years I've sat through horror movies, listening to one idiot after another after another shouting instructions at the screen; "Run!" "Don't go that way!" "He's right behind you!" And finally, we have a franchise where none of that applies. There's no running, no evading-he controls the reality around you. He's not a 13-inch doll or some weirdo in a William Shatner mask. He's the stuff of nightmares.

Wait a second. Why you ripping Michael Myers? :o

[The Navigator]

X-men.

[Chris Wallace]

Wait a second. Why you ripping Michael Myers? :o

His movies never grabbed me. And they had lame kills. I don't care who you are; You go to a horror movie for one reason & one reason only-great kills. Myers didn't provide that. Ever. It was always, he lifts the knife, the camera pans away & you see a blood splatter. Weak. You can get that on prime time.

[bullets]

Freddy's my favorite of all the slashers, & the first film gave us the greatest kill scene ever. Johnny Depp. Freddy pulls him down into a hole in the middle of the bed. In comes the TV. In comes the stereo. In comes the sheets & bedspread. And out comes more blood than the human body can possibly contain. Classic.


I like Freddy and I own the entire collection but that was one of the worst kill scenes ever. It can lead alot of people divided on how they feel about those films . If it hadn't been johnny depp on that bed this death would not be talked about because it was ridiculous .

[Speedball]

Harry Potter 1 and 2
Same here.
Compared to the later movies, they are pieces of s***.
It has no thought put into it like the past few movies have.

[JustABill]

The mad hate on for Michael needs to stop. He's the classic boogeyman of the slashers. :o

And last time I checked you go to a horror movie to be scared, and the original Halloween is still one of the scariest films to date. It uses suspense and stalking instead of the recent boring and not scary trend of blood and guts to turn your stomach in fear.:o

But to keep with the subject: X-Men and X2 from a hardcore X-Men fan point of view. They suck. Singer had no idea what to do with them besides the ''message". :o

[Spider-Vader]

Harry Potter 1
Attack of the Clones
Spider-Man 1

[Chris Wallace]

The mad hate on for Michael needs to stop. He's the classic boogeyman of the slashers. :o

And last time I checked you go to a horror movie to be scared, and the original Halloween is still one of the scariest films to date. It uses suspense and stalking instead of the recent boring and not scary trend of blood and guts to turn your stomach in fear.:o

I was 13 when I saw the first Halloween & it bored me.

[Artos]

Attack of the Clones ('you're not like sand...it's rough...but you're smooth' give me a break)
X3

I'm sure there are more.

[JustABill]

Not my fault you have terrible taste, Chris. :o

[Chris Wallace]

I'll ignore that.
Superman 3
Superman 4
TMNT 2 & 3.

[Chris Wallace]

Boomerang
The Bodyguard
In both cases, I now tend to think the music was so good I couldn't see at the time what a crappy movie it was.
Oh, and The Distinguished Gentleman.

[Space Moose]

Batman Begins

I saw the Dark Knight and didn't think much of that either. Very average and overhyped.

[RockSP]

Young Guns.

Liked it when I saw if for the first time on HBO as a kid. Bought the dvd a couple years ago since I have a bunch of westerns. Sold that S#@% a few days later.

[Chris Wallace]

Punisher '89
Captain America

[The Apatow Crew]

Punisher '89
Captain AmericaUgh, I didn't even like it the first time.

What a waste of 5 dollars i'll never get back.

[Chris Wallace]

Mortal Kombat

[Koz]

- Legally Blonde
- Austin Powers (I don't hate it now, but it doesn't entertain me that much)
- American Beauty (Again, I don't hate it, but I find it severely underwhelming now)
- Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
- X-Men 1 & 3
- Tons of crappy horror movies that I can't even remember

[Chris Wallace]

I can agree on Austin Powers & American Beauty.

[StillTheKing]

I watched Spawn recently, I use to absolutely love that movie when I was a kid. It just is not the same watching when you're older.

I didn't hate it but I defiantly didn't enjoy it as much as when I was younger

[irratebass]

Meatballs:whatever:

[Ziggyman]

X-Men: The Last Stand

[Alchemyst]

Mortal Kombat
X-men the last stand
Superman IV
Masters of the Universe
Punisher 89
Captain America
The Rocketeer
Spawn
Resident Evil
Critters

[Chris Wallace]

Bloodsport
Lionheart
Street Fighter

[Girl_Wonder]

Spider-Man 3

and ugh..I might as well not hide it anymore:

Batman & Robin..what can I say? I was young, I was naive..I didn't know any better. *hangs head in shame*

[Chris Wallace]

I, too, can admit to once having liked B & R. I don't know why. I know it spat in the face of everything Batman stands for, but so did the TV series & people still like that. I somehow was able to enjoy the absurdity of it all. However, I no longer can.

[Jordacar]

When I first saw B&R, by 13yo brain could not psychologically accept that it was as bad as it seemed, so I had to force myself to like it for a while. It was physically and emotionally....taxing.

[Chris Wallace]

Even when I called myself liking it, I laughed at how it played like a 6-year-old wrote it. "And Mr. Freeze's getaway car turns into a rocketship, and goes up in the air, and Mr. Freeze flies away on giant metal wings that grow out of his back. And Robin saves Batman with his Robin-laser, they blow up the rocketship and go surfing through the air."

[DawnWarrior]

Even when I called myself liking it, I laughed at how it played like a 6-year-old wrote it. "And Mr. Freeze's getaway car turns into a rocketship, and goes up in the air, and Mr. Freeze flies away on giant metal wings that grow out of his back. And Robin saves Batman with his Robin-laser, they blow up the rocketship and go surfing through the air."OMG! I totally forgot about the wings!! :eek:
But yeah, I remember B&R. The mind cannot take in the total tonnage of its awfulness all at once.

[Chris Wallace]

I can add The Saint.

[The Geek Vault]

Batman and Robin,
I remember when i was young it was all over like cereal boxes that it was coming out and I got this free "guide to the characters" and I was so excited and now all I need to see are the nipples and the ice skates and I'm done

[Gotham]

Ghost Rider.

[Alchemyst]

ugh...just thinking about Batman & Robin, Bane sure did have a rather decomposed look. I remember Mr. Freezes henchmen singing Christmas songs. eewww, i also remember Freeze watching a video of himself and his wife before the "incident" and one of his henchman interrupted him, and Freeze shot him, and the henchman's hat flew off and made a cartoony noise.

...................my god

[Chris Wallace]

Let's not forget such gems as Batman sliding down the brontosaurus' back; it actually took me a year to remember where they ripped that off from. Oh-and how about Robin crashing his motorcycle through a wall & it leaving a hole in the shape of his symbol?

[Chris Wallace]

Do you realize that every film in the old series has an instance of the villain shooting one of his own men?

[Dark Victory]

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[I Am The Knight]

The Phantom Menace.

[Commodore Schmidlapp]

Howard the Duck, loved it when I was like 5, not so much when I'm 26.

[Gilpesh]

Star Wars Special Editions.

[Abstract]

The Phantom Menace. Probably the whole prequel trilogy.

It just doesn't have the same charm and appeal as the originals but man was I super hyped when they first came out.

[Chris Wallace]

Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins.

[Symbiote789]

The Dark Knight.

Well, I wouldn't say hate, but I liked it less each time I saw it.

[Carmine Falcone]

Shoot 'Em Up is the only one I can think of. I thoroughly enjoyed it the first time and desliked pretty much every minute the second time. It's a funny thing.

[Gilpesh]

I can add The Saint.

Somehow... I still GASP like that movie. Guess it's just Val Kilmer being awesome.

Shoot 'Em Up is the only one I can think of. I thoroughly enjoyed it the first time and desliked pretty much every minute the second time. It's a funny thing.

I loved Shoot 'Em Up. It is the reverse for me where I actually like it more every time I see it.

[Changeling]

Superman Returns

[Doctor Jones]

Batman and Robin. I was only five when it came out :csad:

[Captain Planet!]

Batman & Robin, Batman Forever, X-Men 3, Kangaroo Jack.

[Lighthouse]

Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest
Superman Returns

[Doctor Jones]

Oh, and X3. I remember hearing about it when it came out in 06. I knew then people didn't like it. Then I finally saw it on DVD. I liked it. I even watched it again. I just watched it for the first time two weeks ago since then, and it was hard for me to even finish.

Wolverine + teacher + teamwork = Fail.

[OctaviusINC]

Ghost Rider

[Doctor Jones]

Ghost Rider

I actually like the movie. The extended edition is good. Damn, I'm all alone here. :csad:

[Sam Fisher]

Hulk{2003}

[Sam Fisher]

I actually like the movie. The extended edition is good. Damn, I'm all alone here. :csad:


I like it too.

[Dr Strange]

X3, i dont hate it but when i got it on DVD i realised what a dissapointment it was compared to the others.

[Commodore Schmidlapp]

Cloverfield... Although I wouldn't say I hate it now, I just think it loses alot after the first viewing.

[Doctor Jones]

I like it too.

Oh, thank God! :woot: I thought I was the only one! But the extended edition is a whole lot better. They even delete the "Now we know his weakness" line.

[Doctor Jones]

Cloverfield... Although I wouldn't say I hate it now, I just think it loses alot after the first viewing.

Haven't seen it since I first saw it in theaters. I liked it but I think you may be right. But still, the ending pissed me off! :cmad:

[Jordacar]

oh, thank god! :woot: I thought i was the only one! But the extended edition is a whole lot better. They even delete the "now we know his weakness" line.thank you jezus!

[Doctor Jones]

thank you jezus!

Yep, it's true. I was pretty surprised myself. Blackheart just smirks and grumbles and understanding and that's it. It's self explanitory on its own. You really got to feel bad for MSJ. I think he wants to leave all the good stuff in and try to make a good movie but the producers or studios force him to take it out or dumb it down. Because I didn't like Daredevil. But I heard the director's cut is a whole lot better.

[Jordacar]

Yep, it's true. I was pretty surprised myself. Blackheart just smirks and grumbles and understanding and that's it. It's self explanitory on its own. You really got to feel bad for MSJ. I think he wants to leave all the good stuff in and try to make a good movie but the producers or studios force him to take it out or dumb it down. Because I didn't like Daredevil. But I heard the director's cut is a whole lot better.The Daredevil DC is a ton better, it feels more like a real movie with a story, but a lot of the writing is still kinda juvinile; young blind Matt's fight with the bullies is still in there, the meh rom-com stuff with Matt and Elektra, including their fight in the park, is intact. But the DC, as the title suggests, is the movie Johnson made, and the theatrical version is the studio's dumbed down, wider-appeal version.

[Doctor Jones]

Interesting. I'll have to check it out. But, you should give GR: EE a chance too. There's some great deleted scenes that fleshes out the characters more. One good scene where young Johnny and his father are talking about destiny and one where it proves Roxanne isn't just there for eye candy. There's actually an alternative first meeting between Blackheart and Mephisto. Instead of meating in a street, they meet outside where Blackheart just killed the people in the bar. You may or may not like it still. But it's still a fun movie for what it is.

[Rando]

cloverfield, definetley.

others i can think of are : Fight Club (stays great, just not as good when you KNOW)
Batman Begins
American Psycho

[Gilpesh]

cloverfield, definetley.

others i can think of are : Fight Club (stays great, just not as good when you KNOW)
Batman Begins
American Psycho

I actually think it is better... cause then you're just trying to find all the clues and see it before it happens.

[Chris Wallace]

I actually like the movie. The extended edition is good. Damn, I'm all alone here. :csad:

No, you're not.

[Alpha and Omega]

Dr. Dolittle was a nice surprise on my first viewing, but I didn't like it when I saw it in its tv run.

[Chris Wallace]

I put Dolittle on my list, too.

[Ziggyman]

Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

[Jordacar]

cloverfield, definetley.I get the feeling I'll hate cloverfield eventually, but not yet...

[Two-Face]

Batman & Robin (1997)

[Doctor Jones]

No, you're not.

Thank God. Fisher likes it too so I guess that doesn't make me insane. :yay:

[Why Are You Crouching Spock?]

The matrix.

[ElToro]

Batman Forever and batman and robin

liked them back then,now they really SUCK

[TLH]

The entire Spider-Man franchise.

[Mr.LethalWeapon]

Home Alone

[Nightmare]

Matrix Revolutions

[The Navigator]

Temple of Doom. Willie...never...shuts...up. :cmad:

[Doctor Jones]

Temple of Doom. Willie...never...shuts...up. :cmad:

I find it very underrated. And sometimes, I even laughed once or twice. That is very, very, very, rare for me to have a woman make me laugh. Ellen Degenerous is the only woman that makes me laugh.

I laugh at the line when she's in the bug infested cave.

"Oh, God. What is thiiiis?" :woot:

[WolfCypher]

Kung-Pow: Enter the Fist

[Chris Wallace]

Home Alone 1 & 2.

[Jordacar]

The entire Spider-Man franchise.I wouldn't say I hate them now, but every day I grow more ambivalent towards 1 and 2, and I find I could care less about whether Raimi directs Spidey 4.

[Chris Wallace]

Punisher '89, Captain America. Must've been some misplaced Marvel loyalty that made me think I liked those.

[Alchemyst]

Punisher '89, Captain America. Must've been some misplaced Marvel loyalty that made me think I liked those.

OMG, it seemed like Marvel had their way with Cap, i remember the 2 made for TV movies and the one that came out in the early 90's. Loved it as a kid, vomit when i see it now

[JTHM777]

Grease. I am sick of that whole movie after watching it way too many times. Its so bleah now.

[tamron]

i wouldn't say i hate them now, but every day i grow more ambivalent towards 1 and 2, and i find i could care less about whether raimi directs spidey 4.

qft.

[Sensi]

Home Alone and Forest Gump

[Vile]

Boondock Saints
Spidey trilogy.

[Space Moose]

Batman Begins
Memento
The Matrix
Fight Club
Seven
Panic Room
RoboCop 2 + 3
Evil Dead
Chronicles of Riddick
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Waterworld

[spideyboy_1111]

Batman Begins
Memento
The Matrix
Fight Club
Seven
Panic Room
RoboCop 2 + 3
Evil Dead
Chronicles of Riddick
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Waterworld

If you no longer like these... then it makes me wonder what you do like.

[JTIZZLEVILLE]

Batman Begins
Memento
The Matrix
Fight Club
Seven
Panic Room
RoboCop 2 + 3
Evil Dead
Chronicles of Riddick
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Waterworld

So your taste gets worse the MORE you watch movies?

[TLH]

Spider-Man 3. I thought it was decent, but that was probably the hype blinding my eyes from the truth. Didn't take long for me to hate it.

[JTHM777]

Spider-Man 3. I thought it was decent, but that was probably the hype blinding my eyes from the truth. Didn't take long for me to hate it.

Same way with me. I just wanted to love it so much, that I just did it blindly. Then I talked to a friend about it and she mentioned some things about the acing, that I noticed as well. It snowballed from there into an utter distaste for the film. Now I see all the flaws and pray like crazy that they put it back on track for the next film.

[Chris Wallace]

http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m469/gangsterjap/spider.jpg:up::up::up:

[The Navigator]

RoboCop 2 + 3
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Waterworld

:up:

[JTHM777]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

[Doctor Jones]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

God, I remember when this first came out, I was obseesed about it. Just the coolest idea ever for a 11 year old. And it still is. I got the movie adaption book (which is better than the movie) and saw it in theaters. But now, I see it's flaws, but I don't hate it. Yeah, it's bad in some parts. But it does have it's moments. The guy who played Jekyll was great.

[Chris Wallace]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

Ditto.
And Meteor Man.


EDIT: What the hell am I talking about? I never liked LXG!

[Nightmare]

Wow, you liked Meteor man the first time?

[Chris Wallace]

I don't know why. I watched it today & thought, what the hell was wrong w/me at 20?

[Two-Face]

Titanic (1997)

[JTHM777]

Titanic (1997)

I seem to be heading this way as well.

[Octoberist]

Batman Begins
Memento
The Matrix
Fight Club
Seven
Panic Room
RoboCop 2 + 3
Evil Dead
Chronicles of Riddick
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Waterworld

So what kind of movies do you like now? Because you seem to dislike a good number of good/decent movies.

[Chris Wallace]

I like all the ones in bold except Evil Dead (which I haven't seen) & Fight Club.

[Doctor Jones]

So what kind of movies do you like now? Because you seem to dislike a good number of good/decent movies.

He seems to hate all really good movies. It's like he's living a dictatorship in his taste of films.

[Swordmaster]

Die Another Day (first Bond film I ever saw)
Batman & Robin

[JTStarkiller]

X-Men: The Last Stand is the only thing that comes to mind.

[Doctor Jones]

Die Another Day (first Bond film I ever saw)
Batman & Robin

Damn, what a bad way to start off. :csad:

[Space Moose]

He seems to hate all really good movies. It's like he's living a dictatorship in his taste of films.
No, I just hate commercial crap like Fight Club and The Matrix. I would put The Dark Knight, but I hated that before the movie even finished.

[Bunker]

What movies DO you like?

[Space Moose]

What movies DO you like?
Name some and I'll tell you.

[Doctor Jones]

Name some and I'll tell you.

With your scarse taste in alot of good films, he might be here for a while.

[Doctor Jones]

No, I just hate commercial crap like Fight Club and The Matrix. I would put The Dark Knight, but I hated that before the movie even finished.

So you hate those films just because how popular they are? If that's a reason to hate a really great film then :dry:

And please, actually explain why you hate the films that most people do like.

[Armand Z Trip]

Name some and I'll tell you.

Primer, The Fall, Redbelt, Melinda and Melinda, Rambo, Son of Rambow, Serenity, Matchpoint, Exiled, Oldboy, The 25 Hour, Speed Racer, Sukiyaki Western Django, The Incredible Hulk, Kingdom of Heaven(DC), Body Heat, Gremlins, The Sweet Smell of Success, Daft Punk's Electroma, The Long Goodbye, American Gangster, Ran, The Hudsucker Proxy, Being There, Time Rider, Repo Man, Santa Sangre, El Topo, Private Resort, Porkys II, Cannibal Women in the Avacado Jungle of Death, The Blues Brothers, Bleach: Diamond Dust Rebellion, Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shambala, Raiders of The Lost Ark, Conan The Barbarian, Hannah and Her Sisters, Wall E, Bedazzled (67), Hells Angels on Wheels, Angel Heart, Dragons Forever, Brazil

anything?:yay:

[Space Moose]

Primer, The Fall, Redbelt, Melinda and Melinda, Rambo, Son of Rambow, Serenity, Matchpoint, Exiled, Oldboy, The 25 Hour, Speed Racer, Sukiyaki Western Django, The Incredible Hulk, Kingdom of Heaven(DC), Body Heat, Gremlins, The Sweet Smell of Success, Daft Punk's Electroma, The Long Goodbye, American Gangster, Ran, The Hudsucker Proxy, Being There, Time Rider, Repo Man, Santa Sangre, El Topo, Private Resort, Porkys II, Cannibal Women in the Avacado Jungle of Death, The Blues Brothers, Bleach: Diamond Dust Rebellion, Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shambala, Raiders of The Lost Ark, Conan The Barbarian, Hannah and Her Sisters, Wall E, Bedazzled (67), Hells Angels on Wheels, Angel Heart, Dragons Forever, Brazil

anything?:yay:
I like all those films except the ones in bold. Especially Electroma. Bleach was a bit random though.

[Armand Z Trip]

I like all those films except the ones in bold. Especially Electroma. Bleach was a bit random though.

Well you are not just anti what's popular!!

I liked Memories of Nobody better than Diamond Dust, I thought the relationship was very sweet, the ending very sad. Although in B:DDR I really enjoyed Uryu Ishida's 1000 holy arrows per minute attack, he's one of my favorite characters. I really liked Electroma, enjoyed how it took its time, I thought the music selections were very good and that big sky country look was great.

[Space Moose]

Well you are not just anti what's popular!!

I liked Memories of Nobody better than Diamond Dust, I thought the relationship was very sweet, the ending very sad. Although in B:DDR I really enjoyed Uryu Ishida's 1000 holy arrows per minute attack, he's one of my favorite characters. I really liked Electroma, enjoyed how it took its time, I thought the music selections were very good and that big sky country look was great.
The Sealed Sword Frenzy is the best. Tears of Nobody kinda' sucked since it was a re-hash of a previous episode. And yeah, Electroma was awesome. Can't go wrong with Curtis Mayfield.

[Chris Wallace]

The Mask.

[Space Moose]

The Mask.
All of Jim Carrey's movies (yes, even Me, Myself and Irene) except The Truman Show. And maybe Man on the Moon.

[Sawyer]

^Yeah, it took me a few years to realize that Jim Carrey really wasnt as funny as I thought he was when I was younger. I still like the Mask, though.

My main one would be Batman & Robin. I know, I know... ****ing everyone on the hype hates B&R, but when it first came out (I was 8), I thought it was just the greatest ****ing thing EVER. I thought Alicia Silverstone was hot as hell, I though Schwarzenegger was a complete badass, I got the toys, watched it over and over on VHS... the whole nine yards. Little by little, as the years passed by, I started to notice it got a little less good each and every time. Then, of course, once I joined the hype, I saw how hated it was by everyone and eventually disowned it. I still watch it on occasion (about once a year or less), but its just cringeworthy for the most part (I still think O'Donnell made an okay Robin, though).

[Brendan]

Mostly films that I grew up on like a child. I don't really care much for most of Burton's early films anymore like Batman, Edward Scissorhands, and Beetlegeuse, but I was pretty gay for those back in the day.

I even enjoyed Superman 4 back then.

[Symbiotic]

I wouldn't say I HATE it now, but 300. Saw it in the theater, liked it. Saw it on TV a couple of months back, meh. It just seemed "less good".

[Ceb-Man]

Batman and Robin, Planet of The Apes (2001), Back to The Future, The Saint.

[Darkfly]

I wouldn't say I HATE it now, but 300. Saw it in the theater, liked it. Saw it on TV a couple of months back, meh. It just seemed "less good".

same, thought it was awesome the first time but it seems alright, good at best.


The Dark Knight, liked it the first time but the second & third time I really didn't enjoy watching it.

[Sawyer]

Batman and Robin, Planet of The Apes (2001), Back to The Future, The Saint.

:dry:

[bullets]

Beowulf.

[Golgo-13]

Burton's Planet of the Apes.
Spiderman 1
Blade 3

[Chris Wallace]

All of Jim Carrey's movies (yes, even Me, Myself and Irene) except The Truman Show. And maybe Man on the Moon.

I hated Man on The Moon the first time. I still like Truman & Liar, but that's pretty much it.

[Doctor Jones]

Batman and Robin, Planet of The Apes (2001), Back to The Future, The Saint.

You're insane.

[Doctor Jones]

^Yeah, it took me a few years to realize that Jim Carrey really wasnt as funny as I thought he was when I was younger. I still like the Mask, though.

My main one would be Batman & Robin. I know, I know... ****ing everyone on the hype hates B&R, but when it first came out (I was 8), I thought it was just the greatest ****ing thing EVER. I thought Alicia Silverstone was hot as hell, I though Schwarzenegger was a complete badass, I got the toys, watched it over and over on VHS... the whole nine yards. Little by little, as the years passed by, I started to notice it got a little less good each and every time. Then, of course, once I joined the hype, I saw how hated it was by everyone and eventually disowned it. I still watch it on occasion (about once a year or less), but its just cringeworthy for the most part (I still think O'Donnell made an okay Robin, though).

This was pretty much me too. I was 5 when it came out. You know how people say they just wanted to sell toys? Well it freaking worked. I bought alot of merchandise from that film. I remember my family went on a trip to Ohio that same year, my borther and I listened to the cassette version and had a load of B&R crap. Uma Thurman was hot as hell. I loved the film, rented it whenever I could. But then as I got older, I started to notice gradually. Something new each time I watched it. Why were there nipples on the batsuit? A credit card? Two credit cards? Puns? Neon LIGHTS?! George Clooney shorter than O'Connel, etc. Now I know.

Luckily for 5 year olds now, they can witness the awesomness of TDK without going what I went through in 1997.

I got a Mr. Freeze action figure from the "Tooth Fairy" under my pillow when I was 5. That was pretty sweet. Still can't figure out how my parents got it under there without waking me up since it was a big ass package.

[Space Moose]

I liked Back to the Future but would have prefered to see Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly rather than Michael J Fox.

[Doctor Jones]

I liked Back to the Future but would have prefered to see Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly rather than Michael J Fox.

The chemistry wouldn't be anywhere near to what we got with Fox and Lloyd. That stuff was gold.

[Space Moose]

The chemistry wouldn't be anywhere near to what we got with Fox and Lloyd. That stuff was gold.
:csad:

[Capt Throbberson]

I didn't realize just how stupid a movie Transformers was until seeing it on TV a year later.

[Matt Mortem]

The. Dark. Knight. There I said it. I can't watch it anymore. Too much hype....too much idiocy. No more Dark Knight for at least 6 months

[Asteroid-Man]

Batman Returns, Spider-Man 2 and Attack of the Clones.

[DChero]

I have to go with Batman and Robin, as well as everything the Governator starred in. They aren't bad movies (except Last Action Hero), but I've just seen them too much.

[Chris Wallace]

Batman & Robin.
I knew going in what to expect, & I think that made it easier to take. I knew we weren't going to get a faithful Batman movie, in terms of the Batman of the 90's, but rather a more laid-back, happy-go-lucky goofball that was in line with the Batman of the 60's. The title, the casting, (CLOONEY!?!?!?) the choice of villains, (Cold kills plants!) everything told me what to expect & I think for that reason I was able to enjoy it at the time, even knowing how bad it was. But over time-and not even a whole lot of time, the whole "So bad it's good" feeling of the movie wore off.

[Adrian89]

Batman & Robin! When I was a kid I liked Batman and I was hyped for that movie, but after seeing how bad that Movie was,...EWW! I hated it after seeing it twice I think.

[david icke]

Robocop 3 - I bought the boxset last year and looking back at it I don't know how I could've enjoyed this at all on 1st viewing. I still like the hokey ending when Robo flies in on the jet pack to save the citizens though.

Attack of the Clones - watched this on tv recently and was so very uninvolved with it. Only bits i really enjoyed was Jango/Obi-Wan fight and the fly through futurama.

Ghost Rider - enjoyed it at the cinema but couldn't get through watching my dvd even once.

[Great1]

Batman and Robin...... I was young.

[Space Moose]

The. Dark. Knight. There I said it. I can't watch it anymore. Too much hype....too much idiocy. No more Dark Knight for at least 6 months
How about a Bat-Ban?

[Chris Wallace]

The. Dark. Knight. There I said it. I can't watch it anymore. Too much hype....too much idiocy. No more Dark Knight for at least 6 months

While I haven't reached the point of disliking the movie itself, I share your sentiments about the hype. It's not as good as everyone makes it out to be.

[Space Moose]

While I haven't reached the point of disliking the movie itself, I share your sentiments about the hype. It's not as good as everyone makes it out to be.
Everyone on here acts like it's the cure for cancer.

[Chris Wallace]

Everyone on here acts like it's the cure for cancer.

WRONG! Many act like it's the cure for cancer, AIDS, herpes, diabetes, the common cold, syphillis, Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis, that bizarre flesh-eating bacteria that forces you to get your limbs amputated, & a couple of other diseases that haven't been discovered yet.

[hammerhedd11]

I remember liking Ronin a year ago and I watched it again and I just hated it.

[Chris Wallace]

I barely remember Ronin.

[nite-owl]

Iron Man

[Asteroid-Man]

Batman and Robin, Batman Returns, Spider-Man 2 and Attack of the Clones.

[Space Moose]

Aeon Flux (Complete anal rape of Peter Chung's work)
The Matrix
Fight Club
Seven
The Godfather Part III
Spiderman
Spiderman 2
Daredevil (Directors Cut just goes to show how much Fox love screwing things up)
Dogma

[Lunar_Wolf]

Spider-Man 3
Home Alone
Freddy V Jason

[spideyboy_1111]

Spider-Man 3
Home Alone
Freddy V Jason

lol, to be fair, home alone wasn't exactly geared towards our age group that we are now... lol

[Lunar_Wolf]

lol, to be fair, home alone wasn't exactly geared towards our age group that we are now... lol
A film can be made for kids, but still awesome. Hercules, Lion King, Kung Fu Panda, Sherk, Cars, Wall-e. :up:

[spideyboy_1111]

A film can be made for kids, but still awesome. Hercules, Lion King, Kung Fu Panda, Sherk, Cars, Wall-e. :up:

yeah... some hit all age marks alot better then others, but as kids we like alot of dumb crap that is horrible now to our more intelligent brains.

and most of those were disney anyway... and shrek is geared towards adults just as much as kids, there's alot of innuendo, dreamworks likes to do that.

So I discredit anything disney, for the fact it's disney. and dreamworks can be hit or miss...

and for the record, cars sucked :-P

[Heisenberg]

Transformers.

Saw it first on the big screen and enjoyed it, with a certain sense of awe at the CGI. 2nd viewing was on DVD, not nearly as impressive and the abysmal non-robot parts stood out as being boring.

[Vile]

Forest Gump

[Space Moose]

Forest Gump
How can you HATE Forest Gump!? It's hilarious!

"My Mama beats the racoon's of with a stick!"

[Go Web Go!]

Spider-Man 3 is at the top of my list, and then comes a huge dropoff.

[Chris Wallace]

lol, to be fair, home alone wasn't exactly geared towards our age group that we are now... lol

I think my biggest problem was the Tom & Jerry-esque immunity to injury that the burglars displayed. That is what doesn't age well nor does it stand up to scrutiny.

[spideyboy_1111]

I think my biggest problem was the Tom & Jerry-esque immunity to injury that the burglars displayed. That is what doesn't age well nor does it stand up to scrutiny.

and "nuke-ing the fridge" does? or let alone all the beatings that happen in movies? Do the james bond movies not stand the test of tie? i mean come on, comedies especially, always seem to be more immune to injuries.

[Chris Wallace]

Bond bleeds. The heroes in action movies bruise, and bleed, and scar, and show that they have been in a fight.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g216/daffyphack/1183769254800.jpg
And in Home Alone they just took it to an extreme. Your head is on fire, you stick your head in a toilet full of kerosene-there ain't no walkin' away from that. The whole thing was just too slapsticky, & I find it unwatchable now.

[spideyboy_1111]

Bond bleeds. The heroes in action movies bruise, and bleed, and scar, and show that they have been in a fight.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g216/daffyphack/1183769254800.jpg
And in Home Alone they just took it to an extreme. Your head is on fire, you stick your head in a toilet full of kerosene-there ain't no walkin' away from that. The whole thing was just too slapsticky, & I find it unwatchable now.

the "sticky bandits" bled and scarred :o

You must not be able to watch many comedies then i take it?

[OctaviusINC]

Darkman.

It's pretty terrible now IMO. It doesn't know what it wants to be.

Batman Begins.

I like the 1st half. The second that microwave emitter is brought in it just goes downhill for me.

Iron Man

I don't hate it. Far from hating it. I just seemed to enjoy it a lot less when I got it on DVD.

[Jordacar]

I remember enjoying Terminator 3 when it first came out, and for awhile after that. It wasn't until I saw trailers for Salvation that I suddenly went "Wow, T3 kinda sucks donkey balls."

[Schlosser85]

Dracula Dead and Loving It (I'm not proud to admit I ever liked it)

I think I outgrew Home Alone.

Spider-Man 3

Batman 1989, Batman Returns, Batman Forever

The Postman (blech!)

[Wiseman]

The first Pirates movie. I saw it in theaters and thought it was ok, then bought it on dvd when it came out and tried watching it a few times and couldn't understand why I liked it in theaters. I think that because it was such a big hit by the time I went to see it I must've talked myself into thinking it was ok cause I didn't understand how so many people can be wrong...............but no, it really does suck. And I've never seen the second or third one cause everyone says those aren't as good as the first so I'm just guessing that means they are unwatchable

[bullets]

I liked Back to the Future but would have prefered to see Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly rather than Michael J Fox.


That wouldn't of been as much fun.

[bullets]

I wouldn't say I HATE it now, but 300. Saw it in the theater, liked it. Saw it on TV a couple of months back, meh. It just seemed "less good".


I think it's one of those movies meant to be seen in the theatre. I haven't been able to get into it on dvd .

[Grommers]

X-men 3, X-men 2, and X-men 1, i can't stand watching any of these anymore...they all just seem bad now, and poorly written, i liked them the first time, but as I got older, they just seemed like really poorly written script..

jurassic park 3..i cant remember if I liked this one at first actually, but after debate it just seems like the t-rex should of remained the bad dino :(.

Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Batman & Robin..liked these the first time, can't stand them now.

Resident Evil 1...this seemed really cool at first not anymore.

[StarkTheProdigy]

cloverfield

[bullets]

Resident Evil 1...this seemed really cool at first not anymore.



I felt the same way. I was dissapointed but enjoyed what I saw. Now that i look back it seems worse.

[Johnny Drama]

Spawn, Daredevil, Spiderman 3, Batman Returns, Resident Evil, Silent Hill

[spideyboy_1111]

I still love silent hill... it's still the most well done video game movie in my eyes... (doesn't say alot... cuz nearly all are crap) but i thought silent hill they did a pretty good job

[El Payaso]

Back in 1995 I enjoyed Batman Forever a lot. But I saw it recently and can hardly find any valuable thing in there.

[Two-Face]

Titanic (1997)

[BATZARRO WWD]

Back in 1995 I enjoyed Batman Forever a lot. But I saw it recently and can hardly find any valuable thing in there.

I feel the same way about Batman and Robin. As I left the theater my parents felt that there where too many stories and characters in there. But I felt MR Freeze was awesome(I was a kid). Although even as a kid I wondered why it couldn't be more like the Animated Series version that was actually WAS cold.

As for Forever, I managed to miss it until it hit TV. My thoughts on it are simple: you can't have both. You can have a guy who is moping the death of his parents one minute, is having a blast stealing Batman's car the next, smiling the whole time, and soon after is again angry and blaming Batman for everything. I mean, a character can't be angst ridden AND comic relief at the same time. For whatever else faults one could find in the movie, that one cemented my opinion of it.

[returntovoid]

X-Men: The Last Stand
Batman Forever

[redhawk23]

smokin aces

[OctaviusINC]

-Juno

-Napoleon Dynamite (What was I thinking?)

-Iron Man (far far from hating it, but it's not all that great. It's okay.)

[Asteroid-Man]

Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2.

[Two-Face]

Titanic (1997)

[CadBane]

Batman forever, Batman and Robin and The Phantom Menace.

[StreetWarrior]

-Napoleon Dynamite (What was I thinking?)



Agreed. Worst DVD purchase I've ever made. Also, Watchmen. I thought it was great the first time. Rented it and realized that it's a movie you really only need to see once. I don't hate it at all, but I have no desire to see the film a 3rd time.

[CWP]

Spy Kids. All three. I couldn't tell you how cool those movies were for me back then, but they're really terrible to me now.

And Harry Potter. The movies really entertained me the first times, and got me to read the books. Now, I realized that after Chamber of Secrets, hundreds of pages were getting lost in the scripts and nothing was fitting together...

[olla]

Wild Wild West and Titanic:-(

[Jordacar]

Star Trek Generations had me fooled for a long time. I think I resisted taking a long hard look at how stupid it is because I didn't need another Star Trek movie to hate.

[Drizzle]

Daredevil - Don't know why I liked this the first time I saw it.
Hulk (2003) - I think with this one I deluded myself into thinking it was good because of all the hype.
Superman Returns - Hate is a strong word for this, but the second time I saw it, the novelty of seeing Superman on the big screen wore off and I realized it was just a guy playing catch with large objects for two and a half hours.
Planet of the Apes (2001) - I was 12 or 13 when I saw it. That's probably why I liked it then.

[El Payaso]

The first time I thought "The Village" was a decent movie with very good moments. But a second view showed me a piece of crap. Shyamalan is just about the end twist, when it's done you find out everything previous is just crap.

[Mace Dolex]

SW: The Phantom Menace -after waiting 16 years for a new SW movie I got dissapointed after watching it countless times on DVD and realized that the movie is slow, boring, the CGI backgrounds are distracting, the acting is stiff save for Liam Neeson and killing off Darth Maul was the biggest mistake Lucas ever did.

Batman & Robin -I admit the star power is what made me like it a little bit but after looking back how bad the story is, the neon Gotham City, the naked male statues and the ridiculous dialogue.

[Ipodman]

Terminator Salvation... when i first saw it i was meh, then after some time i liked it.. and now i hate it. so yea....

[Homer J. Fong]

Batman & Robin (I was 8 and...not that bright.)
Die Another Day
Star Trek: Nemesis
How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

[WolfCypher]

Kung-Pow: Enter the Fist
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy

[Chris Wallace]

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l107/sirbagio/Movie%20Icons/518E182WMHL.jpg

[Chris Wallace]

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l107/sirbagio/Movie%20Icons/518E182WMHL.jpg

[The Joker]

Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy

Seriously, you hate all three of them?

[Vile]

Is it so hard to believe? None of the films hold up over time.

[Max J Power]

This thread reminds me of this picture from Cracked. I'm not saying anyone posting here is guilty of what's on the guide, I just think it's a funny picture.

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/BluthCo/comicbook_header.jpg?t=1270932403

[WolfCypher]

Seriously, you hate all three of them?

Is it so hard to believe? None of the films hold up over time.

Exactly. Iron Man & TDK raised the bar.

[Homer J. Fong]

This thread reminds me of this picture from Cracked. I'm not saying anyone posting here is guilty of what's on the guide, I just think it's a funny picture.

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/BluthCo/comicbook_header.jpg?t=1270932403

Wow, that is very, very...accurate.

[Blitzkrieg Bop]

Batman & Robin (I was 8 and...not that bright.)

I was 6 and I saw it twice in theaters. :doh::doh::doh:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
Freddy vs. Jason
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

[Chris Wallace]

Exactly. Iron Man & TDK raised the bar.

I don't let my feelings on one movie affect my views on another.

[childeroland]

Edward Scissorhands
300 (though dislike more than hate)
Daredevil

[The Joker]

Exactly. Iron Man & TDK raised the bar.

They may have raised the bar, but that shouldn't diminish you liking comic book movies that are not up to their high standard. If that's how we all judged movies, people would be hating on practically every movie out there.

Do you hate X-Men 1 and 2, Batman Begins, the Burton Batman movies etc?

[Mace Dolex]

Home Alone, I probably liked it the first time but it gets boring after you know in real life no kid is that bright to outwit burglers.

And don't get me started on Home Alone 2, how stupid are the parents to lose their child a second time and in the city no less?

[Ipodman]

This thread reminds me of this picture from Cracked. I'm not saying anyone posting here is guilty of what's on the guide, I just think it's a funny picture.

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/BluthCo/comicbook_header.jpg?t=1270932403

Hmm... I was expecting X3 to be in the Worst Movies ever... but yea this chart is pretty true :yay:

[Captain America]

Hulk (2003)
Fantastic Four
Batman Forever

[twodrunkduck]

Van Helsing
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[Squidboy]

Halloween Resurrection

[Squidboy]

Definitely Batman&Robin too

[bullets]

Blade Trinity .

[Ipodman]

Punisher War Zone

[gwynplaine]

More like name a movie you really wanted to like, but was really bad:
Batman 89, take a bow!

[comicfan4Life]

This thread reminds me of this picture from Cracked. I'm not saying anyone posting here is guilty of what's on the guide, I just think it's a funny picture.

http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp121/BluthCo/comicbook_header.jpg?t=1270932403

Lol, that's pretty much true!

Punisher: War Zone

Spider-Man 3

Daredevil

Ghost Rider

Underworld

Batman & Robin

Blade Trinity

Van Helsing

Terminator Salvation

Terminator 3 (I was 12)

[returntovoid]

X-Men: The Last Stand

Batman Forever

[comicfan4Life]

X-Men: The Last Stand

Batman Forever

I knew I forgot some! I definitely agree with that!