movies/tv Movies you enjoyed that most hated.

[Dreambiscuit 11,208]

Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Baywatch come to mind. 

I never saw the Avatar series so I had nothing to base my opinions on, so I didn't mind that it apparently had little to do with the show. Baywatch is admittedly crap, but for some reason I can't quite put a finger on, I just like the stupid thing. 

[Steve Piranha 29,497]

The pony movie . Yeah sure, finding someone who outright hates the movie here is hard, but the movie got overall mixed reviews 

[cuteycindyhoney 13,336]

4 hours ago, KillerKingBakudan said:

the Major's race was never given.

Her body was a cybernetic construct. It had NO race. I never understood the uproar over it.

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,613]

Batman and Robin, The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, and Chicken Little are three "bad" (really just underrated) movies I can name at the moment.

[Phill 1,287]

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - It has it's problems, but the amount of venom (no pun intended) that people have towards it mind boggles me. When I look past it's flaws, I thought the film was a lot of fun. And Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone were fantastic in it. 

[Will Guide 21,371]

Jim Carrey as the Grinch in the 2000 film.

I actually love this version. Especially it gave character to Cindy Lou Who. She was the one Who who thought the Grinch was not evil, just misunderstood. Plus the climax with the slipping sled is much better here than in the animated version for one simple reason: In the animated version, the Grinch risked his life for a sled of just presents, which according to the moral, are not worth saving.

But in the Jim Carrey movie, the Grinch ended up saving not just the presents, but Cindy's life which was much more important than toys. He saved the one Who in all of Whoville who believed in him. Especially after she said, "I came to see you. No one should be alone on Christmas." After lifting the sled up over his head, he even joyously screamed, "I got ya, Cindy Lou!" "You did it!"

[GiFTGewEhrSCHutzen-4 8,833]

Well, I only have one movie in mind. Mortal Engines. I don't know why some people hate it, heck, I enjoyed watching it. I didn't read the book, but I did notice that there are some differences between the book and the movie. 

[TBD 17,272]

*cough* welp, I enjoy and love Star Wars Rise of the Skywalker (minus the fan service part)....Yeah I know, it's an very very unpopular opinion. This is probably a crime to even say this but  I'd say it almost just as good as "Revenge of the Sith". There I said it. 

[Will Guide 21,371]

Despite the Live Action Remakes of Disney films not being as good as their animated originals, that doesn't mean they are 100% terrible. I still find some good things to enjoy about some of them.

101 Dalmatians with Glen Close as Cruella DeVil (1996): She is a laugh riot

Cinderella (2015): The Prince shares more screen time with Cindy than the animated Prince

The Jungle Book: Sher Khan has a more personal reason to kill Mowgli.

Beauty and the Beast 2017: They bond over shared reading and the Beast actually apologies for unfairly calling Belle's father a thief. Plus as the film goes on, LeFou sees what an awful man Gaston really is.

Aladdin 2019: Will Smith made the Genie his own performance without having to imitate the original Robin Williams' version. Plus Jasmine actually got to get the lamp away from Jafar, even if only for a short while

On 2/23/2020 at 9:50 PM, TBD said:

*cough* welp, I enjoy and love Star Wars Rise of the Skywalker (minus the fan service part)....Yeah I know, it's an very very unpopular opinion. This is probably a crime to even say this but  I'd say it almost just as good as "Revenge of the Sith". There I said it. 

I quite enjoyed the ending. It ended on such a high note that no matter what may come of the franchise, it will always be a fun ride through all the high and low points of the Star Wars universe and its history. No franchise is flawless

[Fluttershutter 2,910]

I liked the first Captain America movie. Don't understand why it's so hated.

And Cats. I've had a weird fascination with that movie since the first trailer.

[Pastel Heart 6,473]

Both Mortal Kombat movies, Suicide Squad and Alone In the Dark. owo;

[Cash In 23,084]

The Star Wars prequels. Yes, they're flawed movies, but I like Episode I and III a lot.

[Here No Longer 5,286]

The third Dark Knight movie. People say all the time that it has a bad ending that retcons itself, but I'm honestly inclined to disagree. I think the ending to it is fine (I'm not going to sit here and say its a good ending, because it is by no means a good ending), though I'd definitely expect people to have a good few more cancerous tumors and all those other symptoms of radiation poisoning. I also disagree that it would even would be a flaw worth hating the entire movie over. I'm not going to sit here and say it's not the worst of the three, because it is... But, it is by no means a bad movie like I hear plenty of other people say.

[Steve Piranha 29,497]

Was about to answer the pony movie, but forgot I already did . Anyway, some more: Treasure Planet, and Atlantis

[SpittyPie2005 3,952]

Pixels!! Literally nobody likes PIxels, but I love it!!!

 

[EpicEnergy 23,245]

Pretty much all the Disney Star Wars. Lots of fans hate them, yet I love them!