Movies you like that everyone else hates

[unbound]

Constantine - I know it doesn't follow the comic book as well as people wanted, but it was pretty well done

Mr. & Mrs. Smith - It isn't a great movie, but it is a fun action comedy that is watchable whenever it pops up

i, Robot - This one always baffled me. Of course it doesn't match the "novel", the "novel" is collection of 9 short stories written over a period of a decade. It is a pretty solid action mystery movie that actually leverages a number of elements of the short stories and adds The Zeroth Law of Robotics that was hinted at in "The Evitable Conflict" (last short story in I, Robot) and expanded on in Robots and Empire.

[Dug]

I recently watched The Hateful Eight and thought it was awesome but I watched it again with some friends and they said it sucked/was tarantinos weakest movie to date. I just don't get it.

[Bristae]

Warcraft
Ghostbusters (2016)
Star Wars 1, 2, 3
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Supernatural religious are ok, but.. no to aliens?)

many more, but these are the top ones.

[Arngrim310]

Van Helsing

[Flymolo21]

Waterworld.

Everyone seems to hate that movie so much and I don't understand why.

[Eldar45]

Kingdom of Heaven
Van Helsing (It's so campy, I love it.)
The Hobbit trilogy.
The Lost World


And just because so many people on this board seem to hate them:
Star Wars Episode 7
Warcraft

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Waterworld.

Everyone seems to hate that movie so much and I don't understand why.

Because it is truly awful.

The story of it being made is pretty entertaining though.

[Pattiecakes]

Warcraft
Ghostbusters (2016)
Star Wars 1, 2, 3
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Supernatural religious are ok, but.. no to aliens?)

many more, but these are the top ones.

Walking out of the theatre with my buddy we over hear people complaining about the aliens in the story and how it was better before. My buddy says to me, just loud enough for those people to hear, "I am so happy it was aliens, at least it's more believable."
The aliens were not the reason Indiana Jones sucked the big one. Surviving a nuclear blast in a fridge, swinging through the trees to name a few. I am happy you enjoyed it but I never need to see it again.

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The Revenant
interstellar

[Gallahadd]

I thought of a good one:

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

I thought it was cheesy as fuck, but it was always meant to be, thus it was generally a decent film. The general populace seem to disagree...

[McNeil]

The Star Wars prequels come to mind, they are not as good as the originals but I'd take them over episode 7.

I didn't mind Spiderman 3 either, its not as good as 1 or 2 but its better than any of the Amazing Spiderman movies.

And Batman vs Superman... while it has its flaws, I'd still watch it over most Marvel movies.

[Zephire]

I thought of a good one:

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

I thought it was cheesy as fuck, but it was always meant to be, thus it was generally a decent film. The general populace seem to disagree...

Sky Captain is great! Was ages since I watched that one, thank you for reminding me

I really like "The girl next door", don't know if people hate it on general basis but I enjoy it due to goofiness and cute story

[draynay]

Excalibur (1981) - Especially now that there has been other successful fantasy movies like Lord of the Rings people will come back to this movie and think it is crap.

The last battle always gets me in the feels.

Man anybody who hates on Excalibur or Ladyhawke is gonna have a fight on their hands, I like my cheesy 80s fantasy movies.

[Deleted]

I've liked movies that have gotten a mixed reception, but I can't remember one that "everyone else" downright hated. Noah might be the one that fits that description the best.

I also say Noah, I think that a lot of people just dislike the movie without understanding the symbolism that Darren Aronofsky ties when trying to combine the creation/evolution theories. It was really interesting to see a perspective that mixes religious belives with science facts using the dialogue and sound as the religous way to express itself and the visuals to support the scientific perspective.

Is like when you know that along history, religious belives evolve to adapt the mentallity of the people and this movies nails it becouse it is trying to adapt the evolution theory with an extract of the Genesis. Wich I think is really interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFCXHr8aKDk

[sinilaid]

Warcraft
Watchmen
BvS

[Syphke]

hobo with a shotgun

[Queen of Hamsters]

The Mist - People around me HATED the ending, I loved the entire movie and ESPECIALLY the ending. So much better than the book ending.
Eagle Eye - Not sure why people dislike it really, it's pretty stellar.
Disturbia - Same thing here, I really enjoy the story and the characters
Constantine - One of those movies I watched without hope, ended up loving.
Lovely Bones - Beautiful movie

[Kapaya]

Transformers - All of them.

[Khaledra]

Howard the Duck

It was only later in life that I came to realize people actually didn't like this movie. I've watched it a dozen times easily, growing up.

[Coombs]

The Place Beyond the Pines

Birdman

Into the Wild

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The Star Wars prequels come to mind, they are not as good as the originals but I'd take them over episode 7

You mean Episode 4.2?