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Movies nobody dislikes

dark crystal

Kind of as an antithesis to the other thread in which boardsies declared their dislike for films which are usually highly rated, I got the idea to start a thread about films which are universally loved by everyone. Which films in your opinion have never been received badly. By anyone.

I'll start by saying 'Back to the Future' and 'Silence of the Lambs'.

Never met anyone who didn't like either of those films.

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Bonfire Ahead

deco nate wrote: »

So how was it going back to school this week?

Ah, that famous After Hours hospitality. 6 posts into a new account and I meet you. It's like I never left.

Surreptitious

Pretty Woman.
The Notebook.

Tokyo

Bonfire Ahead wrote: »

Ah, that famous After Hours hospitality. 6 posts into a new account and I meet you. It's like I never left.

There probably won't be a 7th. As a rule of thumb, it's best not to advertise your new account when your old one was sitebanned.

dark crystal

Bonfire Ahead wrote: »

A man that says he doesn't like E.T. is a liar. A man that says he doesn't like Jaws isn't a man.

I like the cut of your gib.

....and like that *puff* he's gone....

Surreptitious

Ghost was another one that would appeal to the masses.

Surreptitious

Mike cleaning house tonight.

deco nate

Surreptitious wrote: »

Mike cleaning house tonight.

Haven't seen that movie yet, worth a watch Yea?

jacksie66

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Tokyo

deco nate wrote: »

Surreptitious wrote: »

Mike cleaning house tonight.

Haven't seen that movie yet, worth a watch Yea?

Only when I wear the french maid's outfit....

Surreptitious

deco nate wrote: »

Haven't seen that movie yet, worth a watch Yea?

If you're into naked blokes doing a spot of hoovering or sucking even, it might be the one for you :pac:

Dave147

Guardians of the Galaxy

begbysback

Few of tom cruise are hard to dislike, rainman, top gun, a few good men

Surreptitious

Trainspotting. (The first and original one)

MadDog76

Arghus wrote: »

Toy Story.

Anyone that I ever met that was in any way negative towards it always turned out to have never watched it, "it's for kids!"

I've never met anyone who has seen it and still doesn't like it.

Hello, nice to meet you.

Larbre34

E.T. First movie I ever saw, aged 5, in a picture house.

And you know what, it upset me so much when ET and the boy parted Ive never watched it since. Genuinely I can still recall the heartbroken feelings and floods of tears i was in over it and im 42 now. Maturity and perspective have done nothing.

So I'm gonna say i don't like it.

Franz Von Peppercorn

There’s one mentioned already I dislike. But let’s not mess up the thread.

Christmas movies are fun, right?

My suggestions are:

Scrooged. A Christmas Carol. It’s a wonderful life.

Jim Bob Scratcher

Goodfellas

Riddle101

Terminator 1 and 2. My personal favorite movies, but i've never heard a bad word about them.

Try_harder

Big

Arghus

MadDog76 wrote: »

Hello, nice to meet you.

Hello. It's nice to meet you too.

You must like Toy Story because, as I have said, it's a movie that's impossible to dislike.

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dark crystal wrote: »

Se7en

I came in to say this. I rarely read or hear a bad review about it.

It was one of my favourite movies years ago but I hadn't seen it in about 10 years until last week. In those 10 years, anytime I heard it mentioned I assumed that time wouldn't be too kind to it and I probably wouldn't enjoy it as much when I finally watched it again.

Well I was totally wrong on that. Time not being kind to it? I actually found some themes in it to be even more relevant in today's world. Not least of all, the movie's closing Freeman monologue.

Technically, it still looks amazing and holds up very well. I'm not a film critic so I'll leave the terms out, but it just looks great. The sense of place from each scene is well established, the time it takes not to rush the viewer in to some bloated set-piece, the room to breathe each scene gets, things I miss from many of today's popular offerings.

Infernum

I've never met a person who didn't like Toy Story.
Because they don't exist.

Badly Drunk Boy

Larbre34 wrote: »

I would say nobody dislikes Beverly Hills Cop.

I can't look at or listen to Eddie Murphy. He wrecks my head!

DEFTLEFTHAND

Avatar was horrible.

Irish_rat

The empire strikes back

Optimalprimerib

Are Am Eye wrote: »

The Usual Suspects.

I hate this film

Irish Guitarist

Weekend At Bernies.

The Crowman

mike_ie wrote: »

The Shawshank Redemption.

Anyone who doesn't feel good when at the end Morgan Freeman says "Andy Dufresne - who crawled through a river of **** and came out clean on the other side" has no soul.

Plenty people don't like it. It's often cited as massively overrated which I'd be be inclined to agree with.

Surreptitious

I have the answer! Ferris Beuller's Day Off. Anyone who dislikes this needs their head examined.

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The Muppet movie
The Muppets Christmas Carol