Topic: Movies you like that everyone dislikes

I really didnt think Spiderman 3 was that bad. I enjoyed it.

Black Dynamite

Matrix: Revolutions:I really don't understand the hate for this one. "It doesn't answer our questions!" shouts everybody in the world. Yet I think that the point of this movie is to figure it out yourself. It took me weeks to figure out what everything meant, and even after that I had to clear some stuff up by looking at it online. If you haven't seen it, don't read the next part. Official spoiler alert. My theories evolved from simple (Agent Smith = -1, Neo = 1, 1 + -1 = 0) to complex and religiously charged (the idea of enlightenment, Neo transcending into a godly form after losing his body, he remains dominant over the Matrix). It was a movie that made you think long and hard. And I liked it. Plus the final battle was pretty neat up until what I thought was a pretty anti-climactic ending. But all in all, a good film.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter: I'm a history guy. I love historical movies, especially ones about a president as bad-donkey as Lincoln (I'm not American, by the way, but I have studied quite a bit of American history along with my native Canadian history and of course all of the classic stuff). Take that president and make an over-the-top action movie about him killing vampires with an axe and you've got yourself a movie that I'd like to see, especially when the action scenes spam slow-motion at every chance they get. I thought the movie was nothing short of epic when I watched it, but most critics tend to disagree with me on all levels. I would still recommend it if you like over-the-top action and the idea of presidents murdering vampires.

That's all I can think of now, but I'm sure there are more.

Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
It's not among my favorite movies or anything, but I can't see what was sooo bad about it. All of the classic Indy stunts and whatnot all felt like they should have, be it subpar compared to the other 3 films. It just felt like a lame version of the previous 3 movies, but not bad, IMO.

It was a good movie. Nostalgia + impossible expectations created a situation where a lot of people would have been unhappy with the finished product no matter how it turned out.

Out of the 80s/90s Batman movies, Batman Forever is honestly my favorite.

Val Kilmer, Jim Carrey, Chris O'Donnell, etc. were all very good in their respective roles. The story was a fun ride, that stayed in good balance with humor and seriousness.

It had a colorful, yet ominous atmosphere that wasn't dark, but had enough of an upbeat tone so you wouldn't feel gloomy or depressed by the end credits.

Plus how was it not cool seeing Batman drive UP a wall with the Batmobile, with cars exploding below?

Been re watching the Star Wars movies. The prequels are not as bad as people made them out to be. (I had seem them before but I was hardly paying attention and it was long ago). Then I guess Dragonball Evolution. I liked it as a movie adaptation not as A Dragonball Movie. Superman Returns goes in here as well.

-Star Wars prequel trilogy (I loved them, I honestly don't get how people could hate them)
-Most Adam Sandler movies
-Both Deuce Bigalow movies
-The Amazing Spider-Man

CHILD'S PLAY 2

What no one like Child's Play 2?!

Jurassic Park III. Unfairly hated for the most part imo.

Hamlet 2.

I thought it was great.

...I'm also the only one in the world who did, it feels like.

Goldzilla 98 is one of my favorite monster flicks.