Movies others thought were bad but you liked.

The Godfather

• The Village (M. Night Shyamalan) -- I liked Signs also, but I really liked The Village. I loved the acting performance from Adrien Brody, and I even liked the twist. I was shocked to learn that most people did not like the movie at all.

• Reign of Fire -- definitely sort of a B-movie... but I enjoyed the hell out of it.

An old Steve Martin comedy, My Blue Heaven, did not get enough credit for his performance about the lighter side of untrustworthy criminals.

I haven't watched them in a while, but I do enjoy the classic Mortal Kombat movies. Even Annihilation, which has 4% critic ratings and 24% user ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. They're just dumb fun.

Thanks for the giveaway and puzzle!

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Tim Burton in 2005. When I first watched the movie, I loved it, so much that it became my top 10 favorite (And still is to this day). I went online expecting great reviews, but I was surprised to see alot of people hating on it and comparing it to the "Superior" 1971 with Gene Wilder (which I actually did not enjoy that much). Beauty is in the eye of the beholder indeed

Off the top of my head Alien Resurrection, Speed Racer, and the two 1999 Joan of Arc movies.

Movie 43

Probably too many to count honestly, I do unironically enjoy a lot of trash entertainment. To just name a few:

Cry-Baby
Funny Games (US)
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead

I bet there's a lot, just going off the thought that I don't usually look at movies critically (unless I watch them more than once).

Trying to choose well-known movies:

Ghostbusters 2016
Captain Marvel, apparently
Starship Troopers (although I think people are coming around to how good it is nowadays. Great satire.)
Outlaw King (2018) Surprisingly accurate depiction of Robert the Bruce, even down to the linen hosen! Excellent acting as well.
John Carpenter's Vampires
Johnny Mnemnoic
Paul (2011 )
Tank Girl

I liked The Lawnmower Man a lot when I saw it, but haven't seen it since and can't swear that it still holds up now.

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, The Girl From Monday. Clear History, Inherent Vice.

men in black international

Die Vermessung der Welt, Cloud Atlas

Beowulf...

And not the one from 2007. The one from 1999.

I'm pretty ashamed of myself. (let's call this a guilty pleasure)