Name a movie you couldn't get into that everyone else likes.
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Agree with both of you! I bought LotR on DVD, but didn't buy the Harry Potter series. What a mistake that was! Who wants to watch endless hoards pop out of nowhere repeatedly and turn the battle? And if a medieval hack-fest isn't enough for you, some if not most of these hoards were magical. Well, hell. Where's the logic in that? Maybe the books made more sense. But I couldn't get into them either.
It is obvious you have not watched these two...
That is correct.
I tried watching the first half an hour of the first Star Wars movie before I couldn't take it anymore and Star Trek has been on in the background in more places than I care to remember. I couldn't tell you the difference between a Captain Kirk and a Boaba Fat. It's just a bunch of space stuff from the 70s to me.
I tried watching the first half an hour of the first Star Wars movie before I couldn't take it anymore and Star Trek has been on in the background in more places than I care to remember. I couldn't tell you the difference between a Captain Kirk and a Boaba Fat. It's just a bunch of space stuff from the 70s to me.
The family watched the latest Matrix movie on Xmas eve. I went out to the shop about 30 minutes in. Tonight it is my choice and I pick "Cry Macho" with Clint Eastwood. 
I almost couldn't get into Showgirls when I was in high school, but then I found which theater was lax on checking IDs.
Oh wait...not what you meant, was it?
Oh wait...not what you meant, was it?
I agree with you about Star Wars and Marvel Super Hero movies.
Also, "E.T. the Extraterrestrial"
The original "Die Hard" is my sister in-laws favorite Christmas movie. Mine too. National Lampoon's 'Christmas Vacation' is a close second.The family watched the latest Matrix movie on Xmas eve. I went out to the shop about 30 minutes in. Tonight it is my choice and I pick "Cry Macho" with Clint Eastwood.
My least favorite Christmas movies are 'The Elf' with Will Ferrell and 'A Christmas Story'. My wife finds the latter painful to watch.
You don't have to find either enjoyable, but the only real thing in common between them is space.
Star Wars is a space fantasy made for children with incredible special effects.
Star Trek is a futuristic space fantasy / science fiction made for adults that spends more time on plot.
For me the original Spiderman films. People saw in Spiderman 3 that I saw in all three of them.
What do you mean? The Last Jedi took a hell of a lot of time covering the plot of the Resistance fleet trying to get away from The First Order.
