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In reply to the discussion: Movies you just don't get why they're so popular. [View all]NJCher
(42,104 posts)52. I have a brother
Who looks like Richard Gere and he gets dates all the time with attractive women. He has an obnoxious personality and is completely devoid of charm.
My other brother and I just shake our heads in disbelief.
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I saw it in theater when hype was at fever pitch. At end, auduence sat stunned "is that it"?
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Yesterday
#64
I was thinking of streaming it if it landed on one of my apps, but maaaaybe not
electric_blue68
19 hrs ago
#109
It's a movie where high school aged audiences enjoyed watching Ferris make fools out of adults, but an adult viewer
Midwestern Democrat
Yesterday
#92
Once was enough, back when it was new. The lead actor's bullshit accent takes me out of it every time I try to watch it.
Iggo
Thursday
#30
When I was a high as a kite teenager, The Gods Must Be Crazy was the funniest thing I ever saw.
Iggo
Thursday
#26
With the exception of "Jaws", I've never been all that wowed by Steven Spielberg.
Midwestern Democrat
22 hrs ago
#96
Agreed. That Forrest Gump won Best Picture over Pulp Fiction and Shawshank Redemption
MIButterfly
21 hrs ago
#98
Make me travel by underside of car, but Cape Fear (1991) was a total miss for me.
Ilikepurple
Yesterday
#59
Yes, I know I am in the minority, but I still don't get the fascination with this film.
Katinfl
19 hrs ago
#108
"Apocalypse Now" was released three years later - it actually lost to an even less deserving film - "Kramer vs. Kramer"
Midwestern Democrat
Yesterday
#89
Ali MacGraw was so beautiful but she couldn't act her way out of a paper bag.
MIButterfly
19 hrs ago
#110