inri222

I Love You Phillip Morris is also really good.

My Other Self

Here, obviously. We also don't like Skyfall for some reason, either.

It didn't help Observe and Report to be released only 3 months after Paul Blart. People just wrote it off but it's easily Seth Rogen's best movie.

TomOpus

Forrest... Forrest Gump

d2cheer

no shit. Better add Iron Man 2 to that list as well. Only here...even people who praised it when it was released now want to try to be the cool kids and shit on it.

Paff

Well, let me throw out a line here. Does anyone else like Down Periscope, the Kelsey Grammer submarine movie? Or am I the only one?

Jory

PatD

Groucho

I'm actually surprised that Pootie Tang hasn't been reevaluated by the internet masses now that Louie C.K. is more popular.

Ginwen

Some others have said
The Cable Guy
Hanna
Alien: Resurrection
Terminator 3
Airplane 2 (although I didn't know that was a hated movie)
The Matrix Sequels (not great, but not unwatchable)
Spiderman 3


Some others
Birthday Girl
View from the Top (I'm a bit embarrassed by this one, but oh well, I still like it)
Lord of Illusions (I don't know if this is hated, but I don't just like it, I love it)

PatD

I think The Matrix Reloaded is a better action movie than the original. There I said it.

Supermallet

I love Pootie Tang. David Cross in the world's shittiest blackface wearing a fur coat repeating the phrase "I'm Pootie Tang!" over and over had me in stitches.

My Other Self

Yeah, I certainly wouldn't say it's hated. It has a couple of funny bits (most of the Sonny Bono stuff), and Shatner had his moments, but there's no possible way a sequel to one of the funniest films of all-time could even live up to any expectations.
I love Grammer and 90s comedies, but I saw this on one of the Encore stations a few months ago and couldn't watch the whole thing. It certainly wasn't as bad as its reputation, but it didn't really have any redeeming values.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned any Son-in-Law, Bio-Dome, or Jury Duty. Usually there are some Pauly Shore apologists out there.

Paff

Son-in-Law works due to the infinitely watchable Carla Gugino.

I'll try another one: Dee Snider's Strangeland, and not just because of Linda Cardellini. Other than the obvious attempt to create another "franchise" horror villain in Captain Howdy, I kind of enjoyed this. I liked the vigilante aspect when Captain Howdy was found not guilty by reason of insanity, combined with the conundrum of him being harmless as long as he stayed on his meds.

RocShemp

I'm with you on that one. It's a terrible follow up to the original but it is so delightfully batshit crazy that I absolutely adore it.

Mike86

Back to the Future Part II and Part III- I don't know if people really hate these but there seems to be a certain crowd (mostly online) who think only the first one is any good. I love all three equally.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines- my least favorite of the series but I don't hate it.
Terminator Salvation

Matthew Chmiel

I think The Matrix Revolutions is a better action movie than the first two films. There I said it.

Supermallet

I don't even know what these other Matrix movies are. I only remember the first film and the Animatrix.

BttF III gets a bad rap, and I don't know why. It's a lot of fun. II is as brilliant as I, IMO.

Supermallet

Better than II? Nonsense. It's great entertainment but not as compelling as the first two. It was however a necessary step back from the complexity of the second, something that would have greatly benefited the third Pirates of the Caribbean film.

My Other Self

I'm very biased, but Part II is my favorite of the Trilogy. Regardless of what Terminator: GENISYS is attempting to do, you will never see another film like it or one that does it as well as Gale and Zemeckis pulled it off.

It wasn't until the internet when they came out on DVD that I found out some people didn't care for the sequels, and were pissed that Universal wouldn't release the first film separately. Say what you want, but I view them as one story.

If you ever get a chance, find Bob Gale's original "Number Two" script that leaked online about a decade ago. It's night and day from the Paradox spec, which became BTTF Parts II & III.

Supermallet

II is my favorite as well, although the first is still the best.

fumanstan

Just like Dark Knight Rises

As for BTTF, I love part 2 also. 3 is ok, but they don't do anything particularly special or different in that movie.

Supermallet

Oh, I fully realize most people like TDKR, but then most people also like Transformers 2-4 so....

hanshotfirst1138

Whatever is wrong with DKR (and you could make compelling arguments against many problems with it), it's not in the same universe of terrible as the TF movies. Though, admittedly, few things are....I have to revisit the whole DK trilogy one of these days....

Mike86

Yeah I've always viewed the trilogy as one big story too. I know Gale and Zemeckis didn't originally intend for sequels to be made but they feel pretty seamless and I can't imagine the first film as a stand alone one. They all work so well together.

fumanstan

Just like Iron Man 3... hey we came full circle!