Unpopular Movie Opinions: Part III

[kylor]

Originally Posted by AreaFive

That honestly sounds terrible.

For Cherry flavour:



I'm more of a Pepsi guy though.



And there's a Pepsi sign right behind them talking about Dr. Pepper.

It's the choice of a new generation.

[DR Herbert West]

Originally Posted by HipsterTrash

How 'bout a slice of pizza to go with that?

[Show spoiler]

[dallywhitty]

I love Pepsi Max Ginger, but I'm apparently the only person in existence who feels that way (and it may even be discontinued, because I can't find it anywhere).

[kylor]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

I love Pepsi Max Ginger, but I'm apparently the only person in existence who feels that way (and it may even be discontinued, because I can't find it anywhere).

You're not alone. I too love Pepsi Max Ginger, along with Pepsi Max Cherry. Those two flavours I always buy 2 litre bottles of. I did try the strawberry flavour one which was okay but the cherry & ginger ones are better IMHO.

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by kylor

You're not alone. I too love Pepsi Max Ginger...

[HipsterTrash]

Originally Posted by AreaFive

I suppose I could watch it while trying a cherry Dr. Pepper?

It's good to try new things.

Originally Posted by kylor

I hate to burst anyones bubble:



But I stand by it. Mac & Me > Alien (1979)

And since it's caused such an uproar I'll do one better (prepare for nerd screams everywhere) :

Mac & Me > Aliens (1986)

I'll give yeah Aliens. Overrated film imo. I still like it though.
But Alien is classic.

But I do love Mac & Me too. Same with Tammy and the T-Rex and Ice Pirates. Hell, why not add Survival Island on there for the obvious reasons.
Stewart Raffill deserves more retrospectives for his contributions to cinema.

[Martoto]

Originally Posted by CreasyBear

I despise when someone who apparently likes everything under the sun gets bent out of shape when someone criticizes seemingly...anything.

Just to be clear, because I'm worried that you and everyone else might not be, petulantly replying to criticism of one actress with your scatological preoccupation with another actress and her appearance isn't what anyone would call criticism.

[CreasyBear]

[CreasyBear]

Cherry Vanilla Pepsi is the only one that matters.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by HipsterTrash

I'll give yeah Aliens. Overrated film imo. I still like it though.
But Alien is classic.

But I do love Mac & Me too. Same with Tammy and the T-Rex and Ice Pirates. Hell, why not add Survival Island on there for the obvious reasons.
Stewart Raffill deserves more retrospectives for his contributions to cinema.

I'll add Survival Island to it.

Survival Island > Aliens.

Thank you for being the only other person to be remotely on topic about it.

[Blu Lemmy]

Random ramblings > than on topic

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by CreasyBear

I despise when someone who apparently likes everything under the sun gets bent out of shape when someone criticizes seemingly...anything.

It only seems as if I like everything, because I’m not one who posts often in threads for movies I don’t like. I’d rather stick to what I do like. I’ve made many lists on this forum with movies ranging from one to five stars. I just don’t mention the ones and twos often.

I don’t get bent out of shape, or deny the movies I enjoy have flaws. I do reply with my thoughts on some criticisms though, in an attempt to provide another way of looking at things.

No movie is exempt from criticism, but the criticisms aren’t exempt from being critiqued either.

[Guy87]

Despite a great soundtrack, great effects work, some lovely atmospheric location shooting, and Linnea Quigley's cute butt, Return of the Living Dead is overrated and doesn't come close to the highs of other horror/comedies of the period such as Evil Dead II or Re-Animator.

[Rodney-2187]

Bourbon > Scotch

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

It only seems as if I like everything, because I’m not one who posts often in threads for movies I don’t like. I’d rather stick to what I do like. I’ve made many lists on this forum with movies ranging from one to five stars. I just don’t mention the ones and twos often.

I don’t get bent out of shape, or deny the movies I enjoy have flaws. I do reply with my thoughts on some criticisms though, in an attempt to provide another way of looking at things.

No movie is exempt from criticism, but the criticisms aren’t exempt from being critiqued either.

Not really seeing why it is bad to like or enjoy anything and everything you can. Seems like it takes more energy and time to get worked up over things you do not like.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

I love Pepsi Max Ginger, but I'm apparently the only person in existence who feels that way (and it may even be discontinued, because I can't find it anywhere).

Never heard of it. Do you like kombucha?

[Martoto]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

It only seems as if I like everything, because I’m not one who posts often in threads for movies I don’t like. I’d rather stick to what I do like. I’ve made many lists on this forum with movies ranging from one to five stars. I just don’t mention the ones and twos often.

I don’t get bent out of shape, or deny the movies I enjoy have flaws. I do reply with my thoughts on some criticisms though, in an attempt to provide another way of looking at things.

No movie is exempt from criticism, but the criticisms aren’t exempt from being critiqued either.

I don't recall you ever swooping in to sling mud at something because someone criticised something unrelated but which you like either.

[Martoto]

There's a mystery Fanta flavour on sale that is the colour of the antidote Indy takes in the opening of ToD. Just saying.

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by Martoto

I don't recall you ever swooping in to sling mud at something because someone criticised something unrelated but which you like either.

To date I can only recall one poster going on multiple rants about a studio its movies and actors.

[Rodney-2187]

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