Which Movies Have You Changed Your Mind About?

[Dotpattern]

I'm watching Die Hard With a Vengeance on BD. I remember really disliking this movie in the theater and now I've come to really enjoy it.

Which movies have you changed your mind about? Either you didn't like it originally and now you do, or vice versa.

Interview With a Vampire - Hated it the first time, really liked it the second.

Star Trek Generations - Liked it the first time, now it's very difficult to watch.

[blooded predator]

i hated the pirates of the caribbean movies when they came out but have since then watched all of them again and have come to really enjoy them alot.

[Grimshaw23]

I hated Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead men's chest when I first saw it in theater, and now guess what? I still hate it. Surprising, huh. Terrible movie.

[Banjo]

A Clockwork Orange. Hated it the first time, now I love it.

[super634]

Recently, Airplane! and Eyes Wide Shut

[spaceball1]

Used to really like Face/Off, but now not so much after getting it on Blu-Ray after months of waiting. However, it was pretty funny seeing the stunt guys who looked nothing like Cage and Travolta during the boat chase scene, check that out if you haven't seen it already.

[mossduncan]

I thought i would hate Juno but after I watched it i loved it

[theprophecy247]

American Pyscho grew on me

[Septimus Prime]

I don't really rewatch movies I didn't like.

[BStecke]

I thought 28 Days Later was pretty lame when I saw it in the theater. I gave it another shot on DVD and have since purchased the DVD, and later the Blu-ray. I also enjoyed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull a lot more the second time around. I still think it's, by far, the worst of the series, but I at least enjoyed it the second time, where I hated it the first.

[JUDGEMENT 4400]

I loved Peter Jackson's King Kong and Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds when I saw both in theaters. Then when they came to DVD, I entered the stage of not caring for them, like if they're movies not worth seeing again after you see them once. NOW I WANNA REWATCH BOTH OF THEM!

[BStecke]

Originally Posted by JUDGEMENT 4400

I loved Peter Jackson's King Kong and Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds when I saw both in theaters. Then when they came to DVD, I entered the stage of not caring for them, like if they're movies not worth seeing again after you see them once. NOW I WANNA REWATCH BOTH OF THEM!

I'm right there with you on King Kong. On second viewing I found it incredibly boring. WOTW I thought was dumb in theaters, but liked the second time around. I really feel no need for a third viewing though.

[Colglizity]

I'll probably get castrated on this site for this, but the first time I saw Blades of Glory, I thought it was terrible. Since then I've caught snipets of the film on HBOHD and now it's pretty entertaining.

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by Colglizity

I'll probably get castrated on this site for this, but the first time I saw Blades of Glory, I thought it was terrible. Since then I've caught snipets of the film on HBOHD and now it's pretty entertaining.

The chase scene is hilarious.

Also, Blades of Glory is better than Indy 4.

Logan

[Canada]

Mulholland Dr. ( I did not have the 10 clues) I absolutly hated it the first time I saw it, I actually turned it off. I finished watching it and remember thinking I want 2.5 hrs of my life back. The movie was so well reviewed that I decided to give it another chance the second time I watched it I did not really like it that time either. Then I went on the net found David Lynch's 10 clues for Mulholland Dr rented it again I got a little more of it began to appriciate it. I watched it four more times and now it is my favorite movie of all time. I still don't know if I get every little nuaunce that David Lynch put in the but it has to be the movie I have put the most thought into.

[Clark Kent]

I saw Independence Day opening night and loved it(it's still the only movie I've ever attended where the audience stood up and clapped in unison at the end). After watching it a couple of times on home video I realized how bad it really was. I couldn't even bring myself to buy the Blu-ray.

[wnicholas76]

I didn't understand Eyes Wide Shut the first time I saw it. But the more I watch the film, the more that I enjoy it with every viewing!

[wnicholas76]

Originally Posted by Dotpattern

Star Trek Generations - Liked it the first time, now it's very difficult to watch.

I hated Star Trek: Generations to death! No wonder Malcolm McDowell received death threats from obsessed Star Trek fans after his character killed Captain Kirk (William Shatner). I'll tell you this, Dotpattern, when all the Star Trek movies make their way to Blu-ray, I'll have every one of them EXCEPT for "Generations"!

[Dotpattern]

Originally Posted by wnicholas76

I hated Star Trek: Generations to death! No wonder Malcolm McDowell received death threats from obsessed Star Trek fans after his character killed Captain Kirk (William Shatner). I'll tell you this, Dotpattern, when all the Star Trek movies make their way to Blu-ray, I'll have every one of them EXCEPT for "Generations"!

You'll even get The Final Frontier? You just made me think that the only thing that would get me to buy Final Frontier on BD is if Paramount allowed Shatner to edit his director's cut. I think I'd be curious enough.

As for Generations, when it first came out I definitely had Next Generation rose colored glasses on. The show stayed great through its final season and had just received an Emmy nomination for Best Dramatic TV Series, and I just wanted so much for the movie to be great I justified every bad moment.

[masob98]

I really was dissapointed with 10,000 b.c. in theaters, but after watching on bluray, I really enjoyed and will eventually buy it. I think it has definate replay value for me. I dont care what any review or critic says about it, I liked it.