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Good example. I'm in the minority as while I thought it was entertaining, the humor seemed forced (specifically like a string of improv skits knotted together rather than a plot) and I didn't really gravitate to the characters. Got stale for me after a while.
Cocktail screams 80s when re-watching. I love the cheesy dialogue, but it is slow. It's not Oscar worthy but no way it deserves only 5%.
Pick a movie that Audiences (and presumably you) liked at least 25% more than the "Critics"
Why not call the thread "Movies that the audience liked more than critics" if that's what the OP is looking for?Pick a movie that Audiences (and presumably you) liked at least 25% more than the "Critics"
I tried a few of my dumb comedies I liked, but they don't qualify for the thread. I am assuming that I would be more in line with the opposite of what the OP is going for here.
I am striking out with horror movies too. I tried Hostel and Hatchet, but both of them were somehow liked by the critics more than the crowd.
just tried to check this out a few days ago. wanted a movie and i'm virtually in a negative queue with the declining theatrical content on Netflix, so i gave it a try. didn't last 20 minutes & only as long as that cuz i'm a violent Boston Irishman (like there's another kind) curious for any relatable content
Similarly, Beerfest was on the other morning before work. Hard to turn it off. So funny.
I tried to watch it recently as well. It was awful. I probably made it a few minutes longer than you did.
lol..
each time..
Or that most critics are pretentious snobs.So far this thread is proving that the audience has pretty bad taste in movies.
Both they and you are not wrong. When I find it I always watch it til the bitter, cheesy end.
