Movies You Hate That Everyone Else Loves

[@Misadventures_85]

Mad Max: Fury Road.. 0:48 The Dark Knight Rises.. 2:38 Boyhood.. 3:57 Raging Bull.. 5:48 Fight Club.. 9:02 Titanic.. 10:49 Zoolander.. 12:39 The Lion King.. 12:59 The Dark Knight.. 14:39 Boondock Saints.. 15:56 Joker.. 16:54 Whiplash.. 17:36 There's No Business Like Show Business.. 18:39

[@artbell259]

thanks for this, I want her reaction to Meatballs 1979 or The Party Animal 1984, My Bodyguard not the Whitney movie - interesting how women will say stuff like 'OMG the clothing and hairstyles' - there could be part 2 3 4 to this video.

[@phnigra111]

Thanks!

[@lizardpeople]

I loved whiplash

[@amrasheriffdeen3011]

@@lizardpeople me too!❤

[@RYMAN1321]

I never liked Raging Bull either. Yes it has good acting and music, but I too never liked any of the characters. I borderline didn't care what happened to them. I did like Goodfellas and Casino, despite bad characters being in those films. Yes, but I still cared and was invested in them.

[@stevenwatchorn9816]

I would reverse the assessment of the cohesion of Hunchback of Notre Dame (which is uneven, but has a strong emotional through-line with Quasimodo) versus Beauty and the Beast (which almost seemed to stumble upon its climax accidentally).

[@salarzx62090]

A History Of Violence

[@angelthman1659]

The idea that you need a sympathetic character to enjoy a movie is so simplistic. That's reducing the concept of movies to an instrument of praise and admiration. So you wouldn't able to see a movie about Hitler, or Attila, or Rasputin, or Charles Manson so you can understand the anatomy of evil? Also, you can't feel empathy for a self-destructive character like Jake LaMotta? Absurd!

[@TheBlackCinephile]

I’m going to have to say The Shining. I watched it a year or two ago and I didn’t love it. I kept on watching it to see if things would get better, but I found it to be boring and not horror filled whatsoever

[@brettrobinson2901]

Alright Stephen King....we get it. YOU absolutely HATED the Stanley Kubrick adaptation of your novel! You made the remake....UNCLE STEVIE...GIVE IT A REST!😵

[@Kthomasritchie]

Yes!

[@andremelandray7102]

I was here for the hans zimmer rant and i certainly got my money's worth

[@gangsterjim5394]

Whoa

[@geminijinxies7258]

..but everyone must admit the score for Rain Man is really good and suits the film.

[@andremelandray7102]

I'm actually a fan of zimmer, i mean, thin red line and 2049 common, needless to say you know she's going going to take a complete huge dump on the Dune score when that comes out :)

[@ZodsSnappedNeck]

@@andremelandray7102 Hans Zimmer constantly recycles his music though. Black Rain and The Thin Red Line are his best works.

[@steverok67]

Yawn.

[@1OldPacman]

Would like to see a video about movies that you love and everyone hate

[@turq1824]

Midsommar

[@razkable]

i don't....she seems to have bad tastes for the most part......she nitpicked fight club lion king and dark knight and hated on rises and titanic?....does this woman understand filmaking?...theres more to a film then just story or the script...she ignores the great parts of the process to hate on small parts...would like to see her direct a film lol...

[@tjape24]

@@razkable so she hated on two overrated movies and two absolute garbage movies?

[@dawsondjodvorj2408]

@@razkable Whatever she said was right, none of those movies are extraordinary. I think you dont understand filmmaking very well.

[@McLarenMercedes]

@@razkable "theres more to a film then just story or the script.theres more to a film then just story or the script... Akira Kurosawa once said:"If you have a great director, great producer, great cast, great cinematography, great editing and a great budget, but have a *bad script* , then you'll end up with a *bad movie* . " I think that was spot on. So yes, a "story or the script" is a vital part of any movie.

[@solidsamus926]

I was so ready and interested to hear your take on Fury Road, thinking for whatever reason you didn't like it, but was pleasantly surprised by the praise. Nice clear and concise take on why it's great too. You are very good at expressing yourself in such a zero bullshit no fluff way, that's why I've always liked your channel.

[@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia]

No, she expresses with pure bullshit. Its why I won't watch her channel that often. LMAO

[@EZombituna]

I hate Inception. It supposedly takes place in dreams and yet there is nothing dream like about it. I'm also not a fan of Gladiator. Maximus is so over powered and I never felt any conflict or struggle. He just breezes his way to revenge. Would you talk about films you love that everyone else seems to hate? Example I happen to love Nacho Libre.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

You prefer Nolan directed it like Army of the Dead with absolutely no focus on anything on the screen so it looks more 'dreamlike'?

[@jessebrucepinkman9834]

The Matrix >>>>>>> Inception

[@Tyler_W]

@@jessebrucepinkman9834 agreed, but I still love Inception too, just not quite as much as I love Inception. The Matrix is definitely more rewatchable.

[@Tyler_W]

I freaking love Nacho Libre. Idk if that's actually considered a bad movie, but I personally know a ton of people who love that movie. It's one of my favorite comedies, and it's ridiculously quotable.

[@ThisIsWideAngle]

And how about this is on you, because even though it uses the concepts of subconcious and lucid dreaming, it's not actually about dreams but filmmaking and the history of surrealism in filmmaking and never even attempts to be like Lynch or Gondry to show what dreaming is like? And don't understand how this is still the main argument of so many against inception. It's not supposed to look like a dream. Get over it!

[@VerockFTW]

Almost every marvel film is intolerable for me. They feel like the same story with different skins.

[@ryanswayze8822]

Dude, thank u, I always thought the MCU is overrated.

[@ResidentReveler]

I only like Iron Man 1, Civil War and Infinity War. 1) IM 1 - It was new. Was a fan of IM comics. 2) Civil War - I just wanted superheroes to fight each other. Had pretty low standards. 3) Infinity War - Like 2, I just wanted Thanos to kick Avenger ass and I got it.

[@markusbisma5015]

I'm done with MCU it become so boring

[@jashshah1033]

Thor Ragnarok though is a good movie

[@moistspuds845]

@Snehil Shrey Ya.. but i think it was tooo funny like every two seconds they're tryna stuff jokes in

[@acrossbarrier]

Hate to be that guy, But Hans Zimmer did the score for The Lion King.

[@deepfocuslens]

I know. Not crazy about the score for that either, though parts of it I like. I meant more the songs themselves in reference to the music, which were written by Elton John. Though I will say, it is one of Hans Zimmer's better scores overall.

[@ErickGarcia-qs2yh]

won his only oscar for it

[@BackboneAgZ]

I start conversations with “hate to be that guy” all the time. Gets me in a lot of trouble lol

[@TheVFXbyArt]

You probably liked the Lebo M parts of the score vs the zimmer parts.

[@derek96720]

Hey, I enjoyed the score for Gladiator. You know what I didn't enjoy? Hearing it again in PotC.

[@carl_anderson9315]

I understand your position about TDK being a regular movie without Ledger, but Ledger is in the movie and he makes the rest of aspects to fall into place, at least for me. Like The Shining would be a boring movie without Nicholson, but his presence makes it the masterpiece it is.

[@VAVORiAL]

A Quiet Place. It just could've been so much better, but it wasted a lot of potential. It's such a brutal, depressing and ruthless premise, but it feels like the movie is just too tame and cowardly in its approach, to actually get it right. And the ending is horrible, absolutely silly.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Finally found the person who was disappointed with A Quiet Place. The ending truly sucked.

[@aidan738]

The Usual Suspects

[@Dwight2744]

100% Never understood the hype.

[@alexsanders7404]

Good call. Never resonated with me either.

[@acouelfoly]

Yes definitly!

[@3SIDEGOOF]

THANK YOU

[@Wildcock23]

YES! It sucks!

[@Guigley]

One of the big ones for me is "Donnie Darko." I wish I loved it, and I just don't.

[@erikdolnack2737]

Totally with you! I have NO idea why so many people love Donnie Darko? It's a bad movie.

[@Guigley]

@@erikdolnack2737 I would never deny that it's a challeging, original and atmospheric film, and there are plenty such films that I greatly admire, like "Arrival," "Annihilation," "Persona," "2001: A Space Odyssey," "Eraserhead," etc. These films are confusing and strange, yet they are told in such a way that make me want to figure out the meaning. "Donnie Darko" isn't like that. To me, it just feels like weirdness for the sake of weirdness that doesn't have as much meaning as people think it does. I don't hate it, but I definitely think it is criminally overrated.

[@chocolatebunnies6376]

Guigley Did you watch theatrical or DC?

[@jashshah1033]

@@Guigley ambiguity is when all the clues and pieces of the puzzle are given to u throughout the film and then u just have to think and pit them together ... Donnie Darko just withholds info

[@Guigley]

@@chocolatebunnies6376 I watched both, and they each gave me the same reaction. Which do you think is the better version?

[@brunoactis1104]

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IS NOT THE HOLY GRAIL OF WRITING. Holy shit, it feels like it's one aspect of good writing people can easily discern, so when something doesn't have it, or they can't see it, they think it's bad. Same for the "nothing happens" and the "he doesn't have redeeming qualities" arguments, it's like some people have a blueprint on how good stories are, many things have to happen, and the bad guy has to be gray with good and bad things. It's not like that, the whole point of those movies is what they think it's inadvertently doing, while it's completely on pourpose.

[@wet-read]

I think these are the problems people have with 2001. It does not feature normal character development or a normal plot, and not a lot happens in it, either.

[@johns123]

Joker has problems but IMO the hate is too brutal at times. Visually it looks good, it has a strong performance from Phoenix, it tries to explore a lot of social problems in America seriously (even if it fails), and it goes for a darker and poetic tone (something I'm a sucker for). It's not a great film and people should point out the flaws, but there's a lot of good in it that people don't talk about. Sometimes it looks like people want Joker to be bad, like it's the bane of their existence

[@derek96720]

Joker got a lot of bad press around the time it came out because a) it focused on social issues through the viewpoint of a white male, and b) because it sought to paint mass murderers through a partially-sympathetic lens. Neither of those are in vogue right now when it comes to social justice. Of course you get a film about a white, female murderer like Harley Quinn and all the sudden it's nothing but empowerment and "yass/slay queen!"

[@wet-read]

Fair I suppose, even though these positive points you bring up don't pull the weight you think they do IMO. I am definitely brutal on Joker. Few films have inspired me to tear them apart like that one has.

[@hurley31]

Star Wars. All of them An absolute dork fest.

[@joeyjohnson207]

All of the Star Wars movies.

[@TheMikenanners]

While I dislike the majority, Empire is at least competent you must admit.

[@oceanmachine1906]

Basically this, though the fight scene with Darth Maul at the end of the phantom menace because Darth Maul looks amazing (he'd make a great character in some kind of scifi supernatural horror thriller)

[@Wildcock23]

Agreed. Never cared for the franchise.

[@EbolaAioli]

Pretty much everything by Wes Anderson. He tries way too hard to be quirky that I almost feel embarrassed for him.

[@cruddddddddddddddd]

I really like The Royal Tenenbaums. But Anderson is hit and miss for me.

[@ol343]

@@cruddddddddddddddd completely agree, Royal Tenenbaums is in my top 10 of all time just because of the emotional connection I have built up with it, but I couldn't particularly care about any of his others; style over substance

[@racewiththefalcons1]

Wes Anderson is an interior decorator masquerading as a film director.

[@cruddddddddddddddd]

oliver hyde Yeah it’s a great movie. His best by far, imo. The story was more grounded, and the characters felt more real with real problems, not caricatures.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

I love him. He's one of the few filmmakers who can pull off making essentially the same film over and over again.

[@gertjankoreman]

That part about you needing to take a shower after seeing The Boondocks Saints cracked me up! 😂

[@freedomguy55]

I have to disagree with you on Fury Road. Although it is a really good action film it is not the best. One of the biggest problems I have with the movie is its main character is relegated to supporting character in his own story. Plus his character comes out be a better character than Furiosa’s does at the end. Taking none of the glory giving it to all to her. Furiosa is an ok character but I do not believe she holds a candle to others like John McClain or Rambo from 1&4 or Ripley. Hopefully this next film makes up for that.

[@fatalexcerpts]

The Shining. It took me growing up a bit to appreciate Kubrik films like 2001, but still don't care for The Shining. Also Enter the Void is an excruciatingly painful watch for me. Might be better under influence of the right chemical though.

[@marcuscato9083]

I actually love the Shining, but I am going to piggyback on your comment to point out that how much I’ve always hated that “here’s Johnny” moment. It’s really over the top and takes the audience of the moment. In my arrogant opinion.

[@Wildcock23]

“The Shining” IS overrated! It’s a decent horror film, but some hail it as one of the greatest ever

[@alesksander]

@@Wildcock23 Yeah totally agree. I m in same boat. I found wife performance quite goofy. And conflict was ok-ish. But final part and its plotarmor was ridiculous. SO yeah.

[@wet-read]

That's fine. I like it and always will, but I do think it is overrated, and carried largely by Kubrickian tropes that usually mesmerize. I do ask you to revisit the scene with Grady in the bathroom tho, arguably the most compelling scene in the whole movie (my thoughts on it are in a comment thread on the video).

[@udopadrik9971]

Hate is a strong word, and I would definitely not use that, but Hotel Rwanda (2004) is a movie that comes to mind. Yes, I'm sure there were sincere good intentions connected to the making of the movie and the narrative of shining a light on a horrible event that a part of the West was perhaps trying to turn a blind eye to is somewhat convincing, but the completed movie seems slightly too "politically doctored" in the way it presents situations. Yes, it is mentioned that a basis for the conflict had been how colonial Belgians had segregated the locals into Hutus and Tutsis, but the way the "evil" of the bad people is not explored any further than making it seem as if they were misguided and the local people of the "enterpreneurial classes" are depicted as pure and innocent gives a strong signal to my critical sensors that someone behind releasing this movie the way it is, was concerned with hiding some real reasons behind the conflict, was taking steps to present something more messy and complex and perhaps incriminating as a simple case of stupidity or evil. It is a pretty highly regarded movie "shining a light on a true horrible event", but it seems so horribly staged that my instinctive reaction is a disbelief in the clearly over-simplified "Hollywood" version of the events. The reaction might be just because of bad and cliche film making decisions and not dishonesty, but either way it doesn't allow me to hold it in as high a regard as it is often held.

[@Satisfyerism]

While i personally disagree with most of the things said i think it’s so refreshing to hear someone with different takes on major movies people love and praise. Thanks for giving me insight on the views of others as there tends to be a lot of cookie cutter movie review content on this platform.

[@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia]

She's wrong about Hans ZImmer, who is a fantastic composer and his DK Rises score is actually one of the best of the three Nolan Batman films. I also like the Dark Knight trilogy but think DK Rises is the weakest and least watchable one. Idk, I don't really care for her opinions and her overly analytical way of looking at movies. They are films- movies. Meant to entertain. She needs a new hobby, for christ sake!! LMAO

[@nicholasbarrett3018]

​Unbelievably bad take.@@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

*Forrest Gump*. I don’t hate many films, let alone those widely liked. Mostly I’d rather not waste the energy and I’d rather look for pros in films I’m not in love with. But a stovetop doesn’t achieve the burning intensity I feel in my loathing of Forrest Gump.

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Good, good

[@reniisgod]

Absolutely agree. I find the character irritating above all else, I don’t feel any sympathy towards him whatsoever.

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

He’s a glorified affirmation spewing machine. Say what you want about the “idiot savant” trope at play in Rain Man but speaking as someone with an autistic brother, I found Hoffman’s portrayal infinitely more realistic.

[@brettrobinson2901]

@@reniisgod A movie is like a big chunk of hollow chocolate 🍫.....you bite into it..nevah knowin' WHUT you'll git!

[@shmoefosho1479]

I never understood why Forrest Gump was so popular. I found it boring and cringey.

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

gotta disagree about Fight Club. imo it is a perfect distillation of gen x worldview. I think resonated the most w that audience, who would have been late 20s-mid 30s on its release.

[@classicvideogoodies]

I'm disappointed with some of the posts you got, which were run of the mill opinions like "don't like this movie" or "don't like this character." Your much more nuanced reactions to their posts are exactly why I subbed your channel. You try to do film criticism that is *higher level* than the run of the mill kind: about visual styles, themes, storytelling, filmmaking techniques, etc. We watch untold amount of visual media from the day we were born, and yet many of us suffer from "cine-illiteracy" and are unable to evaluate content other than "don't like this," "don't enjoy that," "can't like a movie with a character I don't like," etc. There is great book called "Understanding Movies" by Louis Giannetti that teaches a lay person how to evaluate movies in a "literate" way, with the right approach and mindset.

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

Good shout. That's what I love about this channel. I don't agree with all of it but the criticism is structured. It keeps the conversation flowing and gives a clear insight.

[@Galvatronover]

Yeah I’ve grown to hate that type of criticism

[@ericbrocious6047]

I think Inside Llewyn Davis is a film that mirrors your comments on Raging Bull. I’ve tried to turn people onto it and they don’t get the tragic tale of a failed protagonist. The person I went to the premiere with immediately said “That was a pointless waste” before the dried it’s rolled. Also I don’t think those certain people got the wry humor. I love the film. Might be my favorite Coen Brothers movie.

[@razonra2756]

Interstellar and Kungfu Panda's score was awesome.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Interstellar's score makes grown men cry.

[@edoliva3264]

Totally agree there, loved the Interstellar ost. Also the Rock is one of the first ost I ever bought

[@Tyler_W]

The pairing of the soundtrack with the visuals of outer space on display felt like a transcendental experience when I saw it in the theater. I expected to enjoy it, but I was not prepared for it. Yeah, I know, there are things you can fairly critique, but I make absolutely no apologies for loving that movie. It's probably among my favorite movies of the 2010s. I'm so glad I decided to see it one night a whim, because I could've missed that theatrical experience, and I am so glad that I didn't.

[@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia]

Interstelar, Inception, Man of Steel, Dark Knight and RISES (Yeah I said it), The Last Samurai, Gladiator, The Lion King, Blade Runner 2049, Thin Red Line, etc etc. Zimmer is a wonderful composer and has done some of the most powerful scores for movies in the 21 st century. She is dead wrong about Hans Zimmer.

[@derek96720]

Zimmer CAN be a great composer, when he's not being lazy and recycling his themes or destroying the mood with excessive boom

[@jessebrucepinkman9834]

Movies I hate that everyone els likes 10. Mad Max fury road 1/10 9. Catch me if you can 3/10 8. Spirited away 3/10 7. Inception 4/10 6. The Dark Knight 2/10 5. Whiplash 0/10 4. Any romance film. Eternal sunlight of the spotless mind, The before trilogy. All romance films are shit 0/10 except for Pretty Woman 3. Caddy shack 0/10 2. Blade Runner 2049 0/10 1. Dunkirk -100/10. The worst movie I have ever seen, it made me sick

[@lordwestoff]

I think it’s unique and also hilarious that you don’t like Hans Zimmer. I’ve also felt the same way ever since the dark knight, which is where he came to my attention.

[@FAITHandLOGIC]

100% disagree with you on Mad Max. That movie is absolute trash.

[@slayersboxer915]

for 1999 fight club was actually ahead of its time in many ways, but it doesn't hold up to its legendary status these days.

[@horrorstateofmind2724]

Moonlight is better to me then BOYHOOD

[@chiara8561]

Way better

[@geminijinxies7258]

The Boondock Saints is taking immaturity and trying too hard to be cool to a whole new level. I'm guessing one needs to be in a really hyped up mood to enjoy it. I didn't.

[@Merob0809]

Black Panther (2018) is easily the most overrated film I have ever seen. The fact that people praise this as not only the best comic book movie but one of the best films ever is a complete joke to me. I understand people love the film for it's representation of the black community but I think the themes explored in the film are done exponentially better in Ryan Coogler's previous films, Creed (2015) and Fruitvale Station (2013). I think the film is a complete mess. The effects are a joke given the film's budget. I hate the convoluted and generic plot, the service level BASIC characters and performances. The bland lifeless cinematography. There's really nothing special about the film whatsoever. I don't hate it by any means but people put it on this high pedestal and it completely baffles me.

[@erice.3892]

I thought whiplash did a great job portraying an actual jazz band, and I was in a jazz band for 3 years. What exactly did you think they got wrong?

[@jessebrucepinkman9834]

It's boring. I don’t want to watch a teen get yelled at and drive himself to the point of self harm. It’s simply boring and depressing and that’s why it’s a terrible movie

[@ThisIsWideAngle]

@@jessebrucepinkman9834 Well, maybe you not wanting to watch a film telling a story you don't like doesn't make it a bad film?

[@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia]

@@jessebrucepinkman9834 Exactly. You give an accurate reason as to why, and sometimes that is what it is about. If I don't want to see some pathetic over the top character moments from some vain, despicable, sociopathic bully of a music teacher, then I will not praise or respect the film or the story. With very few likable characters, why should I watch and waste my time with this mediocre joy killer of a movie.

[@luisutil9070]

Fight club? Seriously? One of the greats

[@steamboatwill3.367]

Mine: Good Will Hunting. it's worse than Titanic ( although i actually like Titanic ), the main character is obnoxious and unlikable and so is everyone else, the filmmaking is what i call the perfect example of pretentious. La La Land. the only part i enjoyed is the opening number and some of the music, plus Emma Stone is adorable, but nothing else worked for me, the visuals try way to hard to look stylish, there are a lot of poor implications in the story and the less said about Gosling. Rogue One. it feels so much like a Michael Bay/Roland Emerich film, the main characters are so dull! the only characters who stand out are K2, Chirriut and Krennick, the action is messy and barley visible, in a way the film is like how you described Mad Max Fury Road but executed terribly! it's just fan service with barley any nuance or substance. Ace Ventura. one of the worst comedies ever, the plot is completely inept and insane in the worst ways, the main character is one of the most unbearable jackasses ever put on screen , nothing about this schlock is funny, i might add some later...

[@ahmedbassiouny8456]

I hate Rogue one too

[@alex-oy9eo]

i fucking hate Good Will Hunting and Rushmore, two of the most annoying characters of all time

[@steamboatwill3.367]

@@alex-oy9eo ) haven't watched Rushmore, i do like Wes Andesson.

[@mikeymorrison272]

Oof I love Good Will Hunting lol

[@steamboatwill3.367]

@Wytchfinde ) Robin Williams is great, but his character would have lost the job for real.

[@SkolneyVikings]

The last Halloween movie would be my pick. It got hyped up as the first REAL sequel, then just did all the same generic slasher crap as all the other sequels did.

[@argelisplanchart9438]

Well to ne honest. It's exactly that generic Slasher crap what people were waiting. Take into consideration this genre has remained dormant since the early 2000's

[@Tyler_W]

I heard it was good, but it honestly feels like they're more or less repeating what they did with Jamie Lee's character in H20.

[@randycunningham7318]

I think more fans of the original, wanted the trilogy to have the suspense and atmosphere of the original. All 3 of the new films failed at that.

[@justicelovingskunk9910]

My pick would be The Shining. I like Kubrick and I like horror films and I don't exactly hate The Shining, but it feels like it is trying too hard to create a spooky/scary film. The soundtrack is great music, but it is horribly overused and overly rich for its purposes. It's one of those horror films where scary stuff just happens and it can't express its horror through its own logic. Instead it pokes and prods a reaction out of you through camera work, set design and score making it a visceral rather than an intellectual horror. But for me the effect is like somebody hiding behind a bush and saying "boo". The scares are shallow, irritating even.

[@shegg8453]

Hans " ooof" Zimmer

[@kylefrank638]

I'm not one for listening to the Dark Knight trilogy's OST myself. It serves the movies well, just not much of a composition all on its own. But to say you don't like Zimmer at all? To just write off PotC, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Sherlock Holmes? Man. ;-;

[@michaelz9892]

The Shining Florida Project

[@94dfk1]

For me, it would be Lost in Translation. It’s boring.

[@genius179]

Thank you, I hate that movie too and I've seen 3 times to try to see if I missed something. It is weak and I am really uncomfortable on how they used the Japanese people as just comic relief without giving them names. They make fun of the way they talk, it pretty racist.

[@MovieEnforcer]

Top 10 Movies I Hate That Everyone Loves: 1. Finding Nemo (2003): Nemo is a whiny spoiled brat, Marlin is an idiot , and Dory is annoying and obnoxious. The seagulls, the tank gang (excluding Gill) and Crush are also obnoxious. Coral's death lacks emotional impact due to underdevelopment. The humor is cringey, and the vegetarian sharks are not funny. The movie feels emotionally manipulative and lacks a clear main character (Is it Nemo or Malin). The animation is dated, and the movie is no where near as "dark" or "matrure" as claimed. Overall, it's overrated and fails to resonate with me emotionally. 2. Titanic (1997): Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are great actors but give dreadful performances with no chemistry due to the atrocious script. The romance is as bad as in the Twilight franchise. The dialogue is cringeworthy. The movie is boring, preachy, prententious, and predictable. The emotional manipulation is evident, especially with the ending, where Jack's death feels contrived. The film is unnecessarily long and doesn't feel like a James Cameron movie. The only positive aspect is Billy Zane as the main antagonist. 3. There Will Be Blood (2006): Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano are wonderful actors but their peforamances are too over the top, making their performances cringe-worthy and hard to take seriously. The movie is too long, boring, pretentious, and filled with mindless exposition. Daniel Day Lewis's character kills Paul Dano with a plastic bowling pin which feels absurd and unrealistic. I mean why not use a crow bar or a metal bowling pin? That would have been more believable. 4. Cars (2006): Lightning McQueen is a douchebag, and Mater is annoying. The idea is dumb, the soundtrack and humor are cringeworthy. The overuse of merchandise is frustrating. 5. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) & Avengers: Endgame (2019): The humor is cringeworthy, and Mark Ruffalo as Hulk is terrible. The movies are tonally inconsistent and excessively long. These movies should be lumped with Batman & Robin (1997) and Green Lantern (2011). X-Men Apocalypse (2016), while not perfect but is a damn great movie and is far superior Avengers: Infinity War (2018) & Avengers: Endgame (2019).Thanos is an overrated shitty villain, and making him sympathetic makes him a pussy and hard to take seriously. I never saw Thanos as a threat. I didn't like the way Apocalypse looked in X-Men Apocalypse but I thought Apocalypse was a WAY better villain Thanos. Apoalypse was more menacing and threatening than Thanos wish he could be. Thanos is just a pussy and a joke. 6. Cabin In The Woods (2012): The movie can't decide between being serious or comedic, making it tonally inconsistent. The characters are poorly written and unlikable. The acting is terrible, and the gore effects look cheap. It feels like a Sci-Fi channel knock-off of Evil Dead. 7. Jurassic World (2014): Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt give poor performances. The kids are annoying, and the villains are lame. The CGI is awful, and there's nothing redeeming about the movie. It's the worst in the franchise. Jurassic Park III (2001) sucks but at least there were SOME redeeming qualities. 8. Rise of The Planet of The Apes (2011): The movie is boring, preachy, and emotionally manipulative. Caesar is unlikable, and the plot is filled with unrealistic moments.The CGI looks bad, even for 2011. For a better film with a similar theme, watch Free Willy (1993) or Mighty Joe Young (1997). 9. Spider-Man 2 (2004): As a big Spider-Man fan who read the comics, watched the 1990s Spider-Man cartoon, and loved Spider-Man 1 (2002), this movie was disappointing. It’s boring, pretentious, and lacked action. Tobey Maguire I liked him as Peter Parker and Spider-Man in Spider-Man 1 (2002). In Spider-Man 2 (2004)? He's great Spider-Man but not as Peter Paker. I didn't mind Kirsten Dunst in Spider-Man 1 (2002) but I couldn't stand her in Spider-Man 2 (2004) and is even worse in Spider-Man 3 (2007). James Franco was a great Harry Osborn in Spider-Man 1 (2002), in Spider-Man 2 (2004) he's just a whiny emo brat reminsicent of Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. I like Alfred Molina's performance as Doctor Octopus but I hated the way the character was written. Doctor Octopus is portrayed as a sympathetic pussy rather than a threat. 10. Toy Story 2 (1999) & Toy Story 3 (2010): I love Toy Story 1 (1996) and I think it hold up incredibly well. Both sequels recycle the plot of the first movie, with the toys getting lost and needing to return to Andy. Toy Story 3 is tonally inconsistent and emotionally manipulative. The franchise should have ended with the first movie.

[@xavihc994]

LOVE your Chanel! greetings from Spain, Barcelona♥️🙏 keep on!

[@acouelfoly]

Another cinephile in Barcelona? Where have you been all this time?? Donde se esconden los aficionados del ciné catalanes?

[@xavihc994]

@Akwel Abitol I know, I discovered this channel late haha! But here in Barcelona there are many cinephiles, for example now I am studying a film career and I am going for the second year! It is also true that it is risky and everyone says that there is no future or that the road will be long, but you know, I have always believed that if you are passionate about something you lose nothing in trying!

[@junkspiritual]

Army of darkness, escape from New York, marriage story but biggest one is the social network, I just really don't get it at all and I find eisenbergs presence really irritating ahah. Totally agree on the early 90s Disney movies

[@alexsanders7404]

Agreed on Social Network. I feel like the script is better than the movie. And I have a weird relationship with Escape From New York. It's one of my Carpenter movies that I like to drink beer with. But I always want the movie to be better than it actually is. The Ringer did a Re-Watchables on it recently, and I was surprised how much they raved about it. Production design is great, but it is definitely overrated.

[@altodomino2721]

I'm with you on Escape from New York

[@lukess.s]

Wow almost as if Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg was meant to be irritating

[@EmpireStateUtopian_Dystopia]

Agreed. I don't care for most Sam Raimi movies, like Army of Darkness which was meh. Just silly campy nonsense. Escape from New York is fine for the 80s, but I tried to rewatch it about 8 years ago and it was not easy. It was just flat and bleak. Not an interesting story or had any memorable characters, besides Snake(Kurt Russell). And I hate the Social Network. That movie is an awful excuse of a flick.

[@complicatedairflow7237]

I like Casablanca, but in my opinion there are so many other films of “old Hollywood” that are superior but don’t have the same legendary status.

[@deepfocuslens]

It's a very well done film, but I appreciate it more than I am emotionally invested.

[@nathanieledwards7150]

Like Night of the hunter for instance

[@complicatedairflow7237]

Nathaniel Edwards yeah exactly

[@pitbull635]

ugh yes there are many better romance dramas from that time like brief encounter, now voyager, sabrina etc.

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

@@nathanieledwards7150 I like Night of the Hunter but I don't see it coming anywhere close. Also, it was released 13 years later.

[@FAITHandLOGIC]

Gladiator is the most overrated movie ever.

[@olgil]

I've always semi-humorously called Hans Zimmer a hack. He's created (and rehashed) some of great iconic scores but I think the only reason he's put on such a pedestal is because he's the only "pop" film composer out there other than John Williams (who is in an entirely different league to Zimmer).

[@kristopherschermerhorn998]

Mine is Parasite. Of which I loved the first half, but the second half was so terrible...ruined the whole movie for me and I hated it!

[@msmit152]

I agree with many of the points you made about The Dark Knight especially that Nolan should've saved Two Face for later....The thing is, Nolan wasn't making a trilogy at the time he was just making a movie. That's why he tried to squeeze everything he could into it, that's why the third act feels tacked on. But that's also why I think it's special -- he just made a fucking movie, not an episode in a never ending franchise, just a movie. I think he witnessed Ledger firsthand before a script was even written and said "I gotta give this my all". He threw everything at it, some of it stuck and some didn't, but the part that stuck is cinema in its purest form.

[@NEELSAN76]

Do dirty movies count because I thought "In Diana Jones" was extremely overrated.

[@brettrobinson2901]

Why?...you didn't feel they were " in Diana" long enough?😁

[@lovelyorchid2948]

Do u mean Indiana Jones or in Diana Jones?

[@billygould5414]

I can’t get into the Marvel Movies. For movies that r considered great I’ve never been able to get into “The Graduate” and “Citizen Kane”

[@zakrowe1301]

i've always felt that touch of evil should be the film that people think of when it comes to orson welles

[@mabusestestament]

The MCU is the epitome of mediocrity.

[@mabusestestament]

@Tom Ffrench Because I think the MCU is mediocre (at best) I probably don't find blockbusters appealing? No, I just find the MCU very mediocre and bland blockbusters, the equivalent of McDonalds hamburgers - they are designed to be that way.

[@b.chaline4394]

I totally see where you're coming from when it comes to TDKR but I still have a soft spot for that film. Yes, it's bloated, the script is one of the most hole-ridden in the history of cinema, it's easily the weakest of the trilogy, but it has an epicness about it that not many films in the last decade have and I feel that there was enough character development and acting carried out from the previous two films to make it a compelling watch. I also enjoy the soundtrack (even though I'm no Zimmer fan by any stretch of the imagination) and I found Tom Hardy's take on Bane suitably frightening and amusing in equal measures. But yes, at the end of the day, I'm fully aware that this film might qualify as a guilty pleasure for me :)

[@xpindy]

Been going to the movies for over fifty years, "Titanic" was the only time I got so frustrated watching a film that I blurted out "Where the hell is the iceberg?" Sickening and offensive in that it distilled the massive death count down to the lives of two teenagers (who didn't even really exist) while being poorly written and overlong it definitely got my goat.

[@biohead66]

I was 12 and saw it in the theater, we started laughing at the ending and couldn't stop.. everyone around us was crying.

[@damienescobar1827]

What are your thoughts of An Officer And A Gentleman?

[@juanpena1921]

The Dark Knight is a good movie, but so overrated not even close to be one of the best movies of all time (Heath Ledger´s perfomance is great) like I hear some people say.

[@Freddy-Da-Freeloadah]

12 MONKEYS I asked for it as a Christmas gift (Terry Gillium=GREAT, right?), but when I watched it, Brad Pitts performance had such a bad affect on me, I had to sell it! I literally started going around flipping people off!!

[@AABB-zb6dv]

I saw Drive when it came out, everyone was praising it, calling it best movie of the decade etc. I hated it then and still hate it now. Nice soundtrack though.

[@genius179]

I saw it like 2 weeks ago and was actually disappointed.

[@RLSmith-jt8qj]

I loved drive but I knew a lot of people who went to see it would hate it. Mostly marketing fault. Go watch the trailer. All of the action scenes are in the trailer. Drive isn't a movie you hype. It's a movie to watch and maybe be affected by.

[@lizardpeople]

Drive is fucking amazing

[@Wildcock23]

I’ve seen “Drive” 3 times now, and it’s still just as unremarkable as the first time I saw it… really unimpressive movie.

[@helgaratbone1691]

The 2021 Dune!!!

[@IRahkuBz]

The whole MCU movies.

[@Turtleproof]

Boondocks Saints is useful because I knew to sever from former friends who worship it.

[@cruddddddddddddddd]

Very good point. If you can’t tell the difference between Boondock Saints and something like Goodfellas or Reservoir Dogs, then your opinion is invalid lolol

[@richardsantanna5398]

It's a fun guilty pleasure

[@wet-read]

This warms my heart. I feel very similar. Boondock Saints is just a mess.

[@argelisplanchart9438]

Don't like Lady Bird. I just don't get why everybody praises it to the sky, maybe is because I'm a guy and I don't relate with Saoirse Ronan's character. Same with Parasite. I liked Parasite thought it was entertaining but I don't get why everybody says it's the best film of last year. I would have given it to 1917 better.

[@ibnmianal-buna3176]

Argelis Planchart This is basically why many people, including me, love it so much kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZqQmHmlq7h9nJI

[@argelisplanchart9438]

@@ibnmianal-buna3176 Yes I understand the symbolism. All of it, I just didn't find it that impactful.

[@carl_anderson9315]

I'm never crazy about Forrest Gump. I guess I get the message of a person that is pure of heart and makes the best for the people around him, and his good heart always helps him find the way through the harshness of life, despite his mental limitations. But, God... this guy gets away with practically everything, and only by mere luck. He becomes football champion, ping pong champion, meets JFK, Elvis John Lennon, becomes a war hero with not a scratch, becomes CEO of a food company, multimillionaire, runs a marathon across USA, without even going to the toilet...

[@flowerfaeri]

LOL! That's the charm of it!

[@wet-read]

I completely agree. I find it ludicrous and manipulative, a lazy person's idea of commenting on events in recent American history. The book might be a lot different, I dunno.

[@nopizzawithoutpineapple]

Really agreeing on The Dark Knight. Another big issue I have is the boat situation. That shitshow made a lot of the moral ambiguity pointless. It took be completely out of the movie, it's such a frustratingly artificial "people are good, have faith in humanity" moment that's completely detached from the 'dark realism' it's supposed to portray.

[@mrrrl795]

For me, its Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive. I wouldnt say that I hate them but I do not find them to be as brilliant as the legion of Lynch fans say. I get what he's going for but they have the look and feel of made-for-TV movies and are not aesthetically pleasing at all.

[@TheMikenanners]

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[@Wildcock23]

“Blue Velvet” takes some getting used to… but it’s worth it.

[@jamiepng1416]

THE GREATEST SHOWMAN omg that was such a waste of zendaya

[@looney1023]

And Jackman, and Williams, and basically every other talented person in it. It had some good songs, and some deeply troubling historical revisions (not sure if white-washing is an appropriate term; it probably is; but also pretending Barnum gave a shit about any of his freaks and blatantly ignoring the abuse and exploitation)

[@TheVFXbyArt]

I love hans zimmer, hate that I love him, and TOTALY agree with your analysis of his music and can understand your hate!! Although there is a five hour score session for “Thin Red Line” that is brilliant. “Backdraft” was the score that made me fall in love with zimmer.

[@joethemediaicon]

I keep trying to get into your channel, but you remind me of Gene Siskel and I was always more of a Roger Ebert person. I would be curious to hear your thoughts on the Pauline Kael vs. Andrew Sarris perspectives on film criticism though.

[@wet-read]

Ebert is the GOAT

[@andrewtheworldcitizen]

The Wizard of Oz Gone With the Wind Goodfellas Reservoir Dogs Pulp Fiction Forrest Gump The Shawshank Redemption Fight Club The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

[@TheVFXbyArt]

I can’t stand Avatar.... the more people love it drives me nuts.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Biggest original blockbuster of all time. It did something right.

[@evanjohnmo]

Whiplash was pretty bad for its outlandish portrayal. It's more of a psychological horror movie.

[@zsean6788]

Hereditary was the most recent movie all my friends liked. And I hated pretty much all of it lol

[@xne14gax26]

I didn't really like it either.

[@SEAL341]

@@xne14gax26 were you not paying attention? It's the best horror movie in years

[@prismspec]

I liked it until the end. It was cheap.

[@HAL--gb6uf]

Really? I thought it was scarry lol although i get scared easily

[@TheFourthWinchester]

I was bored out of my mind with Hereditary. And I wanted someone to beat the crap out of the son. I'd have done it if he was in front of me.

[@TheJohnam]

Hello! What about PARASITE or AFTERSUN ? I just dont like these movies are so so so overrated, what do you think? Thanks anyways!

[@MorrisB3]

Inception. HYPE! So many dragging parts, and pretentious dribble.

[@MrPornoforpandas]

Totally agree. It's such shallow, self-important nonsense. The entire script is like someone shouting out a Boardgame rulebook for 2 hours. Plus an obnoxiously loud score and meaninglessly incomprehensible action scenes. It's a movie so pretentious it thinks being complicated is the same as being complex or deep.

[@Rickhorse1]

Gravity. It did huge box office & I love sci-fi, but unlike most sci-fi, it didn't even TRY to approximate real science or projected science. All along, I screamed at things which were totally ridiculous, yet most people liked it, somehow.

[@syedhaider1675]

You're the only one who truly understands what Nolan is lacking as a filmmaker. And Boyhood is one of the best and one of the heaviest movies I have ever seen.

[@MrPornoforpandas]

'Lacking' is putting it politely

[@anthonymartensen3164]

"Lacking as a filmmaker" you mean in your opinion?

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

Mad Max: Fury Road is TOO simple, plotwise. Why even care about the characters when they haven't even been fleshed out enough to warrant investment? Action works best when you actually care about the characters a bit, which I saw no reason to do (needs more than "Aaw, she's pregnant."). And try recounting what little story there is verbally from memory and it will become clear it's a bad joke. Watch The Raid 2 instead, for max action, minimal (but not too little) plot. The Dark Knight: Too long for its content. Bale's cringy growl turns Batman into a parody. Nolan once again demonstrates that he doesn't put caring about characters ahead of the technicalities of filmmaking, which is a shame. Boondock Saints: By almost every metric but plot a trash movie.

[@TheOneAndOnlyMrGreen]

whoever made that comment about titanic, I classify you as a friend

[@stephengoodwin6403]

Titanic.Hated it,yuck,boring,stupid..The last film I ever saw in a theater was Downfall,which was on the whole brilliant,a lot of people hated it.

[@710blodgett74]

boyhood is one of the best movies about growing up

[@Wats06071]

For me "Forrest Gump". I strongly dislike this movie, but I can't put in words the amount of pure, visceral hatred I have towards that quote “My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.” . I lost count of how many times I argued that this didn't make sense and you actually know exactly what is in a box of chocolate. I have been reflecting over the years why I hate this film so much when it is internationally loved? I don't know?, but it is probably has to do with its politcal messages. To me the film seemed like right wing American propaganda. Something I am strongly opposed to to put it mildly lol.

[@helgaratbone1691]

I hate that movie as well. My buddy and I call out movies that have ‘Gump appeal’ Can’t pin point it exactly. It’s just.... Gump appeal. Yuk!

[@hurley31]

😄 I've always said this, there's an insert in every box telling you exactly what each chocolate is. Doesn't make sense.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Maybe if you grab a piece with your eyes closed, LOL. Seriously, this film feels like it was made with one goal, to win Oscars. It's so grand and lovable for audiences. Yuck. Basically a showcase for effects and soppy sentiment, nothing more.

[@NaughtyVampireGod]

yeah, well he's an idiot . . that's the point

[@genius179]

I like Forrest Gump but I know a lot of people who feel that way.

[@speabody]

I'll show some solidarity for the Zoolander guy. I remember the hype, I remember trying to like it and convince myself to like it while watching it, so much so that I even forced a laugh out of myself at the final Blue Steel beat. Then, as now, I knew it was a fake laugh. Yes I get the joke. It was told multiple times throughout the movie. If your closing bit (to borrow the stand-up term) is an existing joke you've got problems. If you think that's funny you've got even more problems. I'm sure I laughed at various moments but not on the whole. Forgettable. Same with Farrelly brothers movies. Hugely popular, I was unimpressed after one or two of them, never bothered.

[@evilzzzability]

Star Trek 2009 (generic and not particularly good action movie masquerading as Star Trek. Ironically I enjoyed the sequels more once as I accepted them for brainless cash ins). Citizen Kane - just don't love it. You can't connect with the title character. Raging Bull - agreed. I hated it. No interest in an asshole character study. Clockwork Orange - I consider myself a Kubrick fan, but still don't particularly care for CO. Doesn't leave you satisfied at the end. Up - it seemed at one point Pixar could do no wrong and this was released at the end of that period. For it it was terribly silly, boring, and not memorable.

[@timwells4901]

This was alot of fun.

[@rogerkamben389]

If you hated Dark Knight rising score, which I thought was okay, then WTF about the score to Dune?!? It's like SCREAMING out of the blue and Bag Pipes OMG! I liked the movie but had to mute some places coz of the idiotic score..

[@wolfman8325]

Not a big fan of a lot of the Coen Brothers movies. I also love The Dark Knight, but don't think it's as good as the praise it recieves (I'm willing to change my opinion on a third viewing) While I think the Dark Knight Rises is good overall! I think The Princess Bride is really overrated. And the 2000s remake of House of Wax is really underrated. The IT movies were overrated too.

[@cegalo12]

Which Coen Brothers movies? x2 There are great Coen Brothers movies and other Coen Brothers movies are not great

[@ZodsSnappedNeck]

@@cegalo12 Yeah I'd understand hating The Ladykillers, mainly because I did. But I either love or really enjoy the rest of their filmography

[@wolfman8325]

@Luke Farris Not a fan of The Lady Killers, Hudsucker Proxy, Intolerable Cruelty, Burn After Reading, Hail, Caesar etc. I like stuff like O Brother where are Thou, Raising Arizona, True Grit, Barton Fink, A serious Man etc. But don't think they're amazing or anything. Fargo is very good, I enjoyed True Grit, Miller's Crossing and No Country are great. I just think a lot of their films are just okay. Even stuff like Blood Simple I don't particularly care for. But perhaps my most controversial opinion is....I don't really like The Big Lebowski. I've watched it a few times and it never clicks. I just find it average. But that's just my opinion...

[@jasonsanders8091]

Love your take on Titanic. It has such a sentimental love story, so obvious. The sinking ship was quite well done, but like you say, it's cheap exploitation of a terrible tragedy. I dislike Gladiator because it's so unrealistic. The fight scenes are like from a superhero comic strip. Maximus is not like a real human being, while the emperor is irredeemabley evil. Hollywoodisation of the Roman Empire.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

C'mon, Hans Zimmer has made some valuable contributions to cinema. Lion King and Interstellar?

[@ihatekillerclowns]

he's an easy target by the art snobs

[@eduardo_corrochio]

For Interstellar *alone* he should be lauded. Brilliant stuff.

[@mikeletaurus4728]

Anything with Gene Kelly in it repels me. He just seems like such a jerk IRL, and he scarcely conceals that in every part he ever had. "An American in Paris" is as dull as "Singing in the Rain." I think of Debbie Reynolds bleeding half to death from her feet up, as Kelly goads her into doing the next take by pelting her with nonstop insults. Egotistical, self-satisfied A-Hole. Could he dance? Yes. Could he act? Hah. Could he direct? Nope. Time has diminished his image to the shadow of a cobweb clinging to the periphery of film history.

[@Onmysheet]

Have to disagree if having no Heath Ledger in Dark Knight it would be average. Gary Oldman brings a lot into the movie too.

[@anthonymartensen3164]

And Michael Caine. And Aaron Eckhart... its an exceptional film for that genre

[@averagegoslingenthusiast2033]

@Tom Ffrench the dark knight is a movie that the art snobs love to target and hate on. Maggie is cool but she does tend to be a little bit “snob like” at times

[@Throwingness]

You had a bad reaction to Boondock Saints because you are r-selected. No offense.

[@FerretBarret]

Billy Zane absolutely killed it in Titantic otherwise I skipped over most of it

[@RLSmith-jt8qj]

Yes, a fellow member of.....The Zane-iacs!!!

[@theplebe6342]

The one scene in Titanic when it shows the entire ship and all the people are CG looks SO bad.

[@prismspec]

Pulp Fiction. I just don't understand all the hype.

[@jacquespoulemer3577]

Hello guys, I watch films from all eras and have a few films I simply can't stand that end up on best films lists. Casablanca 1941 (for me this is badly directed), Gone With the Wind (I saw this in a movie theater and laughed throughout, total tripe) 1939, Transformers(all), HarryPotter franchise (never liked them, stopped watching halfway through #3), Rocky franchise (I've seen them all and was annoyed from #1 on), The Hobbit (all incarnations, I'm not a Tolkein fan, I tried to read the books but stopped halfway through the Hobbit. I did enjoy Jackson's Lord of the Rings Trilogy in spite of everything in my head against it) This was fun Jim Oaxaca Mexico

[@mrfilcritic]

I love The Dark Knight Rises. Thought the scope of it was impressively large and the amount of practical effects was impressive. The weakest of the three but still a solid film for me.

[@razkable]

its better than begins

[@anthonymartensen3164]

I love it too. And the music. I like the chant.

[@audiovideo-w6o]

Begins is the only good film of the trilogy IMO

[@Thespeedrap]

@@audiovideo-w6o I think Nolan just wanted to make 1 Batman movie. But the studios wanted sequels so they say Hey We're let you make what you want but give us sequels point blank thats what he did with Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises which were messy long stretched films.But Rises was alot worser and a insult to the Caped Crusader legacy.

[@ultrademigod]

I think Boondock Saints is utter crap. It glorifies needless violence, and attempts to give the 'protagonist' a sort of cheeky charm, while they do unspeakable things. It is a disgusting movie that made me feel dirty for watching, so I totally get your needing to take a shower feeling.