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Love Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows

I don't love it, but I definitely found it far more entertaining than the original. 

Any film by Lars von Trier, Michael Haneke or Andrei Tarkovsky.

I think the french film "Martyrs" polarized alot of people.
I think it is very hard to keep your eyes on what is happening there.

Personally I think this film is a masterpiece, but I can understand that there are people , who say it is simply disgusting.

cheers
Donnie

My suggestion is Waterworld.  It had such a bad reputation that I was totally surprised when I watched it that I didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as I'd been led to believe.  I acutally enjoyed it.

My colleague at work loved Quantum of Solace. I hated it. I thought it was possibly the worst of all Bond films. Possibly a generation thing. I just couldn't stand the choppy editing...

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My suggestion is Waterworld.  It had such a bad reputation that I was totally surprised when I watched it that I didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as I'd been led to believe.  I acutally enjoyed it.

I liked it a lot too, same as Postman.

Yep, I like both of those too, despite so many who hate them.
A bit like Battlefield Earth, that wasn't such a bad film was it?

2001: A Space Odyssey.

Most of my friends seem to think that this is one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made.
I find it utterly boring, and a complete waste of time. One of the worst films I've ever seen... 

I like to introduce certain titles to my 6 year old granddaughter, so in life she'll grow up to appreciate the fine art of films and its contents.. ,It's a slow process as she,& her little brain doesn't or isn't ready to develop story line material and consequences as movie continues . She has to this day loved Wizard of Oz ( after initially presenting by cutting out the entire sepia tone sequence and starting the movie at the aftermath of the tornado scene. Then onto fantasy and adventure came the 1933 B/W King Kong, again, cutting to the abduction of Ann Darrel off the ship., . Then  came 7th Voyage of Sinbad, no problem here as the cyclops scene is the first five minutes ..
Bottom line today at the age of 6, she watches ALL these fine  films and others over and over and over and over again from the opening credits.

I recently got her hooked on... TV's Lost In Space episodes ..  ( Danger Will Robinson.!!  ) 

She's a real ham for adventure and action.. But  due to the availability of getting to that scene of any film on the fly ( compared to VHS tape, or CLV Laser discs),  DVDs have been very important in the development of film appreciation in our house. ,.,  MY 26 year son has never seen Wizard of Oz or even the 1933 King Kong because it is in B/W and finds B/W boring and stupid and old fashioned..
He has now grown up to day to watch 'his favourite' films such as The Saw series etc.. 

Hopefully the day will come soon when I can start the musicals such as My Fair Lady and West Side Story on her,, but time is of the essence in the development of a true Movie Lover ..