"I Was Bored To Tears": 17 Moviegoers Are Revealing The Films They Hate But Everybody Loves

—u/tristanjones

"And the other main character cheats on her loving fiancé as soon as her boyfriend shows back up in town. I couldn’t understand how so many people glossed over that…he was literally planning their wedding with HER mom while she was banging her ex-boyfriend."

—u/M3_Driver

—u/PurpleDreamer28

"It was fine. I get its standing as a cultural phenomenon: this bright toy-inspired social satirical commentary that coincidentally comes out at the same time as a bleak three-hour film that follows the fella that created the atomic bomb.

I don’t think it was bad, but it’s not as great as what people were celebrating it as. But if people find enjoyment in it, then that’s good for them."

—u/WonderfulBlackberry9

—u/mikemcd1972

"For me, it's a 'so bad it's good' thing. The first one, especially, is so damn cheesy, I can't help but love it. They're guilty pleasure movies for me. I will say I lost interest after the sixth one, so I haven't seen any after that one. They might all be just irredeemable garbage, I don't know."

—u/What_Do_I_Know01

—u/lumpychicken13

"I was bored to tears by this movie. If I weren't with family in the theater, I would have happily walked out. I'm so confused why people love this movie."

—u/mschellbell

—u/[deleted]

"I've heard it described as 'a musical for people who don't like musicals,' and I can only agree with that, because why would you want bad dancing and boring songs in a musical?! This can not be what people were demanding!"

—u/cloistered_around

—u/thefaceinthetree

"The book was way more interesting, in my opinion. I feel like a movie for this kind of concept is really hard to pull off since they need visuals to convey what’s happening, and most of the horror comes from the fact the protagonists don’t have visuals. I read it randomly on a holiday years before the movie, and when I heard they were making a movie, it felt like a terrible idea."

—u/futurenotgiven