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movies you used to like but have since outgrown?


What are some movies you used to really enjoy that just don't appeal to you anymore, for whatever reason?

Usually, I find myself not liking movies I used to really dig, as a result of me having grown up a little, and having developed a bit more knowledge on cinema and a better understanding of the world as I've gotten older.

Here's some of mine:

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Forrest Gump
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When Harry Met Sally...
anything by Kevin Smith other than Clerks and Dogma

What's yours?

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John Hughes films have aged badly and weren't that great at the time.
Kevin Smith same as above. Chasing Amy in particular is just stupid.
Forrest Gump - admittedly I never liked it but I think now it really shows how it rode the 50's-60's nostalgia train of the time and took it to an extreme.
Starship Troopers loved it the first few times I saw it. Recently watched it and it's a mess, the story was meant to be Right wing/conservative, the film is meant to lampoon that but doesn't do a good job of it. A master alien at the end looks awful as well.
Dead Poet's Society, so a kid kills himself because he isn't allowed to act? Really??

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You "liked" Dead Poet's Society earlier, but now you don't like it?

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Yeah y’all, I liked Teen Witch, and what?

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Ghostbusters I & II.

I used to know the script word for word. Not seen them now for about 20 years!

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Never seen the movies!

--Michael D. Clarke

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Titanic
Tomb Raider

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BUMP

--M.D.C.

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The Boondock Saints is a really cool movie for sixteen year-olds.

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I can't sit through any James Bond movies anymore.

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Same. I walked out of the last one, two hours in and they still had an island to inflltrate.

All that over-the-top one or two ultra-cool dudes taking on an army stuff just doesn't, or probably ever, flick my bick.

Now Sean Connery and Robert Shaw having a death match inside a beautiful ornate elevator - THAT's art.

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Star Wars
The Breakfast Club/ anything by John Hughes

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