Movies you didn't like initially but grew to appreciate

[Zero]

oh, now i got one that really hits me. 2001 a space odyssey. i originally watched it as a teenager and i was like "wtf is this bullshyt?" but now... that film is

I'm so glad I put that off for years because I would NOT have appreciated that movie as a teen. Saw it earlier this year and it's incredible

 

[kn83]

There Will Be Blood is another one for me.

 

[42 Monks]

I thought Se7en was really just a bunch of nonsense as a kid

Saw it not too long ago... don't look in the box dammit

 

[DosCadenaz]

A Clockwork Orange had me feeling both parts and at first...but its actually pretty hilarious in an extremely dark way.



"It's a very important work of AHHHHT"




The prim and proper officer is too much


And the theme gives it one of the best intros a movie could have.





That said, Alex is still a filthy degenerate that deserved everything that happened to him.

I fukkin love this movie

 

[DosCadenaz]

I can't think of a movie I hated and grew to like. Once I don't like it, usually stays that way.

 

[Lootpack]

ummm...what else...vanilla sky was another movie that took time to appreciate.

That movie fukked me up.

 

[Figaro]

ummm...what else...vanilla sky was another movie that took time to appreciate.

Nah breh that film is for simps

Plus it made no sense...if he committed suicide & died.....how could they bring him back alive at the end

The music though

 

[Killigraphy]

Detested The Dark Knight, from Bale's horrible understanding of Batman and Batman's voice, to Ledger doing an epic performance of what I call the "Anarchist"...surely wasn't the Joker. After a second viewing I appreciated it for being part of the "Nolanverse", and while its literally fan service to the fans of the old films (bad or good) it does so excellently. I still have issues with Bale's voice but its something I can get over.

 

[Deltron]

Back to the Future 3....was never big on westerns and loved BttF 2 s much I thought going to the old west was some ol bullshyt...plus focusing on Doc...but as a teen/adult I grew to appreciate and love the film....both it's old west setting and overall as a film. Focusing on Doc was dope...and made sense. Also helped me branch out into looking into other westerns and I've grown to like the genre

 

[FaTaL]

A Clockwork Orange had me feeling both parts and at first...but its actually pretty hilarious in an extremely dark way.



"It's a very important work of AHHHHT"




The prim and proper officer is too much


And the theme gives it one of the best intros a movie could have.





That said, Alex is still a filthy degenerate that deserved everything that happened to him.

Yea and he still won in the end

Don’t call me dim no more, officer u call me

 

[MN Fats]

The Royal Tannenbaums
Raising Arizona
Magnolia

 

[FlyRy]

Beauty and the beast. Hated it as a kid. Absolutely hated it. As an adult tho? Lord have mercy that is a great fukking film

Animated or the French one?

 

[MartyMcFly]

Animated or the French one?

Animated

 

[OmegaK2099]

Nah breh that film is for simps

Plus it made no sense...if he committed suicide & died.....how could they bring him back alive at the end

The music though

He was dreaming the whole time

 

[OmegaK2099]

i still don't get the original blade runner. it does nothing for me.

Androids fighting to be human, what it means to be human in an otherwise more robotic world. Movie helped kick off the cyberpunk genre