For me it was the recent Little Women. shyt was beautiful son. I didn’t cry during the movie. I wept.
What movie were you “forced” into watching that you ended up loving?
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Hamilton by my little brother
The Matrix and I thank my uncle every time I see him
I wasn’t gonna see Wonder Woman when it was in theaters but my mom wanted to go because she was a fan of Lynda Carter. I’m glad I went because it was one of DCs best
The Matrix and I thank my uncle every time I see him
I wasn’t gonna see Wonder Woman when it was in theaters but my mom wanted to go because she was a fan of Lynda Carter. I’m glad I went because it was one of DCs best
shyt I didn’t catch The Matrix until it was on VHS the first time. Probably DVD by then actually. I remember thinking it looked stupid. Such a retarded baby i was. When you say Hamilton what do you mean? You saw the play or you watched on Disney +?
My brother saw the play when he visited NYC and he kept going on and on about it and said I would love it because I like musicals. I just never got around to seeing it so when it was on Disney + he literally made me watch it and it was the best musical I’ve seen in a while.
Imma watch this weeks. Props on the rec
Jk, I read the book as a kid, and not because I had to
I swear the movie hit most every note I need in a drama. Great film. Check it out if you wanna compare your childhood memory to the movie
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
Mean girls
Broke back mountain
Broke back mountain
I don't know if it counts as "forced" if you over there knowing you watching this, sitting there mad or leaving cause the channel ain't changing for you.
-Overboard: Kurt Russell & Goldie Hawn.
I never wanted to watch it, was never interested in seeing it, but of course the women had to. I won't go as far as I'd say I love it but I fukk wit it now.
If it comes on while just sitting around I'll sit & watch it.
-Overboard: Kurt Russell & Goldie Hawn.
I never wanted to watch it, was never interested in seeing it, but of course the women had to. I won't go as far as I'd say I love it but I fukk wit it now.
If it comes on while just sitting around I'll sit & watch it.
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
You Got Served
one of the goat unintentional comedies
one of the goat unintentional comedies
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
My sister put me on Selena, Secret Garden, Annie, Little Princess, Dirty Dancing which a fux wit.
Could never get into Grease though.
Could never get into Grease though.
KalKal
Superstar
Not "forced", but I went into "Pulp Fiction" ready to hate it because EVERYBODY was yapping for months about how great is was. I was in college at the time, and the soundtrack was being played to death everywhere you went. You couldn't get away from it. Then a while after it was released they were playing it in a large auditorium at school. All my friends were going so I was like "guess I better finally watch this crap".
Nowadays, I think the movie is kind of underrated, if anything.
Nowadays, I think the movie is kind of underrated, if anything.
John Reena
Superstar
“Blade”
Tha year is 1998.......
My cousin was in town and wanted to go to the movies n see “Blade”. I was like “Ehhh it’s gonna be another bad comic book movie, plus Wesley Snipes playing a vampire?
FF to us going to tha movie....
When I seen that blood come out da sprinklers, Blade shooting that broad point blank wit da pump, then STABBING OL BOY CHIN FIRST INTO DA CEILING!!!
My young ass was like
Then I realized I was in for a CLASSIC
Tha year is 1998.......
My cousin was in town and wanted to go to the movies n see “Blade”. I was like “Ehhh it’s gonna be another bad comic book movie, plus Wesley Snipes playing a vampire?
FF to us going to tha movie....
When I seen that blood come out da sprinklers, Blade shooting that broad point blank wit da pump, then STABBING OL BOY CHIN FIRST INTO DA CEILING!!!
My young ass was like
Then I realized I was in for a CLASSIC
The last samurai, I wasn't interested in it because well it was Tom Cruise and it was called the last samurai lol
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