>>1761
>Because opinions on movies are as vast as the number of films themselves
That is exactly the issue. I have usually just watched whatever was on the big or small screens, but even if I end up liking the movie I never really bothered saving it for later and just realized how much of an issue that is.
I mostly like comedy as a genre, but I am open to pretty much anything. I know I am definitely not high-brow, but some of my favorite movies include:
>The Blues Brothers
>Monsters, Inc.
>The Terminal
>The BRAVO NOLAN Trilogy
>The Naked Gun Trilogy
>Lord of War
>Pretty much anything with Mel Brooks at the helm
>Africa Addio (don't know if it counts as a movie, but it IS shot more like one than a documentary)
And then a bunch of movies from my region that have mixed quality, but are relevant for the cultural literacy of where I come from, so they don't really count in the grand scheme of things.
>Adam Sandler
Unpopular opinion, but while he may be a mediocre or opportunistic actor, I believe that he must genuinely be a really nice guy to hang around with and he gets away with making abhorrent movies solely because he knows so many people in and out of the industry.