What masterpiece film do you actually not like nor understand why others do?
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Any movie by Nolan — I'm still trying to figure out Inception and Tenet. Saala pehli baar mein kuch samajh nahi aata.
3 Idiots - didn’t find it as funny or insightful as everyone else seems to
Sholay
Breaking Bad. I found it mediocre...
Let it rest because i thought people who do drugs might like them or something 🤷🏼♀️
Its kind of slow moving show and most of the screenplay is about character development and their mannerism about how they live & how they do things in their own way. show has a solid concept but takes time to kick in.
SNIS-555
Pulp Fiction. I tried to like it, but the non-linear storytelling just threw me off :/
tough question - your question hurt me
Would be Oppenheimer for me. There’s SO MUCH talking in that movie.
Film is a visual medium. Yet this film managed to pull the opposite of show-don’t-tell.
Also with so many close up scenes of people talking, IMAX as a format didn’t even make sense for a majority of the movie. Just felt like an indulgence.
The acting, music and cinematography were still amazing. But as a movie, it was a long slog that just had me itching for the end, so I could leave.
Donny Darko