BlackCriticGuy, if you're reading this, listen......not everyone hates Hunchback. In fact, it's an acclaimed movie.

Spider-Man 3 is the one I like but everybody seems to hate.

1. chronicles of narnia prince caspian 2. the wolfman 2010 3. hulk 2003 4. unbreakable 5. revenge of the sith 6. karate kid remake 7. treasure planet 8. jurassic park 3 9. bvs extended cut 10. charlie and the chocolate factory.

3. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 2. Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones 1. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith I love the prequels...

I liked all of these movies.

I think the biggest one for me is Disney's Dinosaur. I will defend that as a good movie:

*Here's My Top 5 Movies That I Like That People Dislikes:* 5, Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 4, Cars 2 3, King Kong Lives 2, The Country Bears 1, The Master of Disguise

Interesting I never knew that people disliked The Hunchback of Notre Dame After Video: I actually have a soft spot for those movies :}

Who didn't like Cars?! I loved it.

People hate Hunchback? I thought most people loved that movie? Huh.

I actually enjoyed Cars ^^

I am so glad you picked EP.III:RotS, it's actually my favorite. It fixed the bad romance from EP.II:AotC and it served as a basis of Anakin becoming Vader.

Click Transformers sequels Spiderman 3 Hulk(2003) Childs Play sequels

Some films I like that everyone seems to hate: All three Star Wars prequels (my #1) Prometheus A.I.: Artificial Intelligence J. Edgar Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close Cars 2 (mainly because of Michael Caine and Emily Mortimer's characters) Spider-Man 3

Wait. People hated Cloud Atlas? WHY?!?! IT'S AMAZING!!!!!!

11:56 Freddy vs. Jason came out before Alien Vs. Predator, and was indirectly responsible for the hate AVP get's. You see when you get two R-rated franchise's together, You don't expect very little continuity to the past film's or a PG-13 rating to go with it. Freddy vs. Jason had that, but Alien vs. Predator did not, thus getting a butload of criticism for that. Granted I'm still a fan of the AVP movie, I just wanted to correct you. Also, You ever think about doing a Top 10 worst directors list?

How can you hate on “The Hunchback of Notre Dame"? Seriously?

I'm scared that people may disagree with me, but the film that I like that people hate is The Last Airbender.

I love Episode III as well and it might be my favourite Star Wars movie.

I actually liked Green Lantern. Was it great? no but for what it was I had fun with it

I really liked Cars! Cars 2 however....

Grown Ups is a great film. People need to stop taking comedies so seriously, it's just a good fun film.

I think REVENGE OF THE SITH is an amazing film and I liked Cars...

Here's mine: 10. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 9. The Day After Tomorrow 8. Knowing 7. War of the Worlds (2005) 6. The Village 5. Tales from Earthsea 4. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 3. Godzilla (2014) 2. The Star Wars Prequels 1. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

I completely agree with you on Star Wars 3. I absolutely love this movie. The light saber fights were the best. Honestly I could care less about what people have to say the ending fight was my favorite fight in the series

Here's my top ten (and in no particular order) 10: Spider Man 3 9: Terminator 3 8: Looney Tunes Back in Action 7: Star Wars The Force Awakens 6: The Wolverine 5: The Dark Knight Rises 4: Revenge of the Sith 3: X-Men Apocalypse (I've noticed that movie has been getting a lot of hate) 2: Specter 1: the Matrix sequels

I loved the Super Mario Bros. Movie.

Wait....Who hates The Hunchback of Notre Dame?! I thought it was a masterpiece

I LOVE Cars!!!! and so does my mom, she's obsessed with it.

Cloud Atlas was moreso polarizing rather then straight up hated. It's one of my favorite films as well. Very deep, thought provoking, sad, inspiring. And the Pirates trilogy are also some of my favorites. Pirates 3 was a much better conclusion to the trilogy vs X-Men or Spider-Man 3 although those did have some good to them and I enjoy them enough. But Pirates 3, other then maybe being a little bloated or contrived in its plot, was still really good and satisfying. Not to mention the maelstrom scene was the first of its kind of you saw it in theatres in 2007. I mean it was and still is mind-blowing! And the characters were still great especially Lord Cutler Beckett, Jones etc. 

Cloud Atlas was 2012?! Shoot, where did time go? And I loved Hunchback of Notre Dame (and so glad they didn't go as dark as Hugo did)

I really like Sucker Punch and Tron- Legacy , and everyone seems to hate them.

Man BlackCriticGuy every "top something that I like that everyone hates" I actually don't hate, and every "top something that I hate that everyone likes" I mostly agree with you. Why aren't we friends?

Yay! Someone Else that Likes Indy 4 and Cars! Makes My Day, Man. :)

I like Looney Tunes: Back in Action, The Hobbit movies and Atlantis: The Lost Empire, does that count?

spider man 3, the early 2000 fantastic four movies, and pirates of the Caribbean on stranger tides.

10) Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of Disney's best movies. Dark and a great film and it is pretty popular too. 9) Agree, mostly. I loathe Temple of Doom and it is the worst in the Indy franchise - even Spielberg hates it. Crystal is sucky too in my opinion, but STILL better than Temple. 8) Dunno, never seen it. 7) Dunno, never seen it. 6) Don't like Cloud Atlas, but it isn't the worst movie ever. 5) I really liked the 4th Pirates movie - WAY better than the horrible 2nd and 3rd movies. It was fun! 4) I only like the first two Alien movies (especially number 1!) everything after that doesn't exist to me. IT. DOESN'T. EXIST. 3) Dunno, never seen it. 2) I hate Cars and Cars 2. So I don't agree D: 1) I love ALL Star Wars and I also love the prequels. I LOVE Revenge of the Sith it is my FAVORITE SW movie tied with Empire. EXCELLENT movie, very dark, tragic and very well done. Very, very good movie. Just GREAT. And a LOT of people love Episode 3 as well!

1. Frozen 2. Star Wars Prequels 3. Transformers Movies 4. Clash/Wrath Of The Titans 5. Alice In Wonderland 2010 6. The Dark Knight Returns 7. Star Wars Special Edition version 8. Indiana Jones Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull 9. Ice Age Sequels (Except for Collison Course) and Rio 2 10. Some Disney Dead Zone films (Home On The Range, Meet The Robinsons, Bolt, ect) Honerable Mentions: Equestria Girls movies, The Good Dinosaur, Cars 2, Pirates Of The Caribbeans 3, Shrek 3, Godzilla Vs Megalon, G-Force, Hoodwinked, Fantastic Four 2005, Iron Man 2, The Incredible Hulk, Godzilla Final Wars, ect

Nostalgia is my main reason for my take on the prequel trilogy, and not thinking they're as bad as everyone makes them out to be. I know, I know, crucify me all you want. My opinions will not change

I love cloud atlas too!!!!!

MY LIST: Transformers Franchise TMNT 2014 TMNT Out of the Shadows Fantastic Four 2015 Pirates of the Caribbean 2 Avengers Age of Ultron X-Men The Last Stand X-Men Apocalypse Terminator Genisys Jupiter Ascending Man of Steel Star Wars episode 2 Star Wars episode 3 Indiana Jones 4 Alien VS Predator Alien VS Predator Requiem Grown Ups Pixels Warcraft Happy Gilmore Doom Armageddon GI Joe Rise of Cobra GI Joe Retaliation Bad Boys Bad Boys 2 Hook Gods of Egypt Matrix Reloaded HanselandGretelWhichHunter Titan AE John Carter TomorrowLand Avatar

I guess the old Daredevil Movie has to be something I loved (But everyone seems to hate) But I guess because I watched it as a child that the reason people hated it never occurred to me.

Like Catwoman with Hale Berry. Not gonna lie, some things were cheesy, but I really like the movie.

I liked the star wars prequels more than the original three star wars movies. *hides in basement because of shitstorm of hate*

Movies that I like that everyone hates include and in parentheses why: - Iron Man 2 and 3 (Yes, they may not be as good as the first Iron Man, but I think they are really underrated sequels. The action scenes were really good, the acting was good, the stories were interesting, and the direction was very good. I don't understand the hate for these films. I think they are really good sequels.) - Titan A.E./Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Two underrated action animated classics from Don Bluth and Disney, respectively. They both have really good casts, intense action sequences, likable characters, and awesome-looking animation. If you have not seen Titan A.E. or Atlantis: The Lost Empire, check them out. I think you will like them.) - Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines/Terminator Salvation (I thought they were OK, but I didn't think they were as bad as everyone says. T3 has a really awesome chase scene with a big crane, and Salvation had some decent action, as well as good acting, direction, and storytelling from both movies. I am looking forward to Genisys when it comes out this year, but T3 and T4 are still alright.) And that is all I can think of at the top of my head, but it's my opinion and list. - TheCartoonman13

Personally, the movies I like but everybody hates are Torque, Biker Boyz, Need for Speed, Faster, Bad Boys II, and the Fast and Furious franchise. I dunno, maybe because I'm such a gearhead.

Jaws 2, Star Wars Episode III, Suicide Squad, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Batman Forever, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Live Free or Die Hard, Die Hard 2: Die Harder, Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, Anger Management, The Rock, Spider-Man 3, Diary of A Wimpy Kid 1 & 2, Percy Jackson Movies, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Octopussy, Never Say Never Again, Casino Royale (1967), Click, Rocky III, Back to the Future Part III, Matrix Reloaded, Ghostbusters II, Trail of the Pink Panther, Curse of the Pink Panther.

I like the Catwoman movie, but I see why a lot of people dislike it.

DUUUDE!!! I loved The Hunchback of Notre Dame! It's one of my favorite 90's Disney films! I think of all of them, I felt that one came the closest to being like classic Disney, with the possible exception of Beauty and the Beast. One other film I liked that most people didn't seem to like, The Pebble and the Penguin. I really liked the musical score, and I thought the songs were memorable. Tim Curry was awesome as Drake. Same with Jim Belushi as Rocko. Even though my favorite Bluth film would be either An American Tail or N.I.M.H., this is probably the one I've watched the most times.

The motherf***** survives, he like has a bunch of broken bones, but he's alive. He's after the credits I think

My top 5: 5. Alvin And The Chipmunks 4. Chicken Little 3. Cars 2. Tom And Jerry: The Movie 1. Thomas And The Magic Railroad (well not everybody hates it but it was a box office bomb)

(I DON'T Love these films, I just enjoy them) Rocky 3 Jurassic park 2 Halloween 3 Ghostbusters 2 Home alone 2 Back to the future 3 Die hard 2 Mad max 3 Alien 3 The hobbit 2 The hobbit 3 007 played by timothy dalton Psycho 2 Watchmen

Hunchback is a good movie! What kind of people do you talk to? It's a classic!

My list: 1. Project Alminac (its in my top 3 favorite movies of all time and everyone seems to hate it....guys its so good) 2. The Star Wars prequel trilogy specifically the 3rd one 3. The 2nd Lion King 4. The first live action Alice in Wonderland 5. Brave (I know people don't hate this one but I feel like people are always talking about how disappointed by it they were and I enjoyed it quite a bit...like it's definitely not in my top 5 Pixar movies but I definitely wasn't disappointed either)

It's been a long time since I last watched a video of yours and to be honest I really like watching them. Just the way you talk, with so much energy and vibe. 8)

Hellfire is such a darks song for a Disney movie

I seriously couldn't agree with you more Tony. I really enjoyed every single one of these films in your Top 10 list and I feel all of them are so underrappreciated. I really don't understand why At World's End gets hate and the same goes Indy 4. You're so right how Temple of Doom had ridiculous moments but everyone just pays attention to the cheesy moments in Indy 4 and it gets bashed for it. One of the movies I enjoy but everyone hates is Spider-Man 3 for me. I seriously feel like the movie doesn't get enough credit. Yes, it has flaws regarding Peter Parker going emo and Venom being disappointing as a villain and wasted too but I really liked how Peter has overcome his darkness and how the film expressed its message about how revenge isn't the answer no matter how bad you want to give revenge to that certain person and to just forgive and forget. I really loved the Sandman's backstory too, The Sandman was more developed as a villain than most of the villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Sandman actually made me understand his reasons and I think the movie still excels with its action sequences including the ending which I found to be a quite moving ending. It was a great conclusion to the Raimi trilogy in my opinion. Spider-Man 2 is still the best in the trilogy but I really feel Spider-Man 3 offered a lot of good elements to it which is of course just my opinion. Keep up the great work Tony!!!

Okay I saw Hunchback of Norte Dome, Cars, and Star Wars III and I will be getting Star Wars VII on Tuesday.

I like how Nostalgia Critic has turned these videos into a craze. They help open your mind.

FINALLY! Someone besides me who liked Grown Ups!

Cool! Another vid posted on my very special day. This is such an interesting list, Tony and out of all the films listed here, The Hunchback of Notre Dame is definitely my most favorite. Thanks once again, Tony! :D

I have loads but here they are Hunchback Of Notre Dame-Brilliant animation,brilliant music. 13 Going On 30-I like this movie. It was cute Maid In Manhattan-I am a sucker for romantic films. Frozen-EVERYONE seems to hate this film but I enjoyed it. Kate & Leopold-Very contrived but its such a feel good movie I loved it. Hugh Jackman was hot in that film. The Swan Princess-Very underrated but I loved it as a kid. Still watch it. The Blind Side-Very good movie. Pocahontas-Extremely underrated film. A Walk To Remember-Loved the film since I seen it on TV. Now have it on DVD. lus Mandy Moore was my favourite singer as a kid. Brother Bear-So underrated I loved it. Also liked Spiderman 3(guilty pleasure) The Smurfs Silver Linings Playbook Space Jam List goes on

I love Revenge of the Sith as well. I think it's great. It just works for me, as my favorite Star Wars film of all. It definitely has its problems, but they didn't nearly kill the movie for me.

Oh boy where do I even begin with a list of films that I like that everyone else hates? I have like dozens! My number one choice is the entire STAR WARS PREQUEL TRILOGY, which I legitimately love (especially REVENGE OF THE SITH, which is actually my personal favorite of the entire franchise)! Other films I like that everyone else hates are: -X-Men Origins: Wolverine -X-Men 3: The Last Stand -X-Men: Apocalypse -ANY Roland Emmrich disaster movie (particularly THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW) -Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull -Avengers: Age of Ultron (I'm technically cheating with this one, but I still see a lot of mixed reactions to this one)... -Spider-Man 3 -Ang Lee's HULK -Deck the Halls -Ghostbusters 2016 -Atlantis: The Lost Empire -The live-action GRINCH movie -Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3 -Soul Surfer And I'm probably missing a few others off the top of my head...

Why do people hate the Star Wars prequels? I only need to watch Episode 6 to finish off the franchise and I believe that all of them are on the same level to me.... Don't murder me.... All of them so far have really slow pacing, nothing really happens, idk I was just expecting more from such an iconic franchise

Movies I like that nobody else does: Thumbelina The Garfield Movie Pokemon: The First Movie Little Man Grown Ups Sausage Party Spider Man 3 UHF Little Nicky Ghostbusters 2

Is there going to be a live-chat this month? I'm assuming not because your probably very very busy right now (including a vow to upload an anime review) but I'm cool ether way. At any rate, enjoy watching Avengers 2!

Revenge of the Sith is the second most quotable Star Wars film of all time. I love this film in my opinion it’s better than a New Hope

I actually quite liked Star Wars episode 3 as well. Though, besides the problem you mentioned, there's one that I have and it's happened in the prequels. And that problem is a wasted opportunity for a certain character. In episode 1, it was Darth Maul. In episode 2, it was Jango Fett. And in episode 3, it was General Grievous. In the animated mini-series, Star Wars: Clone Wars by Genndy Tartakovsky, Grievous was terrifying. No one could stop him given how strong, agile, and unpredictable he was. Hell, he collected the lightsabers off the Jedi he killed. But, in episode 3, he was reduced to wheezing, coughing, and not really appearing that much in the movie, which is a shame.

top 5 5# meet the Robinson's 4# Equestrian girls 3# frozen 2# Pocahontas 1#cars/cars 2 TV shows top 5 5# Clarence 4# the Cleveland show 3# American dad 2# The Legends of Korra 1# Supernoobs DON'T HATE ME!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for defending Revenge of the Sith, Tony! I got so angry at everyone bashing this movie alongside TPM and AotC because RotS is the best of the prequels.

My top 5 list of movies I like that everybody hates (or critics at least): -Paul Blart Mall Cop (I loved it to be honest. I laughed throughout the whole movie and for a PG comedy, it was an entertaining watch. Never understood the hate for the first movie (the second movie is a different story)) -Star wars: revenge of the sith (the only good prequel movie. Seeing the fall of anakin and the republic was what made it for me) -White Chicks (terry crews) -Frozen (let's be honest here, tumblr is the only thing that made it reach levels of "this is one of the worst movies ever made" hate) -Flubber (one of those movies I grew up with, so it holds a special place in my heart.)

I literally enjoyed every movie that you listed, except for cars just because I never saw it, and I even love some of the ones that you listed, like I'm a huge Pirates of the Caribbean fan, I thought Cloud Atlas was a masterpiece, and I liked the Star Wars prequels a lot as a kid, I don't understand what everyone's problem is, the third one's my favorite too. I will say this: I actually didn't think Grown Ups was all that good, I thought the writing was kinda cheesy but I did enjoy it regardless as for me, one film that I loved that everyone seemed to hate was The Babadook. I thought it was brilliant, but everyone that I recommended it to thought it sucked...

- Chicken Little - Alvin & The Chipmunks - Ice Age Continental Drift - IceAge Collision Course

-I know no one who hates Hunchback. -Crystal Skull is a guilty pleasure. -Aliens vs Predator wasn't that bad. (There was also Robocop vs Terminator, which I think came out at the same time as AVP in comic form)

Revenge of the Sith is amazing and needs more recognition

Most of these films were just passable for me besides Hunchback which is one of Disney's best imo. I totally agree on At Worlds End which I still get a kick out of with my biggest complaint being the pacing which is what made the first film so good.

I GIVE you big props for stepping up and sharing your opinions despite how unpopular they may be :) BTW I really liked Grown ups

I... was actually surprised when I found myself agreeing with your entire list. ESPECIALLY Cloud Atlas and Grown Ups. Cloud Atlas is probably one of the best discoveries my father and I made by zapping through the channels (so beautiful T_T), Grown Ups is a gold mine of inside jokes. :D reminds me of the time when I had friends :/

Movies I love that everyone hates: Pocahontas, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride, The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea, Peter Pan 2: Return to Neverland, and Baby Geniuses. I can kinda see why a lot of people have a problem with them, but most of the time, they are just being too harsh.

10. Starship Troopers 9. The Rocketeer 8. Troy 7. Spider-Man 3 6. 1941 5. Tomorrowland 4. Star Wars Ep 3 3. POTC: At World's End 2. Indiana Jones 4 1. The Lone Ranger (2013) Honorable mention: The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939), nobody seems to know it exists, and, was, surprisingly, ahead of its time ...

In no particular order. -Batman and Robin -Daredevil -Ghostrider -The Hulk- -Spider-Man 3 -The Village -AvP -The Green Lantern -Kick Ass 2

Other than AvP (havent seen it) and Grown Ups (didnt like it) I agree w/ ur list. But I think Hunchback is a really well-recieved movie. I think some other underrated movies are: -Meet the Robinsons (one of my fav Disney movies. Tony, ik u said u wouldn't watch it but I hope u change ur mind) -Atlantis -Tron Legacy

I haven't seen The Hunchback of Notre Dame in years, but I loved it as a kid. In fact, it was the first film I ever saw in a theater. I also really liked Cloud Atlas. Granted a lot of things were left out from the book or changed around, but considering how "unfilmable" this book was considered to be, they still left a lot of important stuff in. I also still don't understand the hate for Cars.

My Top 5 1. Volcano (1997) 2. Cyborg (1989) 3. Eye See You (2002) 4. Godzilla (1998) 5. Norbit (2007)

1. Frozen 2. Eight Crazy Nights 3. Click 4. The Lego Ninjago Movie 5. Captain Marvel 6. Venom 7. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 8. Pixels 9. Despicable Me 3 10. Little Nicky

I love Revenge of the Sith

I definitely agree with your top 2. Cars was an enjoyable movie and even though it's not up there with most of the other Pixar films, it had its own charm. Revenge of the Sith was a breath of fresh air and the only prequel film that felt like a Star Wars movie.

Tony I'm with you with Star Wars Episode III. It has been my personal favorite since I first saw it.

Finally someone else who likes Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

O.K. After a few nights of trying to put this list together with a glitchy computer, here's my attempt to create my own Top 5 Films I Like But Everyone Else Hates List. Now before I begin I want to make it very clear that I'm not praising any of these movies as like these flawless masterpieces. I acknowledge that they have faults to them. This is going to be full of a ton of detail regarding my reasoning for liking these movies so if you don't like excessively long posts (which this is) don't bother reading, but if you've got some time to kill, enjoy. #5. My Little Pony: Equestria Girls. When I first started MLP back in February of last year, I went through the first 3 seasons and Equestria Girls all in one month, but before I got there I had heard nothing but hatred towards EG (I had also heard nothing but hatred for Season 3 but I digress) and after watching it, I liked it. I didn't mind the fact that the ponies were being humanized, in fact, I even found the human designs very appealing for the most part *cough cough* Celestia and Luna *cough cough*. The biggest problem that people seemed to have with the movie though is a certain male character whose haters have taken to giving him the derogatory nickname "Brad" and sure he doesn't have much in the way of a personality or development but he's still a nice guy and very supportive. There's even a scene in the movie where the hero gets blamed for something and he comes to her defense. I was just like "Good for you man." But the weakest aspect of the movie for me was the antagonist who just came off as a spoiled mean girl with a sense of entitlement. It wasn't until the much better sequel, Rainbow Rocks, where we actually got to see her as a better developed character following her reformation to the point where she's actually one of my favorite characters in the MLP-verse. In fact, Rainbow Rocks is the reason why this is soo low on my list because by that point, people had much more faith in the Equestria Girls franchise. Me? My faith was never gone. #4. Atlantis: The Lost Empire. I first saw this movie as a kid and I was amazed by the look and style of it plus the fact that Disney was actually trying something new and original this time around. Unfortunately, it was not that well received for several reasons. 1. Critics criticized it for its lack of character development, mediocre story, and overall failure as a non-musical Disney movie. 2. It didn't even make back it's budget in the domestic box office. And 3. By this point, people were losing interest in hand drawn animation in favor of CGI, which to me is the most sad. As for me, I thought the characters were great, the story was interesting, and I didn't even mind that it wasn't a musical. One of my favorite parts of the movie, the visual style, I actually discovered was heavily influenced by that of comic book creator Mike Mignola. That's right. The creator of Hellboy himself was the inspiration for this movie's style. If there was a problem that I had with the movie it's the same problem that Doug Walker had with it: that the villain's motivations are very weak and he's just someone trying to get rich by stealing Atlantis' life crystal. As Doug said, "Dude. You just discovered a lost civilization. You're gonna be rich either way". Thankfully, this movie has developed a cult following so I put it kind of low on my list, but my Top 3 choices? Those are the ones that I get the most backlash for liking them. #3. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. One thing that I'll say about Tim Burton is that with all of his movies (except for Dark Shadows), even if I didn't like the movie entirely, I could still find something decent in it and for those of you wondering what good thing I could possibly find in a movie like the 2001 Planet Of The Apes, the make-up effects were better than the 1968 original (of course when you've got the work of 7 time Oscar winning make-up legend Rick Baker than it's sure to be great) and I could at least appreciate that the ending of the movie was trying to pay homage to the ending of the book it was based off of even if the execution wasn't the most sharp. Not the best twist ending, but nowhere near the worst (I'm sure a certain Indian director who shall not be named holds that title). But anyways Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter I really enjoyed because of this whole alternate history thing that was played with where Southern plantation owners are vampires who use their slaves not only for labor but also for feeding. Another thing that I really enjoyed was how they attempted to give an explanation as to why vampires are vulnerable to silver tracing all the way back to Judas' betrayal of Jesus. Plus we get some kick ass scenes of Honest Abe wielding his silver coated axe against legions of bloodsuckers. If there was anything bad I had to say about it it's that the concept is kind of goofy for something that they take soo seriously, but it's definitely a guilty pleasure of mine. #2. Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. After the big bloated piece of shit that was At World's End left me annoyed with it's lack of action for the majority of the film, insufferable love triangle bullshit between Will, Elizabeth, and Jack carried over from Dead Man's Chest, financial currency scandals that I never gave a rat's ass about, boring discussions of pirate politics, and an uninteresting climax where the 2 ships just circle around in a whirlpool for what felt like a half hour, I was hoping and praying that OST would be better with its plot revolving around the legendary Fountain Of Youth, Mermaids, and Zombies as well as the backstabbing that we've come to expect from the Pirates movies. I was looking for something that would entertain and after seeing it much to my surprise... it did! This movie felt like a traditional Pirates adventure that I remembered from earlier. Yet I was surprised that I was one of the few people who actually praises it over AWE. Everywhere I turned people were tearing this movie apart and while it does have some flaws I don't think it's deserving of soo much venom and believe that it exceeded AWE. For one thing we've got Penelope Cruz as the kick ass female character that Elizabeth should've been in the earlier movies, the Mermaids were beautiful and cleverly created as like this part Mermaid/part Vampire hybrid, the crew was searching for a legendary MacGuffin that captured my interest, and it was shorter compared to any other Pirates movie (AWE was the longest). One of the problems that many people seemed to have was the romance between the missionary, Phillip, and the Mermaid, Syrena, who many point out was an attempt to replace Will and Elizabeth, but in all honesty, I didn't mind them that much. I actually prefer them over Will and Elizabeth. The biggest problem I had with Will and Elizabeth started with Dead Man's Chest where they started this whole love triangle thing with Jack Sparrow at the end with Elizabeth kissing Jack (when she's already betrothed to Will) to distract him so she could shackle him to the ship which Will just sees her kissing him. This ends up leading to a bunch of pointless drama in AWE when she voices her eagerness to rescue Jack from Davy Jones' Locker and Will doesn't trust her. Let me just say right now I HATE this whole love triangle bullshit that stories try to pull off because IMO it's rarely ever done well. The only time that I was ever invested in a love triangle was in The Hunger Games Trilogy. Here in OST, we didn't need a love triangle. We just had 2 couples: JackXAngelica and PhillipXSyrena. Phillip and Syrena for me were very believable in their relationship and I could see how much each one genuinely cared for the other. They were actually 2 of my favorite characters in the whole movie. As far as flaws go though, I've noticed a few. First off is the pacing and the fact that the plot was over complicated. DMC and AWE (AWE in particular) were both over complicated in their plots but because they had such bloated runtimes they could actually fit it all in. OST although being the shortest kind of has that working against it as it seems like they're trying to cram as much stuff as they can in at once. Also the villain has got to be one of the most bland and forgettable villains in the Pirates franchise which is a shame because you've got such a big name like Blackbeard who they spend soo much time hyping up for like 10-20 minutes and then he comes out and is soo boring throughout the entirety of the time he's onscreen. It was a perfect example of wasted potential. I haven't been able to find another person who favors OST over AWE except for Doug Walker AKA The Nostalgia Critic (watch his review here for proof: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d7J8lsyUm9maYX0.html ) and I have a similar opinion to him in that the way I see it OST is nowhere near as good as The Curse Of The Black Pearl but it is far superior to AWE. I would most likely put OST on the same level as DMC as I found both of them enjoyable despite their flaws. All I can say is that I'm really looking forward to Dead Men Tell No Tales when Jack goes up against ghost pirate Captain Salazar (the always intimidating Javier Bardem) in a search for the Legendary Trident Of Poseidon in 2017. But none of these movies has gotten more hate, more anger towards me for liking it, or have I gotten into more fights over than my #1 choice: Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. When I was a little kid, one of my favorite books was Roald Dahl's Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. I loved the sometimes charming and whimsical, sometimes eccentric and asshole nature of Willy Wonka, the stories about Wonka in his prime when he did things like making an entirely chocolate palace for Prince Pondicherry of India, the illustrations of the tiny adorable Oompa Loompas who hardly came up to a person's knee, their clever and inventive lyrics whenever a bratty kid got their just desserts, it was a great book overall. So when I saw Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory as a kid, I HATED it (I'd actually put it at the top of my list of Movies I Hate But Everyone Else Likes). To me, it was just a bunch of unnecessary songs that I didn't care about, the Oompa Loompa songs from the book were replaced by a copy and paste song that made me want to kill myself, the Oompa Loompas themselves were creepy as fuck giving me nightmares for a long time, and speaking of nightmares WHAT THE FUCK WAS UP WITH THAT CREEPY TUNNEL SCENE!?! That was never in the book. I would later find out that I wasn't the only one who hated Willy Wonka. Roald Dahl himself hated how far the movie had strayed from his original story soo much that he forbid them from making a sequel movie based off of Charlie And The Great Glass Elevator (which to this day I still haven't read as I wasn't even aware that there was a sequel book). Fast forward several years to teenage me and I found out that Tim Burton (one of my favorite directors) was doing an adaptation of Charlie. I was immediately interested in it. I thought to myself that Tim Burton would be able to pull off the quirky nature and visual style the book deserved plus the fact that he had been given approval to go forward with the movie by Dahl's estate, seeing as ever since Willy Wonka Dahl's estate has been very stingy about people doing adaptations of his work, I was sure that this would be a match made in heaven. So when I got around to seeing it, much to my surprise... I was right! The visuals were Awesome, the original Oompa Loompa songs were fun and catchy with each one having a distinct style to it, and there were plenty of areas in the movie where it remained true to the book more so then Willy Wonka. At the time that I saw it, I was sure that a lot of people liked it because it had gotten a lot of positive buzz critically, but then a few years after seeing it, I came across a WatchMojo.com video where they had Charlie on their list of the Top 10 Worst Hollywood Remakes (which I HATE it when people refer to it as a remake because it's not. It's an adaptation of a book. Period.) where they had nothing good to say about it, criticized Charlie's Oompa Loompas for being "unlikable" (Charlie's Oompa Loompas were adorable thank you very much and at least they didn't have freaky ass bad spray tans, snot green hair, or give me nightmares), and they bashed Johnny Depp's Wonka performance as a bad Michael Jackson impression (another criticism I HATE to hear other people make because Depp in an interview said he was basing his performance off of kid's show hosts and game show hosts who had these larger than life personalities and was even quoted saying that he doesn't view that performance as a Michael Jackson impression because MJ loved kids while Depp's portrayal of Wonka couldn't stand them. More on that later.). Everywhere I go, I come across people who do nothing but rip Charlie apart by comparing it to Willy Wonka, treating the latter as some sort of flawless masterpiece or sacred cow that can't be touched because it would be sacrilege to say anything against it and I have no problem saying that Willy Wonka is not as great as y'all are making it out to be. Now I'm a huge fan of the Nostalgia Critic, but one video of his that I can't stand is his Old VS. New of Willy Wonka VS. Charlie because I feel like he's way too biased against Charlie and blinded by his nostalgia for Willy Wonka, he praises the aspects of Willy Wonka that stray away from the original book, he criticizes the aspects of Charlie that remain the most faithful to the book, and worst of all doesn't compare either movie to its source material except for one time when it's convenient for him where he uses it to bash Charlie for the fact that its focus was more on Willy Wonka when the title of the movie and the book is Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. I saw last year that he did a fan VS. fan version of Old VS. New comparing Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies to Marc Webb's Spider-Man movies where they actually referenced the source material that all the movies were based off of. I have a feeling that if I was in a fan VS. fan Old VS. New between Willy Wonka and Charlie, I could give the NC a run for his money. Not entirely sure I would win, but I'd give Charlie more of a fighting chance than it had last time. The only problem that I actually had with Charlie And The Chocolate Factory was Depp's portrayal of Wonka, but not in the way you're probably thinking. I'm of the very controversial opinion that neither Gene Wilder nor Johnny Depp properly portrayed the Willy Wonka I remembered from the book. Wilder's portrayal was mostly focused on the charming, whimsical side of Wonka which was O.K. for a while, but as a kid watching it after a certain point he got a little too pleasant and friendly to the point where I actually felt uncomfortable with him, like "step away from the child" and "do you have a record?" uncomfortable if you know what I mean. Depp's portrayal focused more on the eccentric, asshole side of Wonka. When he spoke lines from the book like "You know, I always thought a veruca was a type of wart you got on the bottom of your foot" or the numerous times he told Mike Teevee not to mumble every time the latter said something Wonka didn't like, I thought it was funny because it showed that Wonka had a mischievous side to him. However, because he focuses soo much on being eccentric and an asshole to the bratty kids it can get grating after a while. Though to be fair, I like to think that the reason Depp's Wonka was such an asshole to the brats and didn't even want to bother learning their names was because of his omniscient nature of already knowing that they would suffer terrible fates later on, just like I remembered from the book. Also, Depp's Wonka never came across as a pedo to me because of the fact that he could hardly stand kids except for Charlie who he was the proper level of polite towards. What it all comes down to is that both Wilder and Depp focused on one particular side of Wonka and cranked it up to 11, Wilder with the whimsical, charming side and Depp with the eccentric, asshole side, but the true Wonka from the book needs a balance of both sides to properly work in my opinion. One person that I have met who actually likes Charlie And The Chocolate Factory is Andre Meadows AKA Black Nerd Comedy (check him out here: kzfaq.info/love/ngMw0G2y2YFLPVbyEsfVog ) where he actually had it in 2 of his countdown lists: his Top 8 Tim Burton Movies and his Top 10 Guilty Pleasure Movies. Being able to find at least one kindred spirit like him was refreshing. To finish this off, I'll say this: If you prefer Charlie over Willy Wonka, I can see us being friends. If you prefer Willy Wonka over Charlie and just want to focus on bashing the latter in favor of the former, I will fight you tooth and nail. But, if by some strange miracle of God you're able to like both Willy Wonka and Charlie equally, I salute you. You're clearly a far better person than I am.

Wait a minute I thought people loved hunchback

I'm with you buddy. I freaking love Cars. In fact, let me go even further to say... I love Cars 2. I don't care what other people say. Both films were amazing. Of course, Cars was better than Cars 2. But still, Cars 2 felt like a Disney's attempt at a James Bond movie and it was freaking awesome. I've never been more pumped for a Pixar movie ever. ^_^

Judge Frollo in Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame one the best disney villains in Disney history although Judge Frollo he's really special about remembering Tony Jay god rest his soul voice of both speaking and singing of Judge Frollo from Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame great disney film about the music and disney animation

Movies I absolutely love but everyone else hates, eh. I can think of a few and they are: - Cars (as I've mentioned earlier) - Transformers (only the first one) - The A Team - 10,000 BC I think that's it... if we're counting those I gave 9/10. Those that I gave 8/10 include: - Cars 2 (Also as I've mentioned earlier) - Battleship - Mr. Popper's Penguins - Spiderman 3 - National Treasure 2 Actually, does the Madagascar trilogy counts? That's all I got. ^_^

I love the Hunchback and I especially loved Cloud Atlas! I enjoyed all Three Pirate of the Caribbean's film the others on the list are OK too. I don't hate them but I don't love them either.

Quick side note: You said Alien vs Predator was the first crossover movie, and predated Freddy vs Jason. But Freddy vs Jason came out in 2003, while AvP came out in 2004. Otherwise, very good list. I especially agree about Star Wars Episode III. It's an epic and well done film whose high points outshine it flaws.

Oh cool, I like Grown Ups too. To me, it's a really fun family movie and it was the last Adam Sandler movie I've watched that's recently made. Also, as far as I can remember it's a movie that DIDN'T have a shit joke in it. Please tell me if I'm wrong.

I loved The hunchback of notre dame I can't believe u liked the x-men the last stand but I don't hate u 4 it I don't know why people get mad at when some one likes something they don't like but I do hate that movie and I loved kick ass but the second one was just ok but I loved Jim Carey's character and I thought it was funny when he got fucked up by the shark I liked the first resident evil but the rest of the films are crap and I liked cars but I hated the second one I actually liked the Star Wars episode 3 revenge of the sith but the first one was crap but I loved the fight scene at the end and the second one was crap but I like the 3 one And keep up the great work and I am glad 2 see there is some one out there that likes some of the movies I liked see ya -Martin

wait, people hate hunchback? *draws sword* WHERE ARE THEY?!?!?!