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treasure planet was awesome, i loved the cat captain

zaika wrote:treasure planet was awesome, i loved the cat captain

Ah!
I love Treasure Planet too C:

Such a shame that it's so overlooked...

My fave thing about it is the Silver/Jim father son relationship - it's just so nicely done.
I'd love to find some good fanfiction exploring that relationship more and Jim's time at the academy, but when I've looked before, all I could find was slash fic with the two of them :[

Atlantis is another good but overlooked Disney film c:

Dream-Baby wrote:Earthgirls are Easy is by far my favorite unpopular movie. It is pure idiotricy. :}

OMG, Earth girls are Easy is such a bizarre film xD
It's a firm fave with me and my group of friends tho - good to have on whilst you're drinking and chatting c:

- Splash
- The Crow (my favorite movie)
- Fried Green Tomatoes (all the feels)
- Dragonball Z movie 13

Oh man, Earth Girls Are Easy was an awesome movie XD lol. Tried to look it up on Netflix and Prime not too long ago! Alas, it is not listed.

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It's super funny but I don't think I've ever known anyone else that's seen it or that love it like I do.

The three musketeers with Orlando Bloom. Not popular (at least here in Germany) but I still like it.

'Quantum of Solace" this is the only James Bond movie when I watch it, I get drowsy and fall asleep.

Unpopular as not-very-well-known or unpopular as people-think-it's-crap?

Forgotten classics:
I loved Ohayou (directed by Ozu Yasujirou)
The original Sleuth movie (1972) was so awesome I don't dare watch the remake, even if Caine is in it.

Supposedly crappy:
What We Do in the Shadows! It's so so so hilarious.
Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel. As pretty much anything with Chris O'Dowd in it. He's such a funny dude.

Rom-coms that people won't admit are lovely:
Penelope. With James McAvoy and Christina Ricci.
Ever after. With Drew Barrimore being cooler than she's ever been.



And probably much more I can't remember right now

Ehhhh?! People think What We Do in the Shadows is crappy?? I guess that's my pick too then, I had no idea it wasn't well received. It's so, so funny.

I caught up with the TV series for it recently too, which somehow manages to be even funnier.

Hm, it's hard to think of one right now since I don't watch as many movies as some people do, but two come to mind.

Bright: Okay, it is a bit of a bad movie but the concept is creatively inspiring enough to make me think back on it often.

The nut job & G-force: Supposedly dime a dozen animated kids movies but they stand out above the rest to me in a way few other people seem to agree.