I Must Not 'Get It'


Seriously, I do not understand what people like about this movie. I just tried watching it again to see if my opinion would change, but it's just downright boring. The one-liners are funny one time. "Inconceivable!" is funny once, maybe twice. Same with "You killed my father, prepare to die." I just don't see what's so great about this movie.

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I Must Not 'Get It'[/quote]

Agreed.

[quote]"Inconceivable!" is funny once, maybe twice.[/quote]

It isn't the "Inconceivable!" that's funny; it's Inigo's reply to hearing it once too often that's funny.

[quote]Same with "You killed my father, prepare to die."[/quote]

Again, that's not the funny part. "Stop saying that!" is the funny part.

[quote]I just don't see what's so great about this movie.


Obviously.

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Indeed.

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I know I'm several years late on this.

I like TPB and have seen it several times. I've even read the book. But to those who don't get it, I get what you're saying. There's been movies where seemingly everyone loves them and I don't. I've posted on some boards back when IMDB was thing to ask what it was I wasn't getting. People always assumed I was bashing the movie they loved. No. I just wanted to understand so that maybe I could like it too.

I don't get Wes Anderson movies. I don't understand his appeal. But I have a friend who loves them but he can't explain to me what it is that he loves about them. I didn't understand all the love for Frozen. I thought Tangled was a much better and more layered film. And no one could explain what it was that I was missing about Frozen. So I've just had to chalk it up to those movies don't appeal to me for whatever reason and go on. But I would still really like to know what makes those movies so appealing to others and understand what it is they like about them even if that doesn't change my opinion.

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