What movie can you not believe everyone loved?

Twilight.

Because I am Kristen Stewart.

No lie, this is my yahoo answers account.

i hate my own movie, because i am a dipsh*t.

no, really.

There are so many! Here are just a few:

- "300" - The graphics were fantastic, but I gagged several times from all of the blood and limbs flying around in that film!

- "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" - I was in my twenties when this movie came out, but I felt like I was way too old for the humor in this movie. The funniest part was completely unrelated to the premise; it was when Paul Rudd was watching the ultrasound and said, "It looks like Doppler Radar." Now, THAT was funny!

- "Crash" - The casting was awful, the dialogue was trite, and the concept seemed like it was created by aliens who may have heard about this concept called racism but had never experienced it. How did this film ever win an Oscar?

- "Love Actually" - It was just dumb! And far too long for a comedy!

- "The Notebook" - What is so exceptional about this movie? It's such a typical love story. I watched it a few years ago. I saw it coming on cable recently, so I watched it again. I couldn't remember anything about it, and now I remember why. It was THAT forgettable.

- "Trainspotting" - It was well-made and well-acted, but an entire movie about Scottish herion addicts? Really? I just couldn't relate.

Forrest Gump is one that everyone I know whose seen it loved immensely.

The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile are two others that everyone I know loved a lot.

A few others worth mentioning are Sling Blade, Tommy Boy, Kelly's Heroes, Awakenings, Legends of the Fall, and the Star Wars series.

High School Musical

Napoleon Dynamite

High School Musical

Any movie in the "_____ Movie" series (ex: Scary Movie, Disaster Movie, etc.)

Camp Rock

Love Guru

Titanic.

The worst-

Leonardo Di Caprio and Kate Winslet were so mis-matched as lovers and the film went on way too long.

Borat

Amelie.