Films that seems like you're only one who enjoyed it

[DeronMillsap]

After Hours - Most underrated Scorcesse film ever
Swimming with Sharks - Spacey was the original Ari Gold.
Spawn John Leguizamo got away with a few good X-rated jokes. And Michael Jai White(AKA Gamble from Dark Knight) was good too.
Demolition Man Sly's 90's movies weren't that great but I thought this one was good. Wesley Snipes was a bad ass too.

I'll add more when I can....

[BoogieWoogieMan]

Originally Posted by DeronMillsap

Demolition Man Sly's 90's movies weren't that great but I thought this one was good. Wesley Snipes was a bad ass too.

I'll add more when I can....

Everybody I know who saw this film says its great, I agree with them

[Hibachi!]

MacGruber? my friends and I all thought it was hilarious but nobody else seems to agree. Maybe we all just have a retarded sense of humor

[Legend of Josh]

I thought Flight Plan was really good. I overrate Troy, Falling Down, The Village, Hotel Uganda

[DeronMillsap]

I rented this one a few months ago. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twuScTcDP_Q
I don't think a lot of people have seen it yet, so I guess in a way it feels like I'm the one who liked it.

It was directed by David Bowie's son.

[kwajo]

Kingdom of Heaven is one of my favourite movies of all time, but a lot of people seem to think it sucked or was boring (I'm talking about the longer Director's Cut here, not the theatrical release, which left out major plot points)

[VishaltotheG]

[chains5000]

Originally Posted by blondie

Yes you are the only person who has ever enjoyed that movie

Hope that's sarcasm.

[ZeN]

[Stuckey]

lost in translation

[Patrick Chewing]

Originally Posted by kwajo

Kingdom of Heaven is one of my favourite movies of all time, but a lot of people seem to think it sucked or was boring (I'm talking about the longer Director's Cut here, not the theatrical release, which left out major plot points)

While that movie had its flaws, primarily casting Orlando Bloom as the lead, it's one of my favorites as well. Historically incorrect at times, what I love about this movie are the performances by everyone else minus Bloom. The extended version does paint a better picture to the story though.

[mlh1981]

"The Terminal" starring Tom Hanks.

Not many other people I know liked it, but I thought it was funny and interesting (though the ending sucked.)

[arkain]

Originally Posted by blondie

Revolver

Yeah, liked that movie alot, especially the soundtrack.