NYwdwfan
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Once on a theater, once on a plane (the other choice on the plane was "Bad Grandpa"). Bits and pieces 1,000 times at play dates.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Once on a theater, once on a plane (the other choice on the plane was "Bad Grandpa"). Bits and pieces 1,000 times at play dates.
Nemo14
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I'd rather watch Sharknado.
I think that goes for every movie ever made.
Nemo14
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except Sharknado2.
Yeah, it's a toss up if you throw both of them in there. I'm sure the same will be said for Sharknado 3.
Yeah, but some movies get better each time they make a sequel. Like Revenge of the Nerds, ok maybe not that one, but I'm sure there's got to be one somewhere... 
acishere
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I saw it once on a plane. I didn't mind it then, but I never need to see it again. Plus I got sick of hearing Let It Go about a year ago so why would I want to watch the movie it is from again?
unkadug
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Return to OzYeah, but some movies get better each time they make a sequel. Like Revenge of the Nerds, ok maybe not that one, but I'm sure there's got to be one somewhere...
Sound of Music II
Superman VII
Gone With the Wind : After The Fire
A Nightmare on Elm Street : Freddy Meets Godzilla
Nemo14
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Toy Story2Yeah, but some movies get better each time they make a sequel. Like Revenge of the Nerds, ok maybe not that one, but I'm sure there's got to be one somewhere...
Well, at least you didn't say Rocky and Rambo!
Arthur Wellesley
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The overhype is what killed Frozen for me. Was it a terrible film? Not hardly. Sure the plot had it's weak points at times and the songs (imo) are not Disney's greatest. But I've certainly seen a lot worse. So yeah, as a film it was just all right... nothing I'd want to own or see again, but nothing I regretted seeing.
But then came the overhype. When the movie & it's songs began to be shoved in our faces 24-7 is when I started to completely loathe the movie's existence. And to this day I still do.
But then came the overhype. When the movie & it's songs began to be shoved in our faces 24-7 is when I started to completely loathe the movie's existence. And to this day I still do.
Arthur Wellesley
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The Empire Strikes Back
Nemo14
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I have pictures, remember?The overhype is what killed Frozen for me. Was it a terrible film? Not hardly. Sure the plot had it's weak points at times and the songs (imo) are not Disney's greatest. But I've certainly seen a lot worse. So yeah, as a film it was just all right... nothing I'd want to own or see again, but nothing I regretted seeing.
But then came the overhype. When the movie & it's songs began to be shoved in our faces 24-7 is when I started to completely loathe the movie's existence. And to this day I still do.
Lucky
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Pretty much my thoughts on it. I never understood why the songs were so popular.The overhype is what killed Frozen for me. Was it a terrible film? Not hardly. Sure the plot had it's weak points at times and the songs (imo) are not Disney's greatest. But I've certainly seen a lot worse. So yeah, as a film it was just all right... nothing I'd want to own or see again, but nothing I regretted seeing.
But then came the overhype. When the movie & it's songs began to be shoved in our faces 24-7 is when I started to completely loathe the movie's existence. And to this day I still do.
Arthur Wellesley
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I have a good friend who's an attorney.
I'm just waiting for one of the characters to call out Vin Diesel when he says "Let's go for one last ride". There's only so many times you can say that before the novelty wears off.
acishere
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They're just impressed he can say something besides, "I am Groot."
NYwdwfan
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The overhype is what killed Frozen for me. Was it a terrible film? Not hardly. Sure the plot had it's weak points at times and the songs (imo) are not Disney's greatest. But I've certainly seen a lot worse. So yeah, as a film it was just all right... nothing I'd want to own or see again, but nothing I regretted seeing.
But then came the overhype. When the movie & it's songs began to be shoved in our faces 24-7 is when I started to completely loathe the movie's existence. And to this day I still do.
My son saw a commercial for some Frozen dolls and said something along the lines of, "I don't get why there are still dolls. The movie is 2 years old. Why are they still making this stuff?"
Yup - right will ya there buddy.