A Night at the Roxbury was pretty good

For me it's most cartoon based movies: Batman (haven't seen Dark Knight yet, though), X-Men (boooring) and Spiderman.

I found LOTR and Harry Potter ok, but I am really not amazed by these movies like others... never understood the hype. But watching them just one time was ok.

I really like Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Matrix, though.

Leslie Neilson sold out to the new suck **** satire Movies. Which all suck. I don't find them even remotely funny. There might be one part in any of them that I actually enjoy.

I'm not to fond of superhero movies... like Spiderman and such. The only one I did like was Ironman

lmao he was great in Airplane, but I'm drawing a fat blank in his other movies.

I couldnt think of any other decent comedians from that Era... I was gonna say Adam Sandler but decided he probably isnt on the same level as Robin Williams.

Any Will Ferrell movie, and most Ben Stiller movies.

Popular movies based on books (Harry Potter is a great example)

I dislike movies based on books. I always feel like I'm missing out on at least 50% of the book's story, because of how rushed the story seems in the movie. I get that feeling regardless on whether I've read it or not, so I'm disappointed pretty much all the time.

I personally think this "Movies based on books" trend needs to stop. A tv series adaptation would work much better, since their would be a hell of a lot more time to cover the story. Kinda like what Japan does, with them having anime adaptations of their manga series and light novel series.

They're not based on cartoons. They're based on their comic book series.

I'd have to say (at the risk of sounding like a freak ):

The Matrix trilogy
Star Wars saga
Friday the 13th series
Saw series
Lord of the Rings
Superman series
Fight Club
Top Gun
Chinatown

Dull films must really be your thing...

i didn't like any of the grudges or rings or 28 days...
not that its popular, but the happening had to be the worst movie that I have ever seen....