If you can't f with a big mac w/extra sauce, you got problems.

i don't know if this counts but i've only watched the finale of Breaking Bad and not any other episode and have no intention of watching the series


i also think Mad Men was incredibly boring and couldn't make it past 2 episodes.

Music: Led Zeppelin is overrated, 311 is one of the best bands of the last 30 years.
Movies: Tim Burton Batman movies are better than Nolan's. Avatar and Titanic are great movies.
TV: Mad Men is boring. Lost is the best tv show ever.

Star Wars original trilogy is the worst trilogy

MCU has gotten stale and boring. They're just comedic action flicks now.

BvS, while not good, is better than Civil War.

Most non franchise movies with sequels didn't and don't need sequels.

I don't get the draw of the Jurassic Park/World franchise

Lonesome Dove (the TV miniseries) is overrated and Robert Duvall's portrayal of Gus is not good.

The book is awesome though.

The Office is utter trash

Chalupa Batman said:

---

The Office is utter trash

---

I agree with this one actually.

The UK Office however, is absolute genius.

Both are equally ridiculous. But given that we're, you know, on the entertainment board, I assumed you meant movies.

While the flying scenes are awesome, Top Gun is one of the worst written movies of all time. I can't tell if people are trolling when they call Road House a great movie, but the love for this baffles me. Revenge of the Sith is the third best Star Wars movie and The Mandalorian is the only good thing Disney has done with Star Wars.

Also, despite the 80s pop culture boom, movies, tv and music was pretty terrible in this decade. There are exceptions for sure, but the 70s and 90s were both better overall.

Here's some more for me:

The Hurt Locker was terrible
Jeremy Renner is not a good actor
Batman v Superman (Extended) is a very good movie
George Clooney was a better Bruce Wayne than Michael Keaton
Captain Marvel is one of the worst superhero movies ever made
District 9 was pretentious garbage
There is nothing special about In N Out

gigemJTH12 said:

---

An opinion you have that you absolutely believe, but you know it's not a good one based on the fact that almost everyone disagrees with you.

dont limit this to just entertainment. Give me your food takes too. Or anything. I love these topics.


Mine is that I just cannot get on the Chris Stapleton train. I listen to predominately country. And not Nashville. I like Sturgill, Childers, Isbell, all Texas country.

Stapleton just doesn't do it for me at all no matter how much I try.

I also love bourbon but can't stand the taste of old fashioneds.

---

2018 I went to the Outlaw Music Festival in The Woodlands. We got there late and I saw the last two songs by Ryan Bingham and really wished we had gotten there in time to see more. He had an old friend of mine, Jesse Dayton, playing guitar for him and they were awesome. Next up was Sturgill Simpson who I really, really wanted to see. I was incredibly disappointed in him! His singing was unintelligible and on every song he played he would walk over to one of the loudspeakers and stand in front of it facing away from the audience and play seemingly endless riffs on his guitar. It was like watching a high school kid pretending to be a rock star. It was so annoying we almost left.

I like some Stapleton. I like him more in the Steeldrivers than as a solo act.

Shawshank is a terrible film

rilloaggie said:

---

The "all time great" movies, (e.g. Gone With The wind, Casablanca, all the James Dean movies) are pretty awful. They were only popular in their day because there probably weren't hardly any other movies to choose from at the time and they're only popular today because self important cinephiles want to like them.

---

I tried to watch East of Eden a few weeks ago since I have never seen a James Dean movie. Good God, that movie is boring! I made it halfway through and figured my life is just fine without watching it all the way through.

The Milkman said:

---

Yall have some terrible opinions

---

My favorite part about these kinds of threads is people that say their terrible opinion in a factual, hyperbolic manner as if it makes it anymore true.

"(Insert Reasonably Popular Movie/Band/Whatever) is one of the worst movies/bands/whatever of all time."

No, it's not. You may not like it. But it's not the worst, or horrible or whatever else. It's probably... just fine.

I always think of Gabe from The Office.

"Statements of such nature, while they have their place, are overused in a competitive business (Internet Forum) environment."