I'm fairly certain I've never watched a movie where I didn't talk to the tv screen, the worst are when I can't help but think of logic when you probably shouldn't. I like to think of Frozen, they were told to treat her normally and she could control her powers...instead they immediately lock her away and then you got a crappy children's movie that I hate more than a dental visit. Seriously, I can't turn my brain off from thinking about things I find stupid in movies and tv shows, and I suppose that means even I can't enjoy a popcorn movie.
Sometimes the best part of a movie is the conversation I have during it. I have many fond memories of MST3king the crap out of a crappy film. It's easier to do at home, but I have also done it at the theatre on occasion. I can't always enjoy a bad movie this way as sometimes I'm too annoyed, especially if I had high hopes for a film, but I do like "so bad it's good" type films and some popcorn movies for this reason. There are different ways to enjoy a movie. There are some films and T.V. shows that I just can't stand no matter how hard I try, but then I remind myself that everything can't be for everyone, and that they're plenty of things that I do enjoy... just not Frozen. ;)
I'm fairly certain I've never watched a movie where I didn't talk to the tv screen, the worst are when I can't help but think of logic when you probably shouldn't. I like to think of Frozen, they were told to treat her normally and she could control her powers...instead they immediately lock her away and then you got a crappy children's movie that I hate more than a dental visit. Seriously, I can't turn my brain off from thinking about things I find stupid in movies and tv shows, and I suppose that means even I can't enjoy a popcorn movie.
Sometimes the best part of a movie is the conversation I have during it. I have many fond memories of MST3king the crap out of a crappy film. It's easier to do at home, but I have also done it at the theatre on occasion. I can't always enjoy a bad movie this way as sometimes I'm too annoyed, especially if I had high hopes for a film, but I do like "so bad it's good" type films and some popcorn movies for this reason. There are different ways to enjoy a movie. There are some films and T.V. shows that I just can't stand no matter how hard I try, but then I remind myself that everything can't be for everyone, and that they're plenty of things that I do enjoy... just not Frozen. ;)