People Shared Their Most Aggressively Unpopular Movie Opinions And, Whew Buddy, They're A Lot

Just...brace yourselves for this one.

We recently asked members of our BuzzFeed Community, "What's your most aggressively unpopular opinion about an incredibly popular movie?" and, WHEW BUDDY, they did NOT hold back. Here are just a few unpopular opinions sure to start battles in the comments:

1. "Not even Tom Hanks can convince me to watch Forrest Gump (1994)."

Paramount Pictures

"It doesn't sound the least bit interesting, it just sounds kind of weird? And yet, every time someone new finds out I haven't seen it, they look at me like I have a second head?"

—cheltziek

2. "I can’t stand Ryan Reynolds' voice, so Deadpool (2016) is unwatchable for me."

20th Century Fox

—katied4f48b8e22

3. "Grease (1978) is okay at best, but Grease 2 (1982)? Amazing."

Paramount Pictures

"It's a feminist classic with way better songs ('Cool Rider' is my jam)!"

—harriettel2

4. "Mean Girls (2004) has to be the worst teenage high school movie ever. "

Paramount Pictures

"Cady was WAY worse than Regina. That Aaron guy shouldn’t have ended up with Cady, he deserved way better than her toxicity. Also, what kind of pathetic drama was the Burn Book?"

—ruchav

5. "Inception (2010) is just a poorly done heist movie."

Warner Bros. Pictures

"It has the exact same hijinks as a typical heist movie with none of the fun, character development, or creativity. We deserve better 'it happened in a dream' movies."

—meaganh4c36e7eda

6. "Step Brothers (2008) is one of the worst movies I have ever seen."

Columbia Pictures

"People constantly quote this movie, and praise it as one of the funniest films ever made. I just don’t understand it? It's crude, predictable, overlong, and most importantly, not funny. A waste of two huge talents."

—brada4d90fe420

7. "Bagheera was a great protector/parent for Mowgli in The Jungle Book (1967)."

Walt Disney Studios

"Honestly, without Bagheera, Mowgli would have died MULTIPLE times. Screw that little brat who never listened!"

—nsevark0406

8. "I actively despise Avatar (2009)."

20th Century Fox

"I saw it in 3D, hated it. Saw it regular, also hated it. It was too long and super boring. The special effects failed to cover up a shitty plot and mediocre acting. I can’t believe it was nominated for so many Oscars."

—sarahc48880d19c

9. "The Breakfast Club (1985) actually has many faults and should not be upheld as this classic teen movie."

Universal Pictures

"Yeah, at some points it was thought-provoking, but some of it was also incredibly offensive and sexist. It does not hold up."

—anjaxmiller

10. "The Shining miniseries is infinitely better than The Shining (1980) movie."

Warner Bros.

"Kubrick's version is an overrated film that cared more about the aesthetic than it did about the actual story. It loses all the scariness due to Kubrick's ego."

—eleanorwarne

11. "The Dark Knight Rises (2012) is A LOT better than The Dark Knight (2008)."

Warner Bros. Pictures

"The plot was more exciting and, even though Heath Ledger's Joker was great, Tom Hardy's Bane still was a good challenge for Batman. It also introduced Robin and Catwoman as independent, strong characters."

—saxon102

12. "It was good that Jack died in Titanic (1997)."

Paramount Pictures

"There was no way that he and Rose would have been endgame. Their relationship was solely founded on the thrill and adrenaline of their circumstances (both before sinking and during the sinking of the ship). Had they both survived, they wouldn’t have stayed together anyway."

—ashleyp459897ecc

13. "The Harry Potter film series was ruined by its use of CGI."

Warner Bros. Pictures

"Looking back on it now, it doesn’t look good, and all the CGI takes away any magical feelings."

—ashtons44d1e1e8e

14. "The recent Ghostbusters (2016) wasn’t awful, it was just forgettable."

Sony Pictures Releasing

"People acted like it was the worst movie ever made, but it was just kind of a mediocre popcorn-muncher. The writing couldn’t decide whether it was a reboot or a continuation, and the leads were written very flat. If you put male actors in with those same lines, it still would've been cringey."

—jbmasta

15. "Oh my God, The Blues Brothers (1980) is SO boring."

Universal Pictures

"I know so many people who loved this, and it has five stars on everything. The music was decent, but the jokes were bad, the plot was rubbish, and the second half of it was just Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi being chased by the police through a shopping center. It does not deserve the praise it gets. Literally the most boring film I've ever seen."

—costcoffee

16. "Independence Day (1996) has the laziest plot of any movie ever made."

20th Century Fox

"Oh, so they just happened to develop a computer virus that also worked on alien tech in a few hours?! I guess the aliens were using space-Windows and forgot to update the anti-virus program before crossing the galaxy."

—bluebarnstormer

17. "Lara Jean should NOT have ended up with Peter in To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020)."

Netflix

"Peter proved to be selfish and hung up on his ex! John Ambrose McClaren deserved better, he showed Lara Jean a magical night AND was willing to be there for her, even after Peter was a jerk to him in the tree house! I love Lara Jean, but picking Peter was stupid!"

—mckenzieb4c62dbe20

18. And finally, "Toy Story 4 (2019) was complete trash."

Walt Disney Studios/Pixar

"The storyline was weak and the other toys (like Buzz, Jessie, Rex, Mr. Potato Head, and Bullseye) were barely in it. Forky was really annoying, and Woody acted completely out of character. He would never have left all his friends to adventure with Bo. I absolutely hated it and was so disappointed."

—stellac43a87a094

Now it's your turn! What is YOUR most unpopular movie opinion? You know, the one that never fails to start a fight? Share yours in the comments below, and be sure to follow the BuzzFeed Community for a chance to be featured in an upcoming post and/or video!