Movies on which your opinions changed, when your values changed?

By values I mean whatever you morally or aesthetically consider desirable or interesting to ponder about...

I probably won't like a lot of New Hollywood road movies now. I just don't think hippies are super cool anymore.

None because I don't generally require films to represent my values.

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San Franciscan lesbian dwarves and their tomato orgies.

Ditto

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Completed Extant Filmographies: Luis Buñuel, Federico Fellini, Satyajit Ray, Fritz Lang, Andrei Tarkovsky, Buster Keaton, Yasujirō Ozu - (for favorite directors who have passed or retired, 10 minimum)

I didn't used to like God's Not Dead. I had a kind of experience and now I really embrace it for what it is.

I require films to represent my values, therefore I conduct a strict interview process before viewing any film. So far not a single film has been able to answer an interview question to my satisfaction... in fact, not a single film has provided a single answer to any interview questions at all.

No surprise since you hold such monstrous and uncouth views!

Rule 1: No nose rings!
Rule 2: You put a pair of shoes on before coming into the New York Public Library, buster!

Not sure why you hate cows in movies so much!

Stop hating on Wiseman's Ex Libris.

1. Mind your own nose.


2. Okay, that I agree on.

I like to keep handing nose ring wearers tissues and saying, "Um, you've got a little... it's like... hanging out your nose.. a little... here's a tissue... just... it's like right here..." while motioning frantically with my hands at my own nose... just like I'd do to help out any fellow human if they had a booger hanging out their nose.

I don't expect movies of the past to necessarily 'age well' In order to be a good movie. But there are limits before it detracts from my enjoyment of the movie. But that doesn't make the movie a bad movie, just one I possibly don't enjoy.


I think the first movie that I used to enjoy, but later went back and said "oh no, this is really offensive" were mainly 80's comedies full of sexual assault as part of jokes. I'm not sure where i heard it, but the most fitting quote is "Man, those Nerds were really rapey".

"were"?... ahahah...

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HEI guys.

I'd say most westerns. They were the "true grit of America" when I was a kid....gunfights, native uprisings, range wars, cattle rustlers, the hoosegow, the saloon, bank robbers, stampedes....all that. It was true-blooded, true-grit America as I heard it.

Then I read some actual real history and found out that almost NONE of it was even close to being true, aside from some names and a few notorious events and places. Even "cowboy hats", as we know them, were mostly a fabrication of movies. I was shocked to find out that the "saloon girls" were probably prostitutes and that many of them carried diseases. That's why they went upstairs with the guys. Bison were not hunted so much as slaughtered in order to starve the natives.

Now, I'd take some convincing to even think about seeing a western; can't stand them now. This would pertain to almost all westerns, the further back you go, the worse they get.

That dull looking, slope shouldered, badly dressed guy was the notorious Billy the Kid. He looked much better in movies and TV.