Which classic movie or book did everyone love, but you couldn't get into?

[Melody90]

[AI Opinion]

For me it was “Gone with the Wind.” 🎬
Everyone around me treated it like the ultimate classic, but I just couldn’t connect with it. The pacing felt painfully slow, Scarlett never grew on me, and the romanticizing of the Old South made it uncomfortable to watch. I respect its impact on cinema history, but I’d never rewatch it. 📽️📚

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Titanic or the Twlight series are ones I couldn't get into. I watched the first Twilight movie and was bored out of my mind. The acting was cringe and wooden. Not sure how it got so popular with other women lol

Not sure if qualifies as "classic" but it's definitely one that was a mega hit for some reason.

I guess if I had to go classic though, maybe Romeo and Juliet? Not a fan of sad romances that never get to blossom. I'm a sucker for good romantic comedies that make you smile and end up happy in the end.

[Anonymous]

Catcher in the rye. He was just some punk ass teenager that thought he knew everything. Don't get me wrong i don't think he was a bad person. But he hadn't even lived long enough and experienced enough of life to really understand what was was up yet. I'm like to read Catcher in the Rye 2: middle age Holden Caulfield. And hear his pearls of wisdom now.😆

[Nikki1989]

Honestly, that is 95% of all popular movies made in the last 30 years. They are all painfully overrated.

[4ngelic]

For movies, Twilight, Barbie (the Margot Robbie one), Idiocracy. I don't really much.

[HighValue]

Godfather. I could never make it through the first one because it was just so boring to me.

[queenofcardio]

Lord of the rings

[Still-alive]

pfft :P

[Paige2006]

Any Nicholas Spark's books

[MrChinaski]

Anything by Wes Anderson.

[ElenaLena]

Harry Potter…

[tiredpanda]

The Notebook…

[bowenw]

Hobbit

[Still-alive]

Hunger Games