What is your “I didn’t care for The Godfather.”

I like the prequel trilogy and the new trilogy more then the original trilogy.

Agreed. I watched the 7th film, which I found okay, but not great. The Clone Wars CGI series & the Lego Star Wars PS2 games are the only pieces of Star Wars material I really like so far.

I actually did really like Internet Historian years ago, but I haven't liked any of his recent videos because of the overall "I can't with most super detailed long form videos anymore, sorry guys." Sounds like I unintentionally made the right call there.

1. Madoka Magica is just "good" IMO, not amazing or perfect or a masterpiece. TBF, I think it was WAY too overhyped on the interwebs for the actual show to ever live up to expectations.

2. As much as it pains me to say, the last Ghibli movie (Boy and Heron) was mid in many aspects. Still good IMO, but not amazing or perfect or a masterpiece. There were aspects of the film that I liked or even loved, but it just didn't overall wow me the way other Ghibli films have in the past. I preferred Makoto Shinkai's Suzume, even though that film too was a vomit of the director's favorite tropes and set pieces (but done better than Boy and Heron IMO).

3. Also speaking of Ghibli, not a big fan of Howl's Moving Castle either, I WANT to love it but I just can't. It's gets way too convoluted, confusing, and nonsensical for my taste. Just seems like an excuse for Miyazaki to throw every little set piece he loves in one film. 

For me, this depends. Open world games that are also platformers can be really good, such as Super Mario Odyssey or, in a proto-open world sense, Banjo Kazooie. But yeah, there are some open world games that just get boring after like, 6 hours.

Interestingly, one of my parents tried to rewatch the original Star Wars movie trilogy and they said they just COULDN'T despite loving them as kids...said they were just "too hokey" as an adult. 

I think it's already been mentioned here, but I just can't get into Harry Potter the way everyone else did back in the 90s and 00s, whether in book or movie form. Neither the books nor movies have been anything more than "good" to me, even as I like the interesting worldbuilding, vocabulary, allusions. Also, not sure if this is true, though it would be funny if true-whenever anyone on the Books subreddit posts "Harry Potter is overrated" (or something like that) it almost instantly gets trashed/downvoted/REEEEEEEEEEDDDD like crazy and so the poster often has to head to Unpopular Opinion/Controversy subreddits instead and post it there to get any real constructive debate. Though I will also say that it's become more acceptable as of late to admit that the movies (especially the Goblet of Fire) are not the best adaptations, and downright bad at times. My own partner was particularly miffed that they took a lot of Ron's star moments from the books and gave them to Hermione in the name of making him look dumber and "funnier" than he actually is in the books. 

I do not get the appeal for The Doors.