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

Yeah,  Jane Austin had mini craze fad in my high school, and I liked Pride and Prejudice well enough, but not nearly well enough to try any of her other books. Some girls were absolutely crazy about her though. 

I do like the first SpongeBob movie, but I agree with the bolded part. 

Ah, nice insight on Reeves, that's a great point-sometimes actors get WAY overshadowed from their other roles because of one single "landmark" role that no one can shut up about. And that in itself is sort of like a "I don't care for the godfather moment." "I think that role was good/decent/fine but I wish we could talk about their OTHER roles for once, please!!!"

In general, I'm just not a "musical" person either, despite the best efforts of my parent to make me into the talent of a Carnegie hall musician with 10+ years of formal music lessons <_< This goes to anything related to musicals-those animatics on Youtube, cover songs, acapella, stage plays, random songs stuffed into indie animations, reenactments of songs, etc. Don't like any of em. I currently can't even think of one single musical off the top of my head I have watched more than once, except for Frozen (rewatched with relatives) and maybe some random clips of High School Musical (which I actually do have a soft spot for, similar to you enjoying it).

Indeed, I knew who David Hasselhoff was (I'm in my 30s), I just didn't get what was so funny about that one super lonngggggg joke that everyone else found absolutely hysterical. I was also perplexed by the whole scene-I guess a LOT of people find it super touching/emotional and I just...didn't? I definitely didn't cry at it the way every Youtuber seems to have, haha (I did see the movie at any older age, which may have affected things too). And thanks for the info about Sandy-I didn't know that! Like I said, I will likely give the movie a full rewatch at some point and see if I can appreciate it more than I did the last time I watched it.

I get what you are saying about Keanu Reeves. I liked him in Constantine, Bill and Ted, The Matrix movies and Brotherhood of Justice but I am not obsessed with him either and I haven't yet seen any of the John Wick movies.

A few more:

1. Besides the Pokemon Anime which I have liked since it started and the Digimon series I liked for a while, I am not into Japanese Anime in the same way some people are. It is not that I dislike it, I am just not interested in it for the most part.

2. I have never been into the Beatles like so many people are. I don't dislike them or their music, but I have never been that interested in them.

3. Taylor Swift. I know how popular she is but I am just not interested in her or her music. While I did like her early music, I am not into her now and would rather not be hearing about her so much as I did last year. Heck, back in December I decided to change the barber I normally go to, to one that is closer to where I live. I phoned one and got an appointment. When I went for the appointment and sat down in the chair to have my haircut, one of the first thing the barber asked me was is if I liked Taylor Swift!

4. Dr Who. I liked it up to when David Tennant and Matt Smith were the Doctor, but after that I just became uninterested in the show and haven't really watched it since, besides seeing a few clips here and there of newer episodes.

5. Vertical video. I get that people shooting vertically with their smartphone has really cemented vertical videos place, in social media especially, but I have never seen the appeal of it. For that matter, I never really liked the short form vertical videos you see on social media like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube with shorts. With a number of exceptions, I have mostly found that these short videos often follow a trend rather than being original, often have the most random, often copyrighted music that to me not only doesn't sound great, but is sometimes a bit loud. Plus there is the lack of controls on them other than like, pause and mute/unmute.

Cheating because I don't hold this sentiment anymore, but up until about a year ago, I really genuinely didn't enjoy the Elder Scrolls games. I felt like they were prioritizing immersion over gameplay.

I'll admit, though, I finally did a proper playthrough of Skyrim and understand now that all that dialogue isn't just essential to immersion, it tailors the gameplay for you. That's why the game takes a minute to get off the ground.

I wish the 2nd movie didn't use CGI for a big portion of it, I don't feel like that fit the show so the first film holds up for me more.