Well I dislike quite a few of them. But I did love Before Sunset, and the Passion of the Christ.

I thought you didn't care for Eternal Sunshine.

By the way, I'm not sure I would classify Million Dollar Baby as an indie. It cost over $30M to make.

Big surprise

Not a fan of indies here either. People tend to latch on to them because they think they're superieur when they say something like oh I don't go see those big blockbuster movies because it's so over the top. I just watch the indie movies because they're down to earth. Those kind of people is what pisses me off.

I knew I would get some bad respponses for this. But yeah I don't think all indies are bad, some of them are quite good. and as Rusty said its sometimes the people who like them that get odd about films.

well, i *half* agree with this i judge every film on its own merits; some indie films i love. but i think a lot of people like indie films by default, or give them more chance than they really deserve - simply so they can feel quirky and arty about themselves.

i'm pretty confident there's a whole bunch of people who love obscure foreign films, yet would turn their noses up at the same films if they happened to be high-budget + american, because they have a certain image of themselves, which involves liking obscure foreign films.

on the other hand, there's lots of people who ignore anything that doesn't cost a gazillion dollars, or star twenty a-list hollywood actors - and they're just as silly.

i think the trick is to enjoy the films you enjoy, and try not to get any grand ideas about your own tastes...

Hear, hear! =D> =D> =D>

I was counting anything I gave an A or B to, plus Napoleon Dynamite since I was considering changing the grade for.