The Thing (1982) got a 57 metacritic score but is actually one of the best horror movies of the 1980s. Plus, Ennio Morricone's score got nominated for a razzie but it's actually one of his best scores.

Venom 1 and 2 were pretty entertaining movies despite critics not liking them.

It's usually comedies. I believe Tommy Boy doesn't have good reviews or as good as it should and it's a god damn classic. Movie reviewers have worse sense on comedy. Yet they'll give a movie with fat ass girl comedian awesome reviews because you know main comedian is a girl.  Basically most people aren't funny and they get offended if fart joke is actually funny.  Fuck people

No idea lol. Where does one find critic opinions lol.

All I know is movies I like most people don't or wouldn't have seen.

i.e. Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies as an example lol.

Think someone mentioned this before but Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice. The extended version added a lot to the movie and is probably one of my favorite comic/super hero movies of all time. That warehouse fight scene is just downright amazing. Film is right up there with Chonicle.

The most recent example is Jurassic World Dominion. It' s just as good or bad as the other Jurassic movies. Maybe not as good as Jurassic Park 1, but clearly not as bad as Jurassic Park 3 or Jurassic World 2 Fallen Kingdom.

Jurassic Park 3 was bad, Will try that Jurassic Park Dominion.

Idle Hands.

People viewed it as more of a horror movie when it was just a stoner buddy flick.

When I was a teen, my friends and me used to laugh a lot with the Scary Movie series.

And the titles from this franchise can be found at a lot of "worst movies ever" lists.

Starship Troopers probably got some of the bad reviews from people who loved the original Henlein books and were shocked that the movies are basically their antithesis: Instead of glorifying the military and the war they got vilified and turned into a laughingstock. The other half of the bad reviews probably didn't see through the satire and thought it was just a gung-ho action movie.

Somehow, my favorite Brosnan Bond movie is Tomorrow Never Dies, and it always seems like it's getting forgotten. I wonder why.

As for History of the World Part I... Only a Miracle can save us now (from bad reviews)