Far too many to name here, but the first one I remember is Seth Cohen.

Now that would ruin the surprise, now wouldn't it?

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Reservoir Dogs: a bunch of a-holes winging & moaning at each other making wise cracks? who gives a shit?

Carrie. I don't 'secretly' hate it, in the sense that I try and hide it from people, barring them at the door with a cane yelling 'you shall not pass!' Simply put, when I watched it, what people had told me about it boiled down to about three scenes - which were good in their own way - but the rest just fell flat line for me.

The problem with this question is that if I answer it, it won't be a secret! I don't hate it but when I watched it, I found LAWRENCE OF ARABIA too interminably long to love.

This question is invalid because when I'm a h8r, I VOCALIZE that shit.

See: Ben-Hur, Gigi, Suspicion, etc.

2001: A Space Odyssey. I've seen it twice and it does absolutely nothing for me.

I'm sure this is a common one: Citizen Kane. It's not really a hate for it, but I don't understand why it's considered the greatest movie of all time. From a technical standpoint I understand, but as a whole not so much.

Well I don't secretly hate it (I doubt I secretly hate any film, I'm always open about my opinion on film); but I completely loathe Citizen Kane. It's long and drawn out and whatever it did for film back then at this point doesn't look that great anymore. Maybe if I was seeing it then for the first time with everyone else I'd give it all the respect it already has, but nowadays not so much.

Depends on what I'm in the mood for while I'm getting ready. Usually it's upbeat and catchy! Something like Bottoms Up by Trey Songz, Salio El Sol by Don Omar, F*ck You by Cee-lo, Paparazzi by Gaga, Hypnotize U by NERD, etc!

joss stone back in style

At the moment, it is Frankmusik's 'Do It In The AM'

Depends what's on or my mood at the time, but most often it's probably Robyn these days.

I'm sure I've written about this before but inevitably I now can't remember which film I was talking about. I've always said I'd like to see someone take on SPAWN again - great source material, awful film. I'm pretty pleased to see that someone decided to give the second JUDGE DREDD film the greenlight. Looking forward to seeing Karl Urban as Dredd.