Am I the only one who didn't cry at AnoHana?
I think it depends on what type of person you actually are and how your reactions are. Your statement saying that the characters are boring is your opinion but i found that they had their own individuality in it and each of their past are different and how i look at it from my prospective is obviously different. I found this anime very beautiful even though it was short. It touched my heart deeply to find someone that wants to make a wish come true for someone that they didn't realize that they loved. I actually found each episode getting tense as i actually see what happens. Maybe you didn't connect to them, fine by me but i felt the characters needs, the characters wants, and how free a character can feel when they've done good. It was a heart warming watch. Angel Beats was also a very memorable anime for me, for me i didn't see much development in the characters but a lot of them were out of place sometimes and i sometimes had a weird feeling about them ^^ However it was an awesome anime. Maybe i'm just a tad bit sensative ^^ And it's not about how emotional a anime gets you but if you enjoyed it or not. You found it boring and unmemorable but did you try to get to even understand it? Well maybe to you it's just another anime that's popular and needs a watch but the plot and everything was nicely planned out and easy to understand. But YES different people have different views. *sorry i went on a bit xD*
Am I the only one who didn't like Avatar?
i haven't seen it yet but it just loos like a bunch of special effects
I am the only one who didn’t like Idol (BTS’ new song)?
Hold up! Personally, I didn't really like Idol for a reason that I'm don't know of. Whether it be the beat to it or the set, I didn't really like it, BUT I didn't hate it either. I'm just guessing that the previous MVs were more slow-beated (sorry, is that a word?).The song that I DID enjoy from the Love Yourself結: Answer album is actually I'm Fine. But hey, Big Hit Entertainment probably chose Idol for the MV for a reason that we don't know of, right? At the end of the day, I'm sure that you're not the only one that thinks that this isn't their best MV, so be consoled.However, I also hope that you see how hardworking our boys are to produce good music and will support them to the end. My work is done here, hope this helps.
Am I the only one who didn't like Fault in Our Stars, the book?
No! Firstly, with this, I don't mean I don't like the works of John Green. He writes amazing. I loved his 'Looking for Alaska' and I am currently reading 'Papertowns' which is gripping me. However, I failed to be attached to 'The Fault in Our Stars'.All this time, I was wondering why so much importance was given to the movie, as the book itself didn't impress me. So many people updating their status baffled me. I think it was just a chain reaction. They must have marketed the movie well (I believe) and then youngsters just went with the flow (atleast in India).I have surely read a number of books which were much better than TFIOS. I give a 5 to the book on a scale of 10. (This is just my opinion).For people who "absolutely loved the book/movie", you must read other books/ his other books. (Though choices may differ :) )
Am I the only one who didn't think the Dark Knight was all that?
If you didn't like it that's okay. I agree with you that the Baman voice was annoying at times. However, the movie was all that in my personal opinion. Different people get different things out of it. Most people will go for the explosions and violence. I like it because it deals with powerful themes regarding morality. The final action scene with the two boats filled with prisoners and civilians is the best example of that. The message is quite powerful but this isn't the place to write an essay on that. But yes, it was all that. If you didn't like it, fine.