What's a movie you once enjoyed but now don't so much?

The first “Avengers” movie.
The dialogue is pretty terrible at times.
I think Joss Whedon might be overrated.

Slum Dog Millionaire
Rocky
Chariots of Fire

All were great for a one time viewing, but not worth the time to watch again.

Rear Window. I still like the movie a lot but upon each rewatch, I find the movie is overlong and has way too many elongated conversations about morality, and while it’s interesting dialogue, it gets very tedious. Also, the lack of music makes parts of the film feel very flat, especially during the film’s climax.

I think Shadow of a Doubt, The 39 Steps and Notorious are far better Hitchcock films.

I have the same problem with The Third Man

For me the main one is Taxi Driver.
It kinda grinds on me now, promises a lot, doesn’t deliver.

I can’t think of one.The ones I like have not changed.

The Wizard Of Oz. Having read the original book, I feel robbed that so much was altered or left out.
The story must have been read to me sometime as a child, because I remember expecting things to happen during the movie that didn’t. Over the years I chalked it up to some of the movie being cut because the film was damaged.
Anybody here remember seeing shows and movies with burned spots?

Grease. I saw it as a teenager and thought it was fun, mostly because of the smart-aleck humor, the music and dancing. I watched it as an adult and was irritated that Sandy and Danny thought they had to become someone else for each other. I understand that it’s supposed to be lighthearted and funny. I just lost some of that perception of the movie now that I’m an adult.

Milo & Otis was such a cute movie when I was younger, but as an adult, it’s really just cringeworthy animal abuse.

To add to Patty_Melt’s answer, as much as I like The Wizard of Oz and appreciate the achievement of early cinema it is, I can’t ever see it the same after learning about everything that went into making the film. Not just the torture MGM put Judy Garland through that is pretty well known at this point, but it seems like almost no one had a good time while making the movie except maybe the munchkins. The wicked witch endures severe burns and the original Tin Man was hospitalized from the awful makeup they put on him and actually ended up losing his job through no fault of his own. Again, I can still appreciate the film for what it is, but knowing the background information just spoils the illusion a bit.