I actually liked a lot of things mentioned in this thread. Lord of the Rings, Catcher in the Rye, 1984... Of course, I didn't have to read them in school so maybe that shaped my opinion on them.
I got sick of Shakespeare in school, too, but he is an influential playwright. I disagree with the extent to which we studied him (or, in fact any work), but one of his plays should be looked at during your career as a student.
A few years ago, I would have said Reservoir Dogs, but I went back and watched it again. It was actually very good.
I'm not sure what to say. Things that are considered popular, or masterpieces are considered such for a reason. Even if I might not like them, they must have something to be appealing.
I got sick of Shakespeare in school, too, but he is an influential playwright. I disagree with the extent to which we studied him (or, in fact any work), but one of his plays should be looked at during your career as a student.
A few years ago, I would have said Reservoir Dogs, but I went back and watched it again. It was actually very good.
I'm not sure what to say. Things that are considered popular, or masterpieces are considered such for a reason. Even if I might not like them, they must have something to be appealing.