Who is an actor you can't stand, but everyone likes?
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Jack Black. I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed a single minute of his acting. Absolutely cannot stand him and his whole thing he has going on.
The only Jack Black acting moment I didn't hate was his cameo in Anchorman. Interestingly Jack Black and Will Ferrell are my top two answers.
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Chris Pratt
Every time I see his bad acting, Im just like ”why is this dude so popular and why is he landing these big roles?”
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I feel the opposite. I want to hate him so badly, but he's a good actor. Like I was absolutely furious about his casting in Interview with a Vampire, then he killed it, was gaunt and vampire as hell. He is not good looking to me and seems a shit person, but my goodness he can act.
Doesn't he basically always play the same person?
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Elijah Wood...for totally destroying TLOTR with his acting
Upvoted because indeed you are the only one
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Jason Momoa. Can't act, plays every character the same, and can't seem to keep himself from smirking in every moment of screentime.
Also Paul Dano. Someone else mentioned Leo's "imposter syndrome" and I would apply that to Dano also. I can't tell if he's acting too much or not enough, but he always feels out of place.
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Even in Pride and Prejudice? I thought she did well as Elizabeth Bennett there.
Especially there. I’ve seen older versions of the movie and read the book, and she was just not believable. For me at least. That is what I expect from an actor, to be believable and let me immerse myself in the story. It does not happen with her.
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He went downhill after parks and rec
I thought the first Guardians of the Galaxy was great, if only because (at the time) it was an unconventional casting choice and made a statement that this Marvel movie was going to be tonally different from the rest.
Following Guardians of the Galaxy, every Marvel movie started to become like Guardians of the Galaxy, and Chris Pratt started to get typecast as "action hero" rather than "hopeless goofball," which was his original purpose for being in Guardians of the Galaxy in the first place.
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Man got married on a plantation
Aren't former plantations now just pretty places to take wedding shots? When I worked picking grapes, the winery was ALWAYS hosting weddings.
Getting married at a historic plantation in the South is like getting married at a former concentration camp. It's spitting on the graves of those who were tortured there.
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He went downhill after parks and rec
Weight loss made him less loveable
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Oh god. Snow-white's failure is mostly her fault.
That's like blaming the rat who was on fire for running into a barn filled with shit
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Ryan Reynolds. Man got married on a plantation and no one seems to care, plus he plays the same character in everything he's in.
He's actually done a lot of movies playing against type that I enjoyed. But,to be fair, he's paid millions of dollars to be Ryan Reynolds
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Richard Gere. His eyes look like he's laughing at a joke, but his face tells me the jokes on the audience.
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Well considering that I detest Adam Sandler, obv no.
He's an irritating little shit who never grew out of being 5 years old. He's not funny, he's not charismatic, I hate his ugly little beady-eyed face.
Alrighty, this seems like pretty specific hate
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Jason Momoa. Can't act, plays every character the same, and can't seem to keep himself from smirking in every moment of screentime.
Also Paul Dano. Someone else mentioned Leo's "imposter syndrome" and I would apply that to Dano also. I can't tell if he's acting too much or not enough, but he always feels out of place.
Paul Dano was perfect in Swiss Army Man, that sense of "out of place" actually worked incredibly well for that film.
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Oh god. Snow-white's failure is mostly her fault.
Snow White was a failure at conception, not because of one actor.
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I looked it up
I can't believe the director didn't reshoot Keanu's part like 200 times. What a fucking juxtaposition of talent, wow!!!!
Yours is perhaps an even better example, but I was thinking of this scene from the second matrix movie:
Either way, I totally agree. I’m
Sure it’s tough for even highly skilled actors to share the screen with a master like Hugo Weaving, but for Keanu Reeves, it really serves to highlight how stilted he is. At least for me.Still seems like a cool guy though and his movies can be fun.
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Alrighty, this seems like pretty specific hate
Would you prefer I say I detest a person but I have no justification?
He's an immature, unfunny, limited-talent, zero charm hack.
He does not deserve a career in film.
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Would you prefer I say I detest a person but I have no justification?
He's an immature, unfunny, limited-talent, zero charm hack.
He does not deserve a career in film.
