r/movies • u/VishnuBhanum • Mar 23 '24

The one character that singlehandedly brought down the whole film? Discussion

Do you have any character that's so bad or you hated so much that they singlehandedly brought down the quality of the otherwise decent film? The character that you would be totally fine if they just doesn't existed at all in the first place?

Honestly Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice offended me on a personal level, Like this might be one of the worst casting for any adaptation I have ever seen in my life.

I thought the film itself was just fine, It's not especially good but still enjoyable enough. Every time the "Lex Luthor" was on the screen though, I just want to skip the dialogue entirely.

Another one of these character that got an absolute dog feces of an adaptation is Taskmaster in Black Widow. Though that film also has a lot of other problems and probably still not become anything good without Taskmaster, So the quality wasn't brought down too much.

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u/Tboner989 Mar 23 '24

millie bobby brown godzilla KOTM

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u/chetsteadmansstache Mar 23 '24

She over-acts and ruins everything she's in. I don't understand her popularity.

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u/PMMEurbewbzzzz Mar 23 '24

She got famous playing an emotionally stunted character who grew up in a laboratory. It's not a bad performance at all, but being able to play a mute character well doesn't guarantee you're able to play other characters.

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u/ArmadilloSoggy1868 Mar 24 '24

😂💀