Unpopular Entertainment Opinions

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Jim Halpert is ugly.

And a bully.

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I can't stand his character - condescending, smug,

Yes, the type of person where you have to watch everything you do and say because they are too cool for school and you know that they will snark about you behind your back.

[Anonymous]

I have a visceral reaction to Jimmy Fallon’s face.

[Anonymous]

I can’t stand Jimmy Kimmel. He is mean and unattractive and he seemed nicer when he was fat.

[Anonymous]

Brad Pitt is not attractive (except in a River Runs Through It).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jim Halpert is ugly.

And a bully.

+1
I can't stand his character - condescending, smug,

Yes, the type of person where you have to watch everything you do and say because they are too cool for school and you know that they will snark about you behind your back.

It isn't just the character-I think John Krasinski is that way too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jim Halpert is ugly.

And a bully.

+1
I can't stand his character - condescending, smug,

Yes, the type of person where you have to watch everything you do and say because they are too cool for school and you know that they will snark about you behind your back.

It isn't just the character-I think John Krasinski is that way too

Yes, and his schoolboy gushing over his wife is annoying. Can you say whipped?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Jimmy Kimmel. He is mean and unattractive and he seemed nicer when he was fat.

+100000

Cannot stand Jimmy Kimmel and his brat pack bros — Matt Damon and Ben Affleck

[Anonymous]

I am so tired of hearing about Ryan Reynolds’ and Blake Lively’s cute parenting stories. It’s like, millions of other people around the world are parenting too you know.

[Anonymous]

Entertainment is a business and we know very little about these people personally (maybe more since the advent of social media, but that's managed, too). There is a whole industry dedicated to images. It's all a game. Idly flipping through a celebrity rag is one thing, but discussing and following celebrities avidly is super low class to me.

That's my unpopular opinion.

[Anonymous]

Drew Barrymore is a comedic genius. Has anyone SEEN Santa Clarita diet? Her timing and delivery is superb. She is underrated. Same re: Christina Applegate. These are stars that should be taken more seriously.

[Anonymous]

Sarah Cooper is 43?!!! I saw a her do a recent interview and could have sworn she was a millennial.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The 1992 movie Singles was the inspiration for Living Single and Friends. Both shows were created in response to the concept from the movie.

No. Friends was created in response to Living Single. It’s already been proven. Move on.

The movie Singles came out before Living Single. Fact.

And, the movie resonated with young people in the early 90s. All of a sudden “roommates” became a new genre. Fact.

“It was one of those things where it was a guy called Warren Littlefield that used to run NBC, and they asked him when all the new shows came out, they said, ‘If there’s any show you could have, which one would it be?’ And he said ‘Living Single.’ And then he created ‘Friends.’” Fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Drew Barrymore is a comedic genius. Has anyone SEEN Santa Clarita diet? Her timing and delivery is superb. She is underrated. Same re: Christina Applegate. These are stars that should be taken more seriously.

Still sad it was cancelled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wish the people arguing about Friends would shut up.

I wish you would stfu.

[Anonymous]

The Indian woman in The Office is painfully unfunny and grossed me out.