Unpopular Entertainment Opinions

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Anonymous wrote:Tom cruise is really an extraordinary actor and his movies are my favorite.

I don’t care if he’s wacky or has crazy beliefs. He is crazy talented.

Talented??

I have to respectfully disagree.

His acting skills are just average.

Watch Tropic Thunder. Possibly his best acting in a short cameo. He is very talented. He is also a wacko.

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Anonymous wrote:Four Weddings and a Funeral was great but Andie McDowell was AWFUL. Why could they not give Hugh Grant a better American love interest? One who could act?

Ugh I can’t stand her in that either. She is insufferable. And only slightly more tolerable in Groundhog Day.

Somebody (not me) resurrected this elderly thread, and I know I'm about to get lambasted for commenting on it, but so sad. I am so damn happy to find two of my people! WHO does Andie McDowell know or have dirt on? She is seriously one of the worst, most wooden, least believable actors ever, and she's pretty, but not shockingly fall-on-the-floor gorgeous to make up for it. Her line deliveries sound like someone reading a script in a language they don't speak. I don't understand how she'd get cast in community theatre, let alone feature films.

I thought I was alone in this long, deeply-held pointless opinion.

She was a flash in the pan. Name one popular movie she’s made in the last 15 years. In other words, I think we all agree.

How about this one: The Weekend. He sucks. Royally. He can sing in one key and is an arrogant person who thinks he’s the next MJ, but comes nowhere close.

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Napoleon Dynamite is so funny to me.

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Very few Hollywood actors are talented and most aren't any better looking than regular people. They're almost all stupid.
What they do have is some combination of luck, connections and chutzpah.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Four Weddings and a Funeral was great but Andie McDowell was AWFUL. Why could they not give Hugh Grant a better American love interest? One who could act?

Ugh I can’t stand her in that either. She is insufferable. And only slightly more tolerable in Groundhog Day.

Somebody (not me) resurrected this elderly thread, and I know I'm about to get lambasted for commenting on it, but so sad. I am so damn happy to find two of my people! WHO does Andie McDowell know or have dirt on? She is seriously one of the worst, most wooden, least believable actors ever, and she's pretty, but not shockingly fall-on-the-floor gorgeous to make up for it. Her line deliveries sound like someone reading a script in a language they don't speak. I don't understand how she'd get cast in community theatre, let alone feature films.

I thought I was alone in this long, deeply-held pointless opinion.

She was a flash in the pan. Name one popular movie she’s made in the last 15 years. In other words, I think we all agree.

How about this one: The Weekend. He sucks. Royally. He can sing in one key and is an arrogant person who thinks he’s the next MJ, but comes nowhere close.

If you read the whole thread, many MANY posters chimed in that this is NOT an unpopular opinion.
Everyone hates Andie McDowell in that movie. So, yes, you have found lots of your people!

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I loved The Weeknd up till and including Starboy. Now he sings this easy listening garbage and he's intolerable.

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Hamilton is and was always painfully corny and cringe, but corporate media brainwashed millions of sheep into thinking it was amazing and brilliant. If you "loved!" Hamilton, let alone paid thousands of dollars to see it, you are brainwashed cattle.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved The Weeknd up till and including Starboy. Now he sings this easy listening garbage and he's intolerable.

Super rich, famous, sleeping with any 10 he wants, access to the best drugs, and now past his creative prime (31 years old). Many such cases. For 50 plus years a musician's creative peak is late teens to mid/late 20s.

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Justin Timberlake and Ashton Kutcher have always been so corny and obnoxious, I don't know how they were ever considered sex symbols or endearing in any way. Legit nails on a chalk board insufferable.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved The Weeknd up till and including Starboy. Now he sings this easy listening garbage and he's intolerable.

Super rich, famous, sleeping with any 10 he wants, access to the best drugs, and now past his creative prime (31 years old). Many such cases. For 50 plus years a musician's creative peak is late teens to mid/late 20s.

I don't care who he's sleeping with and what substances he's using, I just wish he'd write good songs again.

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Plot devices: Insertion of wise AA person who solves all problems for white people.
Suicide to end a character and add interest.

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Tom Hanks always plays the same role, is only an ok actor, and most of his movies are boring.

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Anonymous wrote:Very few Hollywood actors are talented and most aren't any better looking than regular people. They're almost all stupid.
What they do have is some combination of luck, connections and chutzpah.

Connections is the key. Most of them have family in the industry or come from wealth.

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Anonymous wrote:Hamilton is and was always painfully corny and cringe, but corporate media brainwashed millions of sheep into thinking it was amazing and brilliant. If you "loved!" Hamilton, let alone paid thousands of dollars to see it, you are brainwashed cattle.

Yes. Times 100 I will add!

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Anonymous wrote:This one's really unpopular.... I'm delighted to get Rickrolled because I love that song! I hope it never gets old.

I love you, PP.

I think you would be fun to know.