Characters you're supposed to love but don't

Macauly Caulkin's character in "Home Alone".

Horrible obnoxious little smarter$e and I wish the character Joe Pesci played had been the one he played in CASINO. Like to see him being cocky with a fountain pen in his neck or his head squeezed in a vice till his eye popped out.

I suppose If it had been a kid who was s**t scared and wetting his pants because he'd been left alone by his Parents and burglars were looking to get him...

It wouldn't have been much of a comedy.

Wasn't much of a comedy anyway

Agree about numbnuts from Home Alone.

John Connor in Terminator II
Jar Jar Binks (any wise-cracking f*ck-wit for that matter)
Luke Skywalker
John Coffey
Merry & Pippin
Léon
Jim Malone, James Bond (pretty much anyone being played by Sean Connery)
Maximus
William Wallace
Pat from Silver Linings Playbook

Gibson in Lethal weapon 2........Hoping those Saffers would blow his ignorant unfunny Aussie head off..

Ron Burgundy

frodo i always found annoying and legolas although that might just be down to orlando bloom.

Indiana Jones son and the guy in the transformer films . oh hang on   

the entire A team. especially you, Quinton Jackson

Sam out of Lord of the rings !

Cass1234 wrote:Sam out of Lord of the rings !

I quite liked Sam though he should have just told Frodo to f*ck off and gone back to the Shire instead of feeling sorry for himself when Frodo had a wobbly about the lembas crumbs when they were climbing up the mountain.

The kid in Free Willy.

John Connor in Terminator 3. What a snivelling pathetic loser Nick Stahl was.

Agree wholeheartedly with Luke Skywalker. Pathetic goody-two-shoes. And had as much charisma as beige paint.

Christopher Reeve as Superman. He was ridiculously cheesy and when he was Clark Kent I just wanted to batter him around the face with a combine harvester. Plus he fancied Margot Kidder - who really is not pretty. C***.

The Aaron Paul character in Need for Speed. What an utter gob shoite twonk.

Kevin in the American Pie films. He is a total loser, and he doesn't really contribute ANYTHING to the films. Apart from making me want to punch him in the face.

Jesus in the Passion

sly in cobra . black wearing, match chewing , indoor Sun glass wearing w**ker . never wanted a character to die so much . plus he rips some poor guys shirt just for leaning on his car

jimmyinthewell68 wrote:sly in  cobra .  black wearing,  match chewing , indoor Sun glass wearing w**ker  . never wanted a character to die so much . plus he rips some poor guys shirt just for leaning on his car

It was a vintage 1950 Mercury Monterey Jimmy.....

he asked for it.

ONETWOFOREVER wrote:

jimmyinthewell68 wrote:sly in  cobra .  black wearing,  match chewing , indoor Sun glass wearing w**ker  . never wanted a character to die so much . plus he rips some poor guys shirt just for leaning on his car

It was a vintage 1950 Mercury Monterey Jimmy.....

he asked for it.

    that's fair enough then

Mel Gibson in Braveheart.   I couldn't tell if he really was overacting without realising it, or if he was just hamming it up for a laugh.  If anybody could move me to voting for the restoration of hanging, drawing and quartering, Mel Gibson  could.


Jar Jar Binks in the Star Wars movies.   'nuff said.


Sheriff Pepper in Live and Let Die.    Ahhh, the good ol' southern stereotype character.   Played by Clifton James in the manner of somebody with a mouthful of marbles, and showing his backwoods racism as if he was wearing a KKK tee shirt.  All that was needed was a white sheet, a burning cross and some dead negros hanging from a tree and his scenes would have had absolute authenticity.


The fat computer nerd in Jurassic Park (can't remember the name of the character or who played him).  Like, who, when faced with a hungry predator throws a stick and says "fetch".   And that laughing screensaver on the computer.   To be honest, I would have fed him to the Tyrannosaurus Rex and let the tethered goat off.


Mark Ruffalo as the interloping sperm donor / father in The Kids Are Alright (the film of that name with Annette Benning, not the one with Roger Daltrey).   Actually, he (Ruffalo) played his part really well so it was a case of being intentionally sleazy, slimy and a total a-hole.   Perhaps he shouldn't be on this list because he wasn't meant to be loveable, but he was such a pathetic excuse for a human being and I disliked him so much I couldn't possibly leave him off the list.