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Who is someone you inexplicably can't stand?

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Is there anyone out there that you just don't like and you just can't explain it? Someone who you just can't stand but they've never really done anything to make you feel that way.

For example, I have an irrational dislike of Emma Watson. I've never really seen any of her films or interviews but if I look something up and she's in it, I'm subconsciously voting against it. When she showed up in This Is The End I sighed and I'm not quite sure why. Can't explain it. Feel similarly towards Anne Hathaway.

Who's yours?

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Joe Don Dante

nialler1978 wrote: »

Tommy Tiernan, especially with all the recent gushing, adulation and relentless press he’s getting for that piss poor tv show he’s presenting.

Also, James Nesbitt.

Hector makes me want to Vomit

Cal4567

Hector. Can never understand this drifting off into Irish, then back to English, oh wait on, he's back as gailge again. All rat a tat delivery, like a machine gun. I just turn off.

RabbleRouser2k

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Repped on Will Smith, never takes risks in his choice of roles. If hes not in some formulatic special effects led actioneer its bland feelgood schmaltz like the Legend Of Baggar Vance or Hitch where he can flash his cheesy smile on the poster. You'll never see him playing an evil character. Hes so desperate to maintain his "brand".

When he started out, he actually did. He genuinely showed promise. There are episodes of Fresh Prince of Bell Air where you see him giving a genuinely intelligent, heartfelt performance.

Then he starred in the film Six Degrees of Separation, where he plays this gay conman, and he's legitimately great in it. (He's starring alongside some big name actors, so he upped his game.) He was only 24 when he made that film, but he's bringing his A-game.

But in 1995, he starred in Bad Boys. The following year, Independence Day, and the year after that, Men In Black.
Three years, three MASSIVE summer blockbusters. All of them made major money.

He did show he wanted to push himself as an actor during that time tho- he took a pay cut to be in Enemy of the state because Gene Hackman was in it. He hit the gym hard to bulk up and play Muhammad Ali in Ali in 2001, getting an Oscar nod for it.

But some time around then, and after Ali... he went for the money. I can't blame him, kinda, cos he had a family to look after. And he parlayed it into setting up his own studio.
But yeah- he's been playing the same character for decades.

Bahanaman

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Repped on Will Smith, never takes risks in his choice of roles. If hes not in some formulatic special effects led actioneer its bland feelgood schmaltz like the Legend Of Baggar Vance or Hitch where he can flash his cheesy smile on the poster. You'll never see him playing an evil character. Hes so desperate to maintain his "brand".

Thought he was good in Pursuit of Happyness and Ali in fairness.

cms88

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Repped on Will Smith, never takes risks in his choice of roles. If hes not in some formulatic special effects led actioneer its bland feelgood schmaltz like the Legend Of Baggar Vance or Hitch where he can flash his cheesy smile on the poster. You'll never see him playing an evil character. Hes so desperate to maintain his "brand".

What annoys me about him i the fact he still thinks it's the 90s and he's still on the Fresh Prince.

His wife is another one. Apart from being a failed actor what ha she actually done to think he has an option on anything?

RabbleRouser2k

cms88 wrote: »

What annoys me about him i the fact he still thinks it's the 90s and he's still on the Fresh Prince.

His wife is another one. Apart from being a failed actor what ha she actually done to think he has an option on anything?

His wife is crazy. Like, genuinely crazy. I hate using the word 'cuck', but that's exactly what she did to Will-she cucked him. Remember her revealing she had an affair, on a podcast and being all like 'What am I like?'

(Though rumours are he had an affair with Margot Robbie on the set of Focus. I kind of believe it... their chemistry in interviews was... more than co-stars).

jimgoose

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

...their chemistry in interviews was... more than co-stars).

I thought they had a touch of the ol' Fizz when the two of them appeared on Top Gear that time.

[Deleted User]

Stephen Hendry. Great snooker player and a good commentator. Seems a decent fella. Just has a face that triggers my slapping reflex.

RabbleRouser2k

jimgoose wrote: »

I thought they had a touch of the ol' Fizz when the two of them appeared on Top Gear that time.

Plus they took selfies on the set (and I think took selfies on the set of Suicide Squad also).

Looked very cosy.

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MeepMeep2021 wrote: »

Stephen Hendry. Great snooker player and a good commentator. Seems a decent fella. Just has a face that triggers my slapping reflex.

Its weird that isn't it??? For me its marty wielan..... great radio dj, brilliant on lyric fm, a genuinely funny & entertaining guy...... but when he's on tv( that spinning the wheel thingy)---- I CANT HACKK THE GUY

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Rory Mc Ilroy. I don’t even know where to start.

dubstarr

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

When he started out, he actually did. He genuinely showed promise. There are episodes of Fresh Prince of Bell Air where you see him giving a genuinely intelligent, heartfelt performance.

Then he starred in the film Six Degrees of Separation, where he plays this gay conman, and he's legitimately great in it. (He's starring alongside some big name actors, so he upped his game.) He was only 24 when he made that film, but he's bringing his A-game.

But in 1995, he starred in Bad Boys. The following year, Independence Day, and the year after that, Men In Black.
Three years, three MASSIVE summer blockbusters. All of them made major money.

He did show he wanted to push himself as an actor during that time tho- he took a pay cut to be in Enemy of the state because Gene Hackman was in it. He hit the gym hard to bulk up and play Muhammad Ali in Ali in 2001, getting an Oscar nod for it.

But some time around then, and after Ali... he went for the money. I can't blame him, kinda, cos he had a family to look after. And he parlayed it into setting up his own studio.
But yeah- he's been playing the same character for decades.

Reminds me of tTom Cruise.

ohnonotgmail

dubstarr wrote: »

Reminds me of tTom Cruise.

because of his love of beards?

dubstarr

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

because of his love of beards?

No because Tom is a decent actor but he went the way of blockbusters.

jimgoose

dubstarr wrote: »

No because Tom is a decent actor but he went the way of blockbusters.

I find him oddly entertaining in things like Oblivion and Edge of Tomorrow. And of course, the incredible Les Grossman. :pac:

ohnonotgmail

dubstarr wrote: »

No because Tom is a decent actor but he went the way of blockbusters.

jimgoose wrote: »

I find him oddly entertaining in things like Oblivion and Edge of Tomorrow. And of course, the incredible Les Grossman. :pac:

i'm a bit of a fan of the cruiser myself. He is a lovely runner. I do get a bit of a bang of beard off his wives though and I get similar with Smith.

EmmetSpiceland

I’d like to hear from RabbleRouser2k before I make a “call” on Cruise.

85603

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

i'm a bit of a fan of the cruiser myself. He is a lovely runner. I do get a bit of a bang of beard off his wives though and I get similar with Smith.

Theres no space left up there.

RabbleRouser2k

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

I’d like to hear from RabbleRouser2k before I make a “call” on Cruise.

:D:D

jimgoose

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

:D:D...

:pac::pac::pac: MacFarlane sailed close to the wind with that one!

McGinniesta

Cal4567 wrote: »

Hector. Can never understand this drifting off into Irish, then back to English, oh wait on, he's back as gailge again. All rat a tat delivery, like a machine gun. I just turn off.

Yahow Yahow Yahow

Hector hee-orr hearing you loud and clee-orr ridin' the fillies over dey-orr.

Begorrah be jaysis paddy whackery says i to you dey-orr.

Maith an buachaill sez she.

bitofabind

Larbre34 wrote: »

The best thing to do with Laura Whitmore and anyone like her is ignore them. The less relevance they have to employers and advertisers, the sooner they fade away.

She's about to host Love Island so doubt the spotlight's going to fade any time soon. She seems to be universally disliked by the general public, a real "I dunno what it is but I can't take to her" type, and yet pushed into all sorts of high profile entertainment TV gigs in the industry. A bit of a head scratcher.

RabbleRouser2k

bitofabind wrote: »

She's about to host Love Island so doubt the spotlight's going to fade any time soon. She seems to be universally disliked by the general public, a real "I dunno what it is but I can't take to her" type, and yet pushed into all sorts of high profile entertainment TV gigs in the industry. A bit of a head scratcher.

Even if they wanted to fire her from Love Island, they'd face a hard fight-her new husband (and father of her kid) is also the long-time narrator on the show.

I agree-whatever it is about her, she doesn't connect. Has all the warmth of an ice-cube tray. Everything she says or does feels fake and put on.

razorblunt

Maya Rudolph.

Never came across her before Bridesmaids, I think she's a poor actress, always seems to be smirking or about to break character.

Shaka Hislop

bitofabind wrote: »

She's about to host Love Island so doubt the spotlight's going to fade any time soon. She seems to be universally disliked by the general public, a real "I dunno what it is but I can't take to her" type, and yet pushed into all sorts of high profile entertainment TV gigs in the industry. A bit of a head scratcher.

Universally disliked? Maybe odd pockets & rabid Sun readers....but definitely nothing more than that I'm afraid

99nsr125

bitofabind wrote: »

She's about to host Love Island so doubt the spotlight's going to fade any time soon. She seems to be universally disliked by the general public, a real "I dunno what it is but I can't take to her" type, and yet pushed into all sorts of high profile entertainment TV gigs in the industry. A bit of a head scratcher.

She has no empathy and doesn't really care about other people.

People watching can sense that.

Larbre34

cms88 wrote: »

Paul Treyvaud the ''celebratory chef''. In the media at the moment about reopening etc But is so full of **** it's unreal. Another who i would put into the ''Answer to a question no asked''

His reply to anyone who dares to give a bad review tells you enough about him.

Hes on the telly now.

What a colossal bellend.

RabbleRouser2k

Shaka Hislop wrote: »

Universally disliked? Maybe odd pockets & rabid Sun readers....but definitely nothing more than that I'm afraid

Read up on the whole Niamh Walsh thing. She colossally messed up with that.

You had high profile papers such as the Washington Post coming to Walsh's defense.

Whit-less knows that the media can make or break you. The more you aggravate them, the more you're gonna be Public Enemy No 1.
Even the IRish media are being less and less kind to her, nowadays.
And she studied Journalism (which is all the more baffling that she tries to attack the media). She knows how fickle media can be.

Shaka Hislop

RabbleRouser2k wrote: »

Read up on the whole Niamh Walsh thing. She colossally messed up with that.

You had high profile papers such as the Washington Post coming to Walsh's defense.

Whit-less knows that the media can make or break you. The more you aggravate them, the more you're gonna be Public Enemy No 1.
Even the IRish media are being less and less kind to her, nowadays.
And she studied Journalism (which is all the more baffling that she tries to attack the media). She knows how fickle media can be.

I'm aware of her recent media dealings...it doesn't change the fact that she is not universally disliked.
As long as the general public still adore her, then that's all that matters to her employers...

cms88

bitofabind wrote: »

She's about to host Love Island so doubt the spotlight's going to fade any time soon. She seems to be universally disliked by the general public, a real "I dunno what it is but I can't take to her" type, and yet pushed into all sorts of high profile entertainment TV gigs in the industry. A bit of a head scratcher.

THe reason she's getting such high profile jobs is simple. She's female and will start shouting from the roof tops is she doesn't get her way claiming it's sexit etc