People You Hate Whom Everyone Else Loves
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Now that's just not fair. Michael Bay has way more artistic integrity than J.J. Abrams.Saelune said:
Jay Baruchel
You know, I'm pretty nerdy. I play a lotta games, spend a lotta time on the internet, read fantasy books, Etc. But this guy's """adorkable""" nerdy voice and personality make me want to punch him in his stupid little face and steal his lunch money. Almost every movie he plays, he's an insufferable little turd. I think the most egregious role though for this guy was in The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Just watch that crap if you really wanna know what I'm talking about.
You know, I'm pretty nerdy. I play a lotta games, spend a lotta time on the internet, read fantasy books, Etc. But this guy's """adorkable""" nerdy voice and personality make me want to punch him in his stupid little face and steal his lunch money. Almost every movie he plays, he's an insufferable little turd. I think the most egregious role though for this guy was in The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Just watch that crap if you really wanna know what I'm talking about.
David Tennant, at least as Doctor Who.
He exemplifies everything Doctor Who shouldn't be, to me. A young, hipsterish guy in a tight-fitting suit, coming out with outlandish "whacky!" catchphrases. He crossed the line from quirky into cartoonish, a move for the worse. He had none of the gravitas of his predecessors.
It was also a terrible, terrible idea to focus on romance between the Doctor and his human companion. But, I can't blame Tennant for the writing, which was always the main issue with the show.
He exemplifies everything Doctor Who shouldn't be, to me. A young, hipsterish guy in a tight-fitting suit, coming out with outlandish "whacky!" catchphrases. He crossed the line from quirky into cartoonish, a move for the worse. He had none of the gravitas of his predecessors.
It was also a terrible, terrible idea to focus on romance between the Doctor and his human companion. But, I can't blame Tennant for the writing, which was always the main issue with the show.
Totalbiscuit. Every video he makes is 5 to 10 minutes to express his opinion, then another 40 to 50 minutes of repeating the exact same points over and over ad nauseam, and he thinks he is such an erudite just because he makes such long and rambling videos.
That and, if you've ever seen him react to criticism or talk to his viewers you'll know, he's an asshole.
That and, if you've ever seen him react to criticism or talk to his viewers you'll know, he's an asshole.
Ironically he used to be my favorite Doctor when I first started watching, but now I can barely stand him. Most of what I hate is how just about ever woman IN-UNIVERSE would swoon all over him, to say nothing of the fucking fan-girls.Silvanus said:
And speaking of Tennant era Doctor Who and people I hate that everyone else loves, Rose Tyler. I HATE Rose Tyler. She unapologetically abandons her boyfriend to run off with the Doctor, generally treats him like shit, and later gets turned into a fucking Mary Sue.
Yeah, I don't really get the appeal. I guess there's some respect for having his own opinions (that generally don't follow one obvious leaning).Buffoon1980 said:
Sort of similarly, I've never really gotten the appeal of Joe Rogan. Even when he has interesting guests, he rarely has much of his own to offer. And was always a bit annoying as a UFC commentator (dunno if he still does that, got out of watching it)
The one that comes to mind is Beyonce.
She has terrible songs, especially the lyrics, even for modern pop standards (all the single ladies, all the single ladies, all the single ladies, all the single ladies, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ... such depth).
She makes a song like "Pretty hurts" where she complains about having to comply with modern beauty standards (all the make up, clothing, stylizing, keeping a "perfect" weight and shape) but fails to mention that it's women like her who are creating those standards.
She claims to be a feminist yet she's with a guy who constantly refers to women as "bitches" in his songs.
She does misguided activism, like that time she made a big Black Panther type show at the Superbowl, in tribute to some asshole who stabbed a guy and then was swinging a knife at cops before getting shot.
Her fanbase is also annoying but that's not her fault (for the most part).
She has terrible songs, especially the lyrics, even for modern pop standards (all the single ladies, all the single ladies, all the single ladies, all the single ladies, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ... such depth).
She makes a song like "Pretty hurts" where she complains about having to comply with modern beauty standards (all the make up, clothing, stylizing, keeping a "perfect" weight and shape) but fails to mention that it's women like her who are creating those standards.
She claims to be a feminist yet she's with a guy who constantly refers to women as "bitches" in his songs.
She does misguided activism, like that time she made a big Black Panther type show at the Superbowl, in tribute to some asshole who stabbed a guy and then was swinging a knife at cops before getting shot.
Her fanbase is also annoying but that's not her fault (for the most part).
Seth "freakin" Rogan. I think he's boring and one note. I thought Sausage Party was pretentious and juvenile. His earlier films were fresh and interesting, but I think he needs to come to grips with the fact he's far removed from a teenager these days.
I can practically taste the bile dripping from this post and absolutely love it. +1Silentpony said:
Zoey Deshanel, or however you spell it. Her sister too. Both of those women are vapid automatons, with zero acting ability, and the emotional range of slugs.
Everyone on Seinfeld. I've never seen what people found funny about that show, it was utter shit for me, and the comedians are horrible, especially Julia Louis-Dreyfuss.
Everyone from SNL too now that I think about it. Especially the ones from the 90's era. Wil Ferrell can fuck right off as far as I'm concerned, but that entire batch is poison. Yes, people found one schtick of ours funny, lets milk that persona in EVERYTHING WE DO FOR THE NEXT 20 FUCKING YEARS.
Everyone on Seinfeld. I've never seen what people found funny about that show, it was utter shit for me, and the comedians are horrible, especially Julia Louis-Dreyfuss.
Everyone from SNL too now that I think about it. Especially the ones from the 90's era. Wil Ferrell can fuck right off as far as I'm concerned, but that entire batch is poison. Yes, people found one schtick of ours funny, lets milk that persona in EVERYTHING WE DO FOR THE NEXT 20 FUCKING YEARS.
As Adam Carolla once said, "Do you think anyone would care about Zooey Deschanel if her name wasn't Zooey Deschanel?"Happyninja42 said:
Most of mine that would actually be relevant are likely political people who would draw the ire of certain groups that have wormed their way into this website over the past few years.