PyroChamber
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Can you think of any movies where the person we're suppose to root for is just as unlikeable, if not more, than the one we're suppose to hate?
Anakin in the PT.
Oddly enough, I find a lot of roles that Charlize Theron plays to be unlikable.I mean, I wouldn't say we're supposed to "root for" her, but Charlize Theron in Young Adult is definitely the protagonist. And is VERY intentionally unlikable.
The Na'vi from Avatar (which branched out to me being apathetic to Jake Sully)
This is the only time when I really hated a protagonist. By the end of the movie, I sided with Col. Quaritch. Not really because I agreed with his views and actions but because the Na'vi were just overbearing.
I don't think that was intentional. At least not in the beginning.
Oddly enough, I find a lot of roles that Charlize Theron plays to be unlikable.
Yeah in the first two films Luke is pretty whiny. He gets more likeable as he matures though. He's better in the second one than he is in ep. IV.Luke Skywalker - Too whiny for my liking.
Tony Stark also has his moments.
“I thought it would be fun to take the kind of character that nobody would like, none of our readers would like, and shove him down their throats and make them like him.” - Stan Lee
Yeah in the first two films Luke is pretty whiny. He gets more likeable as he matures though. He's better in the second one than he is in ep. IV.
I thought OP meant unintentionally unlikable? If he meant intentionally unlikable I would've said Zuckerberg from TSN.
Everyone that's actually associated with the Gang. And sometimes being around them turns you into an ******* yourself.Not a movie- but everyone is Always Sunny is an ***hole lol
I don't like Katniss from the Hunger Games movies.
Tony Stark being a questionably protagonist is intentional. Stan Lee liked the idea of making a rich Howard Hughes style Arms Dealer a hero in a during Vietnam in the sixties.