[ SECRET POST #4196 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4196 ⌋

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Comments

What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[(Anonymous)]

^^^^^^^

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[kaijinscendre]

The 'no-homo' Steve/Sharon kiss in Civil War. IMO, the only reason it exists is because someone was like, "Bucky and Steve are acting too much like a couple in this. QUICK, make one of them makeout with a woman."

Not only does the kiss not make sense (the two characters barely know each other), it is creepy (Steve is making out with Peggy's niece like a day after Peggy has died).

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[belladonna_took]

It is weird. I think the scene where Natasha is asking Steve about his love life in CA:WS is weird too.

Avengers franchise needs to calm down with pairing everyone off. They're all so random too. Where is the build up? Lazy writing. Even if they didn't want to waste screen time on romance plots, at least have them flirt a bit while they're killing villains together or something.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[(Anonymous)]

I saw the thing with Natasha and Steve as mostly being about establishing their platonic friendship,

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[belladonna_took]

I can't really explain why it was so awkward to me. I just cringed watching it.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[philstar22]

Yes. SO much yes.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[soldatsasha]

Oh man, yeah. They interacted like... twice before that in the movies?

Am I remembering this right? We see that she's his neighbor. Then he finds out she's a SHIELD agent and he thinks that's super creepy and weird. Then she's in DC during the whole Triskelion mess but like at most they share a patriotic nod at each other? And then Peggy dies. And then when they're on the run they've gotta get in a quick smooch?

And then having established that Steve is Patriotically Heterosexual, Sharon is promptly written out of the MCU never to be seen or heard from again.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[(Anonymous)]

I hate that "Fixer Upper" song in Frozen. The whole scene bugged me.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh god this. Easily my most hated song in Frozen. Might be up there with one of my most hated songs in Disney Princess films in general actually.

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[(Anonymous)]

I fucking loved this song! it always makes me crack up.

I mean I could see different reasons why one might not like it, but I specifically liked the instigating trolls (her current engagement/is a flex arrangement --- TRIFLING TROLLS!)

And the whole spiel mid song about how you can't actually change a person so please don't enter this thinking you'll fix him (despite the song being about his faults & how love can change things, which I think to some extent is true -- if you're an asshole, you may try to turn it down for someone you care about, thus the relationship, not necessarily the non asshole, changes the person/helps them make d different choices) was a nice PSA.

But that's cool! What don't you like about It?

Re: What are your least favorite scenes in movies you love?

[greghousesgf]

the sudden non-ending of Monty Python and the Holy Grail always kind of bugged me.