I don't need either, but I voted for Half Life 3 just cause the Snyderverse people are annoying now I kind of enjoy when they don't get something they want.
Surprised nobody hasn't mentioned Samuel L. Jackson.
I was thinking about it, but a lot of Samuel L Jackson characters are radically different aside from their volume or tone. He has enough range to not be considered one of the worst offenders.
He's not super famous but J.B. Smoove takes me out of any role he's in because he has the same exact delivery every time. I feel bad for criticizing him, because I think it's a speech impediment, but he's a comedy actor with no range who's unfunny in so many things.
Christopher Walken plays himself too, but it doesn't really bug me.
Ryan Reynolds
Kevin Hart and the Rock. When they're alone but especially when they're together in a movie.
Matthew McConaughey
Jennifer Aniston
Adam Sandler and every friend of Adam Sandler who keeps starring in Adam Sandler movies
Wanting to bang young hot chicks isn't unreasonable, but exclusively dating women decades younger than you feels creepy.
I think when guys do that they're usually trying to exploit a power imbalance in the relationship (age, money, resources, etc;) and are probably abusive. It's like they're specifically choosing women too young to have enough experience with romantic relationships to spot out sketchy behavior, so it just goes unnoticed and gets normalized by a partner that doesn't know any better.
With celebs, there's always going to be that power imbalance just cause of socioeconomic status so it's not as taboo but it still feels like a red flag.
When people believe morality is objective, they use any violation of said morals to dehumanize the people who break said imaginary codes. With logic we can reason why certain moral stances should be considered taboo if violated, but that doesn't change that it is ultimately subjective. There's always a context behind every crime or sin, just like there are exceptions to every rule.
You can cherrypick dozens of frustrating atrocities in human history, but that kneejerk emotional response isn't proof of moral objectivity, because it requires a lot of specific variables to feel objectively wrong. Also, saying that something is not objectively wrong isn't saying that it's subjectively right. Most moral conflicts are not simple either/or scenarios.
Wonder Woman. She and Thor are both royalty and in most interpretations their people are alive. They're just normally separated from their old friends and family for plot reasons. Both Themyscira and Asgard are based off of ancient mythological pantheons, whereas Superman's more of a scifi jesus allegory.
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