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• • spunkbag

    Aug 6th 2012, 6:50

    Your telling me you have room for bella swan but no room for Eric cartman.

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  • MikeyRix

    Aug 6th 2012, 8:45

    #24 also walked away with the film, which says a lot about her...

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  • ChrisWootton

    Aug 6th 2012, 10:31

    Shia LaBeouf endeared himself to nobody (including, apparently, Harrison Ford)... Really? I've never heard that... Is there a link anywhere? as I'm interested to know more about that.

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  • CaptainCrazy

    Aug 6th 2012, 11:49

    Gunnery Sergeant Hartman should be motivational speaker - the man is legendary. Thank god for The Frighteners and Spongebob for keeping the dream alive.

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  • Aberskene

    Aug 6th 2012, 11:58

    What about Ben in Man Bites Dog? That's one messed up dude!

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  • Jareth64

    Aug 6th 2012, 12:07

    "Is it Jar Jar's dubious Caribbean patois? Or his gormless infantilism? Or the fact that we all walked into The Phantom Menace with sky-high hopes and George Lucas gave us this?" You're the ones who gave the first prequel 4/5, Total Film.

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  • jacobfinlay

    Aug 6th 2012, 12:33

    not really a list of the most offensive more the most disgusting and annoying also how can you put forrest gump on there!!!

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  • Zandman75

    Aug 6th 2012, 12:39

    Great choice to put Forrest Gump in there. That movie is a disgrace. But... where is Chad from "in the Company of Men"!? Surely a top 10 candidate!

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  • SiMan

    Aug 6th 2012, 13:10

    In Me Myself & Irene it's actually Hank (Charlie's split persona) who is the offensive one, not Charlie.

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  • ChrisWootton

    Aug 6th 2012, 13:32

    I'm guessing not then.. couldn't find anything on the web. Care to elaborate Mr Kinnear?

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  • Hadouken76

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:07

    I would like to add Vinnie Jones as Juggernaut for (almost) killing off the X-men franchise and Summer from 500 days of Summer, never wanted to punch a woman so much...with the front end of a truck.

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  • marc96

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:10

    @chriswooton the only thing i knew about harrison ford was that he was disappointed that shia criticised the indiana jones film other than that i didnt think there was anything else

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  • marc96

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:13

    Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas should be here

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  • Hadouken76

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:18

    Oh and the cast of Juno, mostly for the fact none of the characters SPEAK LIKE HUMAN BEINGS. Its like listening to some Dawsonese soundbite generator, and this won an Oscar for the screenwriter? Then again, so did the writer of Batman and Robin for a John Nash biopic that bore no resemblance to the truth.

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  • Toursiveu

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:37

    This list doesn't really make sense : on the one hand you have characters that are INTENTIONALLY offensive and on the other hand you have characters that seem offensive because they're the most reviled performances in movies. Those are only offensive because they're RAZZIE material but they're not supposed to be offensive. It's not the same thing... A list of intentionally offensive characters would be funnier and Eric Cartman should be n°1... On the list of performances you just don't like because they're terrible, where's Halle Berry's Catwoman? And where is Ken Jeong in anything he's done these last three years?

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  • ChrisWootton

    Aug 6th 2012, 14:40

    Cheers Marc.. I was hoping for some kind of interview where Harrison Ford said exactly what we all think. Appreciate the feedback

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  • Hadouken76

    Aug 6th 2012, 16:33

    Should have just been 50 Chris Tucker movies.

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  • smellyhands

    Aug 6th 2012, 17:56

    Donkey from Shrek.. Most irritating character created. Also Hadouken76 spot on with Juno.

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  • Firedragon76

    Aug 7th 2012, 8:07

    How about the entire 'cast' of Meet the Feebles?

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  • ariboy

    Aug 10th 2012, 11:13

    I'm in agreement with Toursiveu. The list should either be intentionally offensive characters, or characters which the audience just ended up hating (like Jar Jar Binks). That said, I have no idea what Luc Besson was trying to achieve with 'Ruby Rod' in The Fifth Element. Was he intentionally annoying, or was that all down to Chris Tucker "annoying f***er" ? How he never made this list, let alone the top 3 I do not know! I also agree that Eric Cartman and Tommy DeVito should be in there, and I'll add my own to the top of the list – Don Logan from Sexy Beast.

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  • jayprime

    Aug 10th 2012, 11:20

    Offensive? Ricky Gervais in everything he's ever done!

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  • aitchjay

    Aug 10th 2012, 11:26

    Lt. Daniel Kaffee in A Few Good Men, Tom Cruise being melodramatic in EVERY scene!

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  • gabbyevs

    Aug 10th 2012, 12:08

    charlie baileygates/hank is classic comedy gold

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  • gabbyevs

    Aug 10th 2012, 12:26

    forrest gump offensive? hes the most likeable character ever

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  • FBYBrown

    Aug 10th 2012, 13:44

    Bluto from Animal House didn't use a cream puff, but MASHED POTATOES.

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  • allykatharvey

    Aug 10th 2012, 18:03

    Mel "Braveheart" Gibson. They never wore blue paint - that was the ancient Brits south of the border BC! The French Princess stupidly says, "Zeez Eeengleeshmen, know nozzing about lerv ..." Firstly, her husband, to whom she is referring, was FRENCHMAN (who never spoke a word of English) and secondly, she should have been a virgin! A troublemaking Wally of film - I even hate Gibson's face now.

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  • christinemader

    Aug 12th 2012, 19:40

    Stewarts performance is bad and she should feel bad. - But to say that she "is a thinly veiled plea for good girls to abstain from sex before marriage" is just wrong, she actually plays the role of the one that does want to have sex before marriage. Which actually just makes her performance worse and (to people who read the book) offensive as hell!! Offensive character? NO! Offensive actress? VERY MUCH INDEED!!

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  • jtrfranklin

    Aug 22nd 2012, 1:16

    I'd like to point out that EVERYTHING was offensive in "Batman and Robin". Batgirl was a vapid bimbo, Clooney was the Sh*ts as Batman, Anald as Mr. Freeze? Nuff said. Even poor Bane was made into a bumbling growling idiot. But you said plenty by adding O'Donnle's stupid a** in here.

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