A Debate on Infamous Movie Characters: Who Is the Worst?
This image presents a four-way comparison of controversial characters from iconic films, asking viewers to identify who they consider the 'worst.' The collage features Rose Dawson Calvert from Titanic, John Hammond from Jurassic Park, Grandpa Joe from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, and Jenny Curran from Forrest Gump. Each character has been the subject of long-standing fan debates regarding their motivations, personal choices, and impact on the protagonists within their respective stories. The post invites audiences to weigh in on these polarizing figures and justify their opinions based on the events depicted in these classic cinematic works.
Whore number 2 at least had an excuse, being brought up by a sexually abusive father and all.
The one who died of HepC
John Hammond in the book is by far the worst. He is nice santa claus in the movie. in the book he is still thinking of a way to turn things around and be successful even after the deaths just as a swarm of compies are eating their way through his throat.
Fuck grandpa Joe!
I despise people who claim Jenny was the villain of Forrest Gump. The whole f#cking film spells it out for you that she was sexually abused by her father. PTSD makes you push away the best people in your life because you're afraid they'll leave you once they figure out how broken
You, for posting this garbage
Hammond was ambitious. But it was not as much as about getting filthy rich as it's about making the most spectacular theme park ever conceived, damn the consequences. I don't agree with him but his ambition is respectable.
Rose is the worst character in history, and people believe that's the best love story ever.
We all know it was Percy Witmore from the Green Mile. The IRL actor even married a 16 year old when he was 51.
John Hammond could be called many things: "Short sighted, naïve, childish, foolish”, but "greedy" is definitely not correct. After all, his mantra (which he repeats constantly throughout the movie) is "I spared no expense." and he argued with the lawyer about making the park acce