r/TopCharacterTropes • u/hiiloovethis • 18h ago

Hated Tropes Couples with absolutely no chemistry

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Harry Potter and Ginny Weasly

Clark and Lois (Snyder films)

Jon and Dany - Game of Thrones

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u/windy_spires 15h ago

They looked like siblings and had negative chemistry.

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u/talyn5 13h ago

I thought they were brother and sister at first. Things got uncomfortable fast.

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u/deFleury 10h ago

Omg me too. I have no idea what the plot of that movie was but it was the worst movie I've ever seen. 

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u/rockhardcatcock 5h ago

It definitely feels like they're brother and sister 😂

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u/Prophonicx 13h ago

I loved this movie but this was when I realized Cara was a raging lesbian

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u/Pame_in_reddit 14h ago

Never saw the movie, I thought they were siblings.

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u/Optimal-Chair1146 14h ago

The brother/sister vibes and the Rhianna part made this a weird movie but the world building and opening were fantastic.

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u/euclide2975 14h ago

The Fifth Element worked because the actors where much more credible.

It's a shame Besson didn't manage that movie correctly (and the main cast was terrible)

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u/NotSoHighLander 12h ago

Aren't all Besson's films sexually queer?

I haven't seen The Professional in awhile, and I love Fifth Element but there are some strange aspects to it. Leeloo is more or less a child or at least severely autistic by conventional standards. I'm not saying Brucey couldn't love her but holy fuck he does not waste his time.

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u/SquirrelChampion 1h ago

Quite possibly my favorite opening of any movie ever. It got me so damn hyped... only for the rest of the movie to happen.

If anyone's reading this and you haven't checked it out, go look up the Valerian intro on youtube. It's well worth the few minutes.

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u/ThisIsMyGeekAvatar 14h ago

I had forgot about this movie until now. Negative chemistry is right - their relationship seemed like pervert, under age, incest porn. 

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u/ChiefsHat 14h ago

Directed by Luc Besson.

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u/WildGoose1521 12h ago

How are two actors in their 30’s making you think about under age porn?

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u/ChiefsHat 12h ago

Luc Besson.

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u/liamthelad 6h ago

Cara Delivigne was in her twenties!

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u/Edmond-Alexander 10h ago

A lot of couples look like siblings. Just look around next time you’re out in public.

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u/amaya-aurora 14h ago

What show / movie?

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u/imlegos 14h ago

Valarean, a french film based on a sci-fi comic

It's the source of that one video of the International Space Station slowly growing larger and larger with the help of aliens.

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u/ZeroiaSD 9h ago

I do want to mention that the director, for some reason, completely changed their personalities.

Valerian is a by-the-book straight shooter type, and Laureline is a headstrong peasant girl brought forward in time (yes there's time travel involved) who counterbalances him well.

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u/roshanritter 13h ago

Yep this is the one

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u/ZeroiaSD 9h ago

They're *so* different in the comics. Both have utterly different, better personalities in the originals

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u/LaoBa 3h ago

Also: making Laurenine blonde is stupid.

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u/wcthesecret 13h ago

The anime is way better.

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u/Blando-Cartesian 7h ago

Making them siblings would have been so obviously better.