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DREWIEY's avatar

She looks like a d own syndrome person but without the kindness.

Cary Cotterman's avatar

Sort of like Thunberg face.

Betsy's avatar

Your observation is so much kinder yet so much more on point than what I was going to say (that she has such an oddly masculine face, but not a jolly boy face - a thuggish boy face). "Without the kindness" precisely describes her expression.

Indigenius's avatar

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Andrew Ho's avatar

The lead actress is quite ugly. She looks like a man.

Ben L.'s avatar

She's no Melissa Benoist. 😐

Darrin's avatar

Is anyone looking forward to seeing the SuperUglyGirl movie? This actress is ugly on the inside and the outside and the movie is ugly too.

TrickyLaSoul's avatar

Grace is a feminist sh1tbag. But a broken clock is correct twice a day.

DemsAreTrash's avatar

Smelly Elfcock is hideous and Grace Randolph is 71 years old. Two hags duking it out.

Nik Jacobs's avatar

Some male actors destroy themselves at the gym just to get an audition meanwhile these so-called actresses lack 10% of “source material” features yet yap shit 24/7.

Cary Cotterman's avatar

One of my first crushes, when I was seven years old, was Supergirl--the one in the comic books of the 1960s. That Supergirl was not only strong and fast and smart, she was kind and fun and even sweet, the kind of girl a guy would like to know. Today's Supergirl seems to be the opposite, or at least the actress portraying her gives that impression. No crushes to give this time around.

But I will say her hair looks realistic for someone who has been flying through the air at high speed. Needs a good wash and combing out.

Fredo's avatar

I can’t wait for this picture to pop out so I can watch it on Netflix three weeks later. 😆

Michael A. Putlack's avatar

What's flabbergasting is that all she had to do was shut her mouth, but she couldn't even do that.

David Perlmutter's avatar

Should have stuck with Melissa Benoist.

Mark A Kruger's avatar

Studios need contracts that prohibit stars from talking at all. the publicity does far more harm it seems.

Michael A. Putlack's avatar

I agree, but it's also nice that they let us know exactly who they are.

Ovenbird's avatar

I’ll stick with the DC Superhero Girls cartoon because it honors lore while being hilarious and well-written. Can’t go wrong with Lauren Faust. Nicole Sullivan is the voice actor for Super Girl and nails it.

Calvin Jones's avatar

I mean, people are allowed to say what they think about any given subject and and on any given day. I mean there are people who wish you would shut up also. But I defend your freedom to speak, my freedom to speak, and her freedom to speak any day of any week of any year. The film may succeed or fail based on how good it is right?

Dag Nabbit's avatar

I would assume a business would not want their star to alienate potential audience goers. Everyone saw what happened to Snow White with a mouthy starlet thinking she was more important than the film.

I agree , if it is a good film , it can recover over bad interviews with its stars. But if the stars make poeple not even want to consider going to the film then they have lost a battle before the movie hits theatres.

Calvin Jones's avatar

Sometimes a company, especially who is making a piece of art if you want to call it that, is very much in the business of offending people who view their product. A very famous and accomplished filmmaker once said that if another filmmaker is not offending someone they’re not doing their job. For those involved in making films it is not always about every last dollar you can squeeze out of it. Yes, you want to reach an audience. Yes, you want to reach an audience that is receptive to your statement. But its not about selling every last ticket that you can.

TrickyLaSoul's avatar

Hollywood is riddled with debt and is in the process of collapse. Jobs are going at a rapid rate. They need all the money they can for their bloated overbudget dogsh1t

Calvin Jones's avatar

Hollywood is not riddled in debt that is objectively untrue. Some acquisitions have put the purchasers in debt because they made purchases that were beyond their capacity and their means. The hey are taking a gamble. Those gambles do not represent the probability of the individual projects that are being produced. There are many many Hollywood productions that have been and remain profitable. Broadly, it’s one of the most profitable industries there are.

Calvin Jones's avatar

OK, somebody could easily go through your posts and feel inclined to ask you to stop talking. I would never do that and neither should they.

Calvin Jones's avatar

Wait, you want people to stop talking or just to stop saying what you’re in disagreement with? What about our country and it’s history? What about a voice and a platform has ever been about people not talking? Your position does not make any sense on its face. You’re sitting here on a platform talking. Think about it for a second! When someone says anything, either consider it or dismiss it. It’s up to you. The only position in response to someone else’s thought or idea or feeling that is inappropriate is for you to ask for it to be silenced. Any other position you take on what they say is cool. It doesn’t hurt you to have someone say a goddamn thing, no matter what it is. Or then again maybe it does hurt you… I don’t know.

Vengful Fairie's avatar

The few advertisements I've seen for this one seem to mainly focus on her dog. The scenes in the advert that featured her gave me an instant dislike of her.

Steve's avatar

My high school daughter is excited about this film. She and her friends go to a lot of movies. It could succeed if it clicks with them.