@@engrlito i didn’t care for her in the books, she was almost stalkerish in the beginning and the relationship just seems kind of sudden on Harry’s part, no build up
@@kristencotty4439 Yeah, I agree with that. Ginny might have been a better character in the books, but their relationship isn't much better to be honest, I barely see anything when they actually do get together. And maybe its just me, but I hated how Ginny got jealous of Cho when she planned on taking Harry to Ravenclaw HQ. Like, there are more important things and there is no way in hell Harry would think of Cho in the middle of danger. So much for trust...
@@88zsurla I barely remember anything after book 5, I was so angry with Rowling’s for killing Sirius so blasély, and afterwards, Dumbledore’s death was so predictable. And as for 7..... you can guess where this goes, maybe it’s a product of him being so young when the series started, but honestly I didn’t root for anyone for Harry, I could see when Ron got jealous of victor krum in 4, but he was too immature for hermoine.
Personally, I blame whoever wrote the movies for this. They totally messed up the relationship in the fifth and sixth movies so by the time they got together, it was rushed and weird. This whole part of the movies was butchered.
Over a decade later, and Harry and Ginny's "shoelace" moment STILL makes me cringe to this day! 🤦🏻♀️ I also miss Ginny's feisty personality from the books.
They didn't spend anytime to show the feistiness,the badass Ginny for the movies. They spent more time on the actual plot and the chemistry between Ron and Hermione.
I remember when they nearly kissed on the stairs and I was like, 'woah! Where did that come from?' No build up. Literally only made sense because of the books. X
Yes it definitely was.. I have all the movies and never got tired of them.. especially like the first and second one . The third one I wasn’t that crazy about cause they changed the woman in it and it just was not the same..
Same! I love the Mummy! I think one of the reasons it still works today is that it’s big and fun, and just a little scary. It’s a good mix and a great adventure film
That movie does not get the credit it deserves. It's hilarious, fun, neat, scary, they didn't go overboard with the CGI, and Rick and Eevee are so hot together.
This is kind of a weird/unpopular opinion but I shipped Harry and Luna. Harry was more comfortable around her than with anyone else and I always enjoyed their scenes together. I always felt like Harry should’ve ended up being a hogwarts professor and I always felt like Luna should’ve become the new Hagrid since she reminds me of him. So wouldn’t it be really adorable if they like ate lunch together or something and the whole Harry and Ginny thing came out of left field, they have no chemistry and I don’t ship them. So Harry and Luna would’ve been perfect.
I totally agree!!! 💯💯 I never liked Harry and Ginny together. I always though the he was better with luna. I was really sad that they didn't get together
Funny..i just said the same thing to someone before i even saw your comment. I could of saved myself some time if only i would of scrolled down a little bit more.
I agree with you. They did indeed develop very strong feelings for one another, but having Anakin say, "I don't like sand" and then here comes Rise Of Skywalker where Rey BURIES the lightsaber in sand as well as having Rey say, "Rey Skywalker" I'm sorry but I did NOT like that.
Msmojo and Watchmojo should seriously work on their lists..and I can definitely agree with how padme and anakin did have good chemistry. I thought how they portrayed their romance sweet yet tragic
@@madampluto3092 books and movies they have no chemistry. Neither do Ron and Hermione. They couldn't even give Neville and Luna a shot. All around a mess, imo.
You have not read the books, have you? Ron and hermoine had good chemistry, it came from JK Rowling’s heart. Even Ginny and Harry had a lot of communication in the book, the movies just did them dirty.
really? each to own, i guess. for me, whether anyone ships them or not, the actors did a great job portraying the emotions and making it feel organic. it's simply that it's very difficult to be devoted to chemistry between them when Chris will always have the greatest chemistry with Tom Hiddleston the most.
Well, they are supposed to have some initial chemistry. She does sleep with him the night they meet, and she decides to stay at the club and hang out with him even before she started drinking. So the point was that he was supposed to just be a one-night stand, not a life partner. Then oops! Baby.
Me, too. It may have been low key over hot and heavy, but the chemistry was great. They were sweet and hot in a real friendship and good-for-each other way.
Same. I feel like they didn't watch the whole movie. They start out awkward because their lives are messy but by the end they're so cute and perfect for each other. Loveable
It’s either two things that affect chemistry: 1.Bad writing and direction 2. The actors not vibing with one another or feeling too awkward I think you should have added Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo in The Avengers. It was more awkward than cute.
@@marikaii4618 they did, but i think they wanted a way to give Cap the life he wanted so they stuck with the Peggy storyline (which was kind cute ngl, but sad at the same time to see him go). But Scarlett and Chris already have amazing chemistry because they've been best friends since the early 2000's
One famous couple were Maria and Tony in West Side Story. They *HATED* each other. Yet the material, directing and acting was so fabulous that chemistry was there.
I didn't think there was any chemistry between them at all yet I still really like the movie. The boy who played Jennifer Lopez's son brought a great deal of heart to the movie. Overall, it was really well done so their lack of chemistry made sense somehow.
I agree! Just because Ralph Fiennes played Voldemort, doesn’t mean he doesn’t make a great romantic lead. Those eyes melt me when he looks at J-Lo. I love that scene after the ball by the rainy window.
Haven't seen the film, but I thought the conflict was that Katherine Heigl gets pregnant on a one night stand and gets mad that she has to develop a relationship with Seth Rogen for being the father despite him being an idiot.
not every movie can have the chemistry between leads like titanic..in fact.leo and kate had so much chemistry,20 years later,she calls him one of her best friends.
@@trinaq like shoelaces seriously that is like 🤦🏽♀️. I have way too many thoughts about this but seriously Ginny and Harry in general in the books have way better chemistry and fit together and because the movies are seen more than the books read people judge Hinny because they see false awkwardness which is not true. Ginny in literally anything else is true to hersekf
I know right it would built up Hinny so much better and Ginny would have got justice to her own character separately so that Hinny wouldn’t seem so made up and generic in the movies I love book Ginny, Ginny and Hinny and I feel like the movies were lacking those key aspects and yeah
@@theadventuresofarlo_- They got the wrong casting for Daniel’s love interest. Even with the build up, Daniel and Bonnie wouldn’t have chemistry. You can’t force chemistry.
@@jafaelpetals2022 I understand but this isn’t about Bonnie’s or Dan’s acting because they wasted Bonnie’s potential of Book Ginny and the real Hinny the directors had to squeeze romance in it was rushed and didn’t show Hinny to it’s proper gloryu
@Endya, not really. Apart from the second book she didn’t do anything plot relevant even though people like her personality more in the books. But it’s a huge change from the earlier books and was also often told not shown to do things.
@@sarasamaletdin4574 what about the fight at the ministry in the 5th book? and she keeps the DA going in the 7th book, her and harrys romance is a major plot point of book 6...
@@Sarah-ml4fv Yeah, I mean obviously Ginny isn’t as big a character as Harry, Ron or Hermione but she is still important. I love (book) Ginny. As a kid she is very timid and shy. And has a massive crush on Harry. As she get older she becomes much more confident and outspoken. She is extremely pretty and very popular but never lets it get to her head. Ginny is like Harry in that way, she is very popular and could easily feel very superior. But Ginny never seems to care about popularity much, and hangs out with people who are way less popular and cool than her, like Luna or Neville, if she wants. Just like Harry. Of course Ginny has flaws too, but she’s very caring, kind and compassionate, she always stands up for people who need it, she strongly cares about her friends and family, and she is very brave. Ginny doesn’t give up easily on anything, can be very tough (in a good way) and can brush a lot of things off easily and take things with him humor. (Like her brothers picking on her and stuff, she often can just brush it off and keep smiling). She is very confident, daring and can have a lot of attitude. She is very funny, clever is also a very talented at quidditch. Ginny “proves herself” as more of a “member” or “equal” to “Harry’s group”, in the 5th book in my opinion, that’s when she becomes more “on their level” and “more their age”. She spends a bit more time with the group and for the first time starts to occasionally spend one on one time with Harry (just as friends). Not like they plan it, but like when Ginny brings him a present from her mum in the library and then she stays and talks with him for a while by herself, just joking around together and being friends with Harry. She would never have done that a year before. Ginny is the one who talks to Harry about being possessed and convinces him that he isn’t and Ginny obviously also is one of the 6 students who go to the department of ministries. Obviously she becomes even more “important” in the 6th and 7th book. But in general I just love Ginny and think she’s definitely an important character. Both in all the ways she herself is important to the story and all the things she does, but also in the way she changes Harry and how she’s really important for Harry’s character development when he’s 16/17. But they definitely did a terrible job portraying her in the movies.
Yeah they didn’t have time because Harry was always busy trying to save the day. But they could’ve had more time if Ginny was another main character with Harry, Hermione, & Ron.
I don't know why they strayed from the books so much in the movies in regards to Ginny and Harry. I think it was weirdly written and directed. They directed Ginny to be way less powerful and kick ass. They only showed hints of that, when that's such a huge part of her character. It's like they tried to do "cute awkward," but it just didn't work.
@@LittleMissLion Harry and Ginny were amazing in the books. But unfortunately Hermione was the favorite character of Steve Kloves, who's the screenplay writer. Both him and the director David Yates wanted Harry and Hermione to be a couple . So they inreased/changed Hermione's role in the movies and sidelined Ron and Ginny. They even added in some extra scenes between Harry and Hermione that never existed in the books. And the result was that people who never read the books feel Harry/Hermione is a much better pairing than Harry/Ginny.
I think with the film Knocked Up, the actors having no chemistry at all was the point. They’re polar opposites and completely mismatched, but they’re drawn together by an unexpected pregnancy. Even the tagline of the film has a picture of Rogen’s face with an inscription that says “what would you do if this guy got you pregnant?”
You got to remember Daniel and Bonnie grew up on the Harry Potter set together. So even they were not comfortable with being a couple. Emma and Rupert could barely handle it. They didn't like kissing eachother cause it was like kissing a sibling. I don't think Rowling realized not every young man and young woman end up together when they grow up with each other. LOL
You guys really said Ralph Fiennes shouldn't be a romantic lead?! Yikes! Go educate yourself by watching some of his movies other than Harry Potter and get back to me.
Movie Ginny only has like 10 lines, absolutely no personality, a never-changing facial expression, and she's unrecognisable from the Ginny in the books that everyone loves. I feel like Daniel Radcliffe had more chemistry with Frances de la Tour (Madame Maxime), and never once interacted and Frances' face was CGId onto somebody else's on-set body. So that's saying something. Also, I think Anakin and Padme had pretty good chemistry, it's just the writing and direction that was bad. And I love that literally nobody is surprised by number 1 lmao
they left out so much of their interactions and just Ginny's personality in general in the movie that by the time their relationship came around there was no buildup like there was in the books
I loved Hugh and Drew's chemistry in Music and Lyrics, to this day it's still one of my favorite movies, and this is coming from someone who doesn't like romcoms.
I was thinking the same thing. I'm glad I'm not the only one. It might be a little awkward and geeky at points, but that's part of what made it cute and realistic for me.
@@hollybigelow5337 I agree. The more I think about it the more I understand where this channel was coming from. I guess they have more friend chemistry. But sometimes as a middle age to older adult that's actually what you're looking for.
@@propogandalf That actually makes perfect sense. I hadn’t thought about my age changing my perception, but it absolutely does. Thanks for your insight. That is spot on.
I think this list is confusing and they're trying to say that toxic relationships equal no chemistry but that doesn't really make sense, the reason people stay sometimes is because there is so much chemistry. I am NOT condoning toxic relationship though, if you're in one try whatever legal method you can to stay safe and/or get out of it.
yes agree! I just paused the video to find this comment. It is one of my favorite movies and the characters are very convincing. I would have never thought that they end up in one of those videos :(
funny enough, Daniel and Bonnie have great chemistry in real life. It's just the director and producers that fucked up Ginny's character which lead to the awkwardness of Harry and Ginny
@@janhavi1977 plus the books were still coming out at the time. They didn't know that Harry and ginny were going to be a thing so they made her act that way and it stuck
@@areumpark6104 Lmao I dont believe they didnt know. Jk Rowling worked with the screenwriters on every movie, plus when HP and the Sorcerer's Stone came out in 2001, there were already four books out and in The Goblet of Fire indeed, things between Harry and Ginny started to happen. Obv there was Cho later, but it was pretty visible Harry and Ginny were going to be a thing, especially since Ron & Hermione ship was already building up.
With you on that one. I liked all of them, even though I think Hartnett and Beckinsale had less chemistry than Affleck and Beckinsale. But that was the point, wasn't it? (I think we all favour one over the other :) But it was a good love triangle.
I disagree completely on Maid in Manhattan, which is one of my favorite romantic comedies of all time. It combines classic elements of the telenovela (struggling poor single mother meets rich-but-kindhearted romantic interest) with Hollywood glamour. I liked the chemistry between the characters, as Lopez shows to perfection the ackwardness of unwillingly having to impersonate an upper class lady, while she is working class herself. That she is expected to "serve" to these people is shown through all the interactions with Natasha Richardson's character. Why wouldn't she feel ackward while being treated as an equal by one of the customers (Fiennes), who enjoys the privilege of an environment of explotation and alienation? I also liked Ralph Fiennes in this role of a male protagonist, who is sweet, kind and reserved - refreshing, when you think of all the machos you use to get in romcoms...
I can't really blame the filmmakers for the way Harry and Ginny were portrayed in the films. The Half Blood Prince book wasn't published when The Chamber of Secrets came out in theaters. Maybe if JK Rowling had told them earlier that Harry and Ginny were going to be a thing later on we probably would've gotten something different in the films. Who knows?
Half these movies I've never even seen. Ginny looks like Harry's mom. Natalie Portman is a better actress in everything else other than Star Wars. She did a much better job when she was a little girl in The Professional!
Kelly even said that she didn’t enjoy it. They are just friends. They dated for like three months, because the media put them together. Also, they didn’t like making the movie, nor did they enjoy making all of this other publicity and media stuff.
To be fair, Ben Affleck's interaction with any human, other then Matt Damon, is always awkward. I would definitely put him in a top 10 list of worst big name actors of all time.
Brendon and Rachel were memorable. :) In the Tourist, Angie's character is having a fake relationship. Remember she is committed to a dangerous man that she loves. I also remember Depp's real wife didn't like them working together. It made her jealous but as we see. No reason to worry. Not the plot.
Actually they had 8 movies to build a good romance between Harry and Ginny it was still weird. I honestly don't watch any movie after the 5th one anymore.
I feel bad for Daniel Radcliffe and Bonnie Wright. It's not their fault they grew up together since they were 10/11 and suddenly had to pretend to be in love with each other. I imagine it'd be like kissing your sister. And the filmmakers cutting out key parts for Ginny's character and moments that could've shown Harry growing attracted to her didn't help. I've never been a Hinny shipper but the movies fully turned me to the Drarry side.
@@maroonggirl totally I don't blame them. I haven't watched them in other stuff but they r good actors it's just a weird dynamic n in the movies it felt kinda forced.
@@ΕΥΘΥΜΙΟΣΚΑΛΙΤΣΟΣ I actually haven't watched it in a while but for all I remember i really hated the last 2 they were so dark n annoying they felt like DC no offense to DC
Say what you want about Twilight but there's no way that you can watch the films and not see that Robert, Kristen and Taylor have chemistry. If anything blame the sometimes awkward/cringe scenes between them and the writing, which they actually managed to pull off. But there's no way that you can say that they didn't have chemistry.
Yeah I didn't expect them to be at the top of the list. You can not like Twilight but I don't think there's a lack of chemistry, just like you said they can be awkward, KS mostly.
@@whosaprettykitty5076 I feel like Kristen nailed Bella, the problem is that Bella is a bland and annoying protagonist and the script was bad, so she had no development
Kristen Stewart is a truly terrible actress incapable of emoting. It was evident in all the Twilight movies as well as everything she's done since then. Add to that the fact that she and Rob Pattinson had zero chemistry together. However, Taylor Lautner did a good job as Jacob and there was indeed chemistry between him and Rob (strangely), as well as occasionally between him and Bella. As a trio, they deserve to be on this list, though I would argue not at the #1 spot.
Omg Rick and Evelyn in The Mummy 2 had incredible chemistry! The love they portrayed as husband and wife in that movie was so cute and beautiful. They were instantly relationship goals to me 🥰
Cause they weren't afraid to make Evelyn smart but also a bit ditsy...she wasn't one of these ridiculous "strong female characters" who never puts a foot wrong and takes herself too seriously.
I like Christian Bale and Katie Holmes chemistry better than Maggie Gyllenhaal but since there chemistry made an dishonorable mention i guess that's not saying much
But if Katie Holmes played Rachel in the dark Knight and SHE blew up instead Maggie gyllenhaal, I wouldn't have been sad, I would have cheered. Nolan made the right choice in recasting her
Am I missing something? I definitely don’t see how the romance in twilight was bad. It was cheesy yes, cliche yes, sometimes laughable even yes but the chemistry between these characters seemed real to me.
@@willedpower3291 And that was the one role no one wanted him to have. Are you old enough to remember the Bruhaha that Anne Rice had when she learned that Tom Cruise had been cast as Lestat. She threatened to withdraw permission to adapt the book into a movie. He had to actually convince her he could pull off the role.
Regardless of the obvious issues with the twilight saga, it seems to me that Edward and Bella have perfect chemistry, I just cannot imagine nobody else playing their roles and being so melodramatic and obsessed with each other.
I thought so too. Ginny as a character in the book is so strong and I absolutely love her. But her romance with Harry was very abrupt. And I low-key couldn’t fall for it
It's actually not that abrupt if you binge-read the books. Is it really that unrealistic for a teenage boy to suddenly have feelings for a girl? He doesn't notice her much in the early books, but in the fifth book he starts to appreciate her intelligence and bravery, in the sixth book he notices how funny and attractive she is. The progression made perfect sense. They both love Quidditch, they're the only two kids that know what it's like to be possessed by Voldemort. They both understand each other better than even Ron and Hermione because of this. Ginny's also the only one that isn't scared when Harry gets angry. They both even had the same sense of humor. They're relationship was a breath of fresh air because it consisted of honest communication rather just fights and misunderstandings and drama.
@@janhavi1977 Actually, I did binge read it. I agree with a lot of what you said. It’s not unrealistic for a teenage boy to suddenly have feelings. I was so ready for their relationship to begin. When Harry kissed Ginny in front of everybody and Ron, I was so excited and ready to explore their relationship and I Wanted to see their relationship progress. But when we got to the next chapter and weeks have already passed where we didn’t really see the relationship progress and we really didn’t go through the motions with them going from friends to bf and gf, instead we were told that they went on a walk after and now they’re automatically close. That Lost me. I wanted to see the progression, so for us to skip weeks after that moment I never felt a part of that relationship. honestly we spent more time on Harry and Cho then Harry and Ginny. I just wish we explored their relationship more rather than him realizing his feelings and then weeks later we’re told they’re dating. Rather than shown
Ginny and Harry actually do have good chemistry, it's just that it wasn't portrayed in the best way possible in the films. The movies are still good, it's just something that could've been improved on. Then again why should I expect dating advice from the likes of Watchmojo. 🙄
@@alexlazzerly3677 That's because I'm usually chill when it comes to entertainment. Sure there are some choices that I didn't agree with, but I'm not entitled to the point where I send death threats or harrass the creator or anyone who've worked on the project.
I loved book Harry and Ginny. The movie though was weird and awkward especially in deathly hallows. I don’t think it was the writing, it was the directing. Their chemistry could have been better.
@@alexlazzerly3677 There's plenty of them out there. Especially the ones that read the books. Most of the people that feel it should have been Harry/Hermione have only watched the movies.
Apparently my journalism teacher, who has a friend that handles concerts and has worked with Madonna concerts, says that Madonna is a person hard to get along with so 🤣 Yeah, she wouldn’t have any chemistry with anyone lol.
I think Anakin and Padme had pretty good chemistry. If there is any problem, it would be the dialogues, which, nowhere near bad, were at some specific points a bit cringe.
@@briannam916 but all the couples are from hollywood movies... missmojo mainly does hollywood movies and series only... at times they post something related to korean dramas...
It's a top about on-screen chemistry, not about movie quality. Despite 365's unfortunate plot, it is precisely the chemistry between the protagonists that sustains the film. That and the attractiveness of the male lead. It's one thing that their romance doesn't make sense, but when the characters are together, their looks and gestures do convey sexual desire and tension.
I would have added the following as dishonorable mentions: George Clooney, Uma Thurman, & Chris O'Donnell, "Batman & Robin". Tom Holland & Zendaya, "Spider-Man: Far From Home". Adam Sandler & Jennifer Hudson, "Sandy Wexler". Ben Affleck & Christina Applegate, "Surviving Christmas". Alyson Hannigan & Adam Campbell, "Date Movie".
Omg thank you. Everyone was ranting and raving about Tom and Zendaya and it was just horrible. It was so awkward and I wished they focused less on romance and Peter simping in BOTH movies and more on Peter and his abilities
Totally disagree about JLo and Ralph Fiennes. Loved them together in this movie. And also! What is that stereotype about him playing only villains? He is a terrific actor, he can play whoever he wants/needs. That's just poor judgement 🙁
#1 The only person I felt sorry for throughout the whole saga was Robert Pattinson because he was saddled with the biggest blocks of wood to work off of and given a shit script to work with. It's obvious that of the 3 leads Robert is the only good actor. See TENET, GOOD TIME, and that lighthouse movie he did with Willem Dafoe.
Pattinson was smart; his only experiences where one Harry Potter movie and the Twilight saga so he stayed away from the spotiligh tackling challenging and not glamurous roles until he felt ready to hit mainstream again and the result is clear. Dude will obviously be one of the defying actors of his generation.
about twilight-robert didnt annoy me as much as kristen.he seems like hes a good actor.kristen was just a mouth breather through the whole thing..taylor i got he had the hots for bella although i never got why.
Knocked up and bewitched were supposed to be that way, with all the uncomfortable situations and lack of chemistry. I didn't care for knocked up as a whole, but i thought the bewitched movie was great!
I actually liked Hayden and Natalie's chemistry in the prequels! Edit: ok, as much as I love the prequels with Padme and Anakin, I feel that even now with the recent Star Wars movies, the dialogue for TROS TLJ and TFA were terrible. Correction, TLJ and TFA were so-so. I mean in my opinion, I thought that Rey and Ben's relationship could've blossomed a bit more. I'm sure JJ wanted to please the fans with the kiss, but I felt there was more that could've been added to really develop their relationship. And also, when Anakin said, "I don't like sand" and then here comes Rey BURYING Luke's Lightsaber in the sand at Tatooine...These are just my thoughts and opinions. I appreciate you taking the time to read this :) I'd love to see everyone else's thought's on this.
They have plenty of chemistry and they are both amazing actors. It's just that the dialogue is bad. George Lucas has even said that he is a horrible dialogue writer. People always critique the bad dialogue in the prequels, but if you go back and rewatch the Originals, the dialogue is bad in those movies as well. I think people give the originals more slack for their bad dialogue for 2 reasons. 1. They came out in the 70s and a lot of older movies tend to have bad dialogue and 2. They are classics and loved by pretty much everyone. They are still good and so are the prequels. Bad dialogue and all.
Imo is hard to tell cause we can see what COULD have been on a few moments, but still the writing is too much of garbage to call any of it even a semblance of chemistry.
Actually I really enjoyed ‘The Tourist’ as a great ‘caper’ movie. Also, when seen a second time, Johnny Depp’s expressions reveal his feelings as he plays his ‘double’ role. I found it quite romantic.
I really enjoyed Did You Hear About the Morgans. I just think that Hugh Grant is kind of awkward no matter who he's paired with, but I think that's what makes him so endearing. I thought that he and SJP were cute in that movie.
Ginny/Herry's relationship is one of the worst relationship I have ever seen.. It's so cringe, awkward and uncomfortable to watch 🙄 I usually just skip their scenes. 😂
I literally hate Harry and Ginny’s relationship in the movies. Book Ginny was feisty and spunky while Movie Ginny was super cringy and uncomfortable
Hermione and Harry was a better couple
I agree, in books I understand if Harry fall in love with Ginny, but in Movie looks like being forced became couple
@@engrlito i didn’t care for her in the books, she was almost stalkerish in the beginning and the relationship just seems kind of sudden on Harry’s part, no build up
@@kristencotty4439 Yeah, I agree with that. Ginny might have been a better character in the books, but their relationship isn't much better to be honest, I barely see anything when they actually do get together. And maybe its just me, but I hated how Ginny got jealous of Cho when she planned on taking Harry to Ravenclaw HQ. Like, there are more important things and there is no way in hell Harry would think of Cho in the middle of danger. So much for trust...
@@88zsurla I barely remember anything after book 5, I was so angry with Rowling’s for killing Sirius so blasély, and afterwards, Dumbledore’s death was so predictable. And as for 7..... you can guess where this goes, maybe it’s a product of him being so young when the series started, but honestly I didn’t root for anyone for Harry, I could see when Ron got jealous of victor krum in 4, but he was too immature for hermoine.
Legolas and Gimli have better chemistry than Harry and Ginny.
Yeah 😆
Personally, I blame whoever wrote the movies for this. They totally messed up the relationship in the fifth and sixth movies so by the time they got together, it was rushed and weird. This whole part of the movies was butchered.
As an Elf I feel attacked 🤣
LMAO 😆
Maybe Warner Bros should have hired Peter Jackson to direct the Harry Potter movies after Chris Columbus quit.
Over a decade later, and Harry and Ginny's "shoelace" moment STILL makes me cringe to this day! 🤦🏻♀️ I also miss Ginny's feisty personality from the books.
They didn't spend anytime to show the feistiness,the badass Ginny for the movies. They spent more time on the actual plot and the chemistry between Ron and Hermione.
The actress who played Ginny Weasley wasn’t the stubborn, feisty redhead we needed.
@@taylorh.3484 I agree but an actress can only do so much with what she is given lol. The way they wrote Ginny in the movies was way off.
Ginny is too humble and too why
I remember when they nearly kissed on the stairs and I was like, 'woah! Where did that come from?' No build up. Literally only made sense because of the books. X
the mummy (1999) was so much better on every level than the remake from the cast to the plot it was a really good film
Yes it definitely was.. I have all the movies and never got tired of them.. especially like the first and second one . The third one I wasn’t that crazy about cause they changed the woman in it and it just was not the same..
Same! I love the Mummy! I think one of the reasons it still works today is that it’s big and fun, and just a little scary. It’s a good mix and a great adventure film
That movie does not get the credit it deserves. It's hilarious, fun, neat, scary, they didn't go overboard with the CGI, and Rick and Eevee are so hot together.
@@lilytyler80 I agree
I would never watch Tom Cruise in the mummy. I won't watch Tom Cruise I anything. The Mummy was ruined by having him in it. What a shame
This is kind of a weird/unpopular opinion but I shipped Harry and Luna. Harry was more comfortable around her than with anyone else and I always enjoyed their scenes together. I always felt like Harry should’ve ended up being a hogwarts professor and I always felt like Luna should’ve become the new Hagrid since she reminds me of him. So wouldn’t it be really adorable if they like ate lunch together or something and the whole Harry and Ginny thing came out of left field, they have no chemistry and I don’t ship them. So Harry and Luna would’ve been perfect.
I totally agree!!! 💯💯 I never liked Harry and Ginny together. I always though the he was better with luna. I was really sad that they didn't get together
My first instinct was hermione and harry. But when Ron started to show interest I was hoping for Luna
Harry x Luna for sure! I stand by Ginny spiking his pumpkin juice.
I ship Harry and Luna, too. Even in the books, Harry and Ginny didn't make much sense to me.
Yess.
Definitely Harry and Genny, the worst chemistry ever. Even Harry and Snape had more chemistry than this couple
Schlechter vergleich, denn Snape und Harry hatten wirklich viel Chemie zwischen einander, nicht nur im Wortsinne.
I think Padmé and Anakin had good chemistry. The only problem was some bad dialogue between them.
I agree
Funny..i just said the same thing to someone before i even saw your comment. I could of saved myself some time if only i would of scrolled down a little bit more.
I agree with you. They did indeed develop very strong feelings for one another, but having Anakin say, "I don't like sand" and then here comes Rise Of Skywalker where Rey BURIES the lightsaber in sand as well as having Rey say, "Rey Skywalker" I'm sorry but I did NOT like that.
Kylo and Rey should replace anakin and padme for worst chemistry
Msmojo and Watchmojo should seriously work on their lists..and I can definitely agree with how padme and anakin did have good chemistry. I thought how they portrayed their romance sweet yet tragic
Harry and Ginny had THE WORST CHEMISTRY EVER
IKR
They're awful in the books too.
@@madampluto3092 books and movies they have no chemistry. Neither do Ron and Hermione. They couldn't even give Neville and Luna a shot. All around a mess, imo.
You have not read the books, have you?
Ron and hermoine had good chemistry, it came from JK Rowling’s heart.
Even Ginny and Harry had a lot of communication in the book, the movies just did them dirty.
@Krisynthia Gomez now that’s well said
When Harry and Hermione had more chemistry than with Ginny
Even in the books Rowling wrote more about Harry cho romance then Harry Ginny romance
According to Rowling, Hermoine and Harry were actually suppose to end up together.
@@Queenofhearts1993 harmione is the worst thing i ver heard
Ron and Hermonie didn’t even have as much chemistry as Hermonie and Harry did
@@alisharicketts89 they never had chemistry harmione is meh oh my god i hate them together even bellamione is better than harmione
I feel like Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman in the thor movies should have been at least an honorable mention.
really? each to own, i guess. for me, whether anyone ships them or not, the actors did a great job portraying the emotions and making it feel organic. it's simply that it's very difficult to be devoted to chemistry between them when Chris will always have the greatest chemistry with Tom Hiddleston the most.
I completely agree, they had zero chemistry. Really don't understand why they cast NP again in Love & Thunder. Terrible decision.
Legit
@@jeankaye3535
EXACTLY
I really loved her character and her acting but there was something bothering me and now that you said it... that was it!
Why is Ralph Fiennes always referred to as the actor who played Voldemort ? He was so much more phenomenal in Schindler's List
Exactly, I hate when actors/actresses get pigeonholed especially after a whole decade
And The English Patient! He’s one of my favorite actors😩
thank you. I've never seen harry potter (or is voldemort from lord of the rings?). he was fascinating as amon goeth.
He was M. Gustav H in the Grand Budapest Hotel.
Lol I will forever remember him as Francis in “Red Dragon”
The original Mummy couple chemistry was so off charts that no one has ever convinced me it was a bad movie.... simply loved those two together.
They aren't PERFECT movies but the chemistry between everyone and the obvious joy they had working together makes it iconic.
Bro one of my favorite movie couples ever. Agreed
I think the point of Knocked Up is that they DON'T have chemistry at first. They build it over the movie.
Exactly!!!!
Cause I thought they had good chemistry especially at the end
They never did truly get there. And that's the honest part and what's good about it.
Well, they are supposed to have some initial chemistry. She does sleep with him the night they meet, and she decides to stay at the club and hang out with him even before she started drinking. So the point was that he was supposed to just be a one-night stand, not a life partner. Then oops! Baby.
Been looking for this comment
The whole idea of this movie is blech. Their lack of chemistry just emphasizes that.
I have to disagree with Music & Lyrics being on this list. I thought the two of them, Grant and Barrymore, were a great pairing
Me, too. It may have been low key over hot and heavy, but the chemistry was great. They were sweet and hot in a real friendship and good-for-each other way.
Same. I feel like they didn't watch the whole movie. They start out awkward because their lives are messy but by the end they're so cute and perfect for each other. Loveable
Totally agree! They were precious!
agreed.
Yes
It’s either two things that affect chemistry:
1.Bad writing and direction
2. The actors not vibing with one another or feeling too awkward
I think you should have added Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo in The Avengers. It was more awkward than cute.
not to mention they really built up cap and black widow's relationship prior. honestly they had way more chemistry than her and ruffalo
@@marikaii4618 they did, but i think they wanted a way to give Cap the life he wanted so they stuck with the Peggy storyline (which was kind cute ngl, but sad at the same time to see him go). But Scarlett and Chris already have amazing chemistry because they've been best friends since the early 2000's
I agree. I found them super cringy but that was more to do with the lines that were forced on them
I shipped her with the arrow guy but he was married
One famous couple were Maria and Tony in West Side Story. They *HATED* each other. Yet the material, directing and acting was so fabulous that chemistry was there.
I really enjoyed Maid in Manhattan. I thought they had chemistry.
Agree x
I didn't think there was any chemistry between them at all yet I still really like the movie. The boy who played Jennifer Lopez's son brought a great deal of heart to the movie. Overall, it was really well done so their lack of chemistry made sense somehow.
Same
I agree! Just because Ralph Fiennes played Voldemort, doesn’t mean he doesn’t make a great romantic lead. Those eyes melt me when he looks at J-Lo. I love that scene after the ball by the rainy window.
Yeah I agree
Ashton Kutcher has no chemistry with anyone, though
He has better chemistry with Kevin Costner.
😂 😂 😂 Just realized this omg so true
😱😱😱
I loved Ashton in Just married. There was definitely chemistry in that movie with his girlfriend at the time
Except for his future wife in That 70s show.
Seth and Katherine aren't supposed to have good chemistry, that's the whole point of the movie.
Haven't seen the film, but I thought the conflict was that Katherine Heigl gets pregnant on a one night stand and gets mad that she has to develop a relationship with Seth Rogen for being the father despite him being an idiot.
Worst movie
That's what I thought too
Eh, at first, that's true. They're supposed to evolve and grow closer together toward the end though.
Totally agree !
not every movie can have the chemistry between leads like titanic..in fact.leo and kate had so much chemistry,20 years later,she calls him one of her best friends.
Well Kate and Leo are clearly in love which each other or have been at some point
Ginny was so underdeveloped in the movies. In the books she's such an interesting character.
Harry and Ginny are being presented wrongly in these movies
Yep, Ginny seemed WAY more passive and one note, which is a waste of Bonnie Wright's talents!
@@trinaq like shoelaces seriously that is like 🤦🏽♀️. I have way too many thoughts about this but seriously Ginny and Harry in general in the books have way better chemistry and fit together and because the movies are seen more than the books read people judge Hinny because they see false awkwardness which is not true. Ginny in literally anything else is true to hersekf
Totally agree with you bro. Movies doesn't do justice to those characters. Books have much more chemistry.
They didn't do book Ginny justice in the movie. Bonnie's talent were wasted, but she did good with what she had.
This is why we need an HP animated series.
Seth Rogen only has chemistry with the weed...and James Franco.
😂😂😂so true 🤣
If only if Ginny Weasley got more screen time and better character development.
Well it's a bit of too late
@@lexkanyima2195 we can just dream
I know right it would built up Hinny so much better and Ginny would have got justice to her own character separately so that Hinny wouldn’t seem so made up and generic in the movies I love book Ginny, Ginny and Hinny and I feel like the movies were lacking those key aspects and yeah
@@theadventuresofarlo_- They got the wrong casting for Daniel’s love interest. Even with the build up, Daniel and Bonnie wouldn’t have chemistry. You can’t force chemistry.
@@jafaelpetals2022 I understand but this isn’t about Bonnie’s or Dan’s acting because they wasted Bonnie’s potential of Book Ginny and the real Hinny the directors had to squeeze romance in it was rushed and didn’t show Hinny to it’s proper gloryu
Fifty shades of gray shows the only relationship that is worse than twilight’s.
True though I think Tessa and Hardin from the After series are just as bad
They’re the same relationship.
have you heard of 365 days....
Joker and harlequin?🤔
365 Days, The Kissing Booth, After
I liked Drew and Hugh's characters together actually.
I know, they're likeable
Me too, one of my favorite movies. Their chemistry is sweet and adorable.
Same! I saw chemistry
Thank you. This is one of my favorite movies. They were both sweet and hot.
Me too
The later Harry Potter movies seriously wouldn't have suffered that much without Ginny.
Ginny played a way bigger part in the books
@Endya, not really. Apart from the second book she didn’t do anything plot relevant even though people like her personality more in the books. But it’s a huge change from the earlier books and was also often told not shown to do things.
You are so right. After she was introduced in the Chamber of Secrets, Ginny stopped serving any real purpose to the movie plots.
@@sarasamaletdin4574 what about the fight at the ministry in the 5th book? and she keeps the DA going in the 7th book, her and harrys romance is a major plot point of book 6...
@@Sarah-ml4fv Yeah, I mean obviously Ginny isn’t as big a character as Harry, Ron or Hermione but she is still important. I love (book) Ginny. As a kid she is very timid and shy. And has a massive crush on Harry. As she get older she becomes much more confident and outspoken. She is extremely pretty and very popular but never lets it get to her head. Ginny is like Harry in that way, she is very popular and could easily feel very superior. But Ginny never seems to care about popularity much, and hangs out with people who are way less popular and cool than her, like Luna or Neville, if she wants. Just like Harry. Of course Ginny has flaws too, but she’s very caring, kind and compassionate, she always stands up for people who need it, she strongly cares about her friends and family, and she is very brave. Ginny doesn’t give up easily on anything, can be very tough (in a good way) and can brush a lot of things off easily and take things with him humor. (Like her brothers picking on her and stuff, she often can just brush it off and keep smiling). She is very confident, daring and can have a lot of attitude. She is very funny, clever is also a very talented at quidditch. Ginny “proves herself” as more of a “member” or “equal” to “Harry’s group”, in the 5th book in my opinion, that’s when she becomes more “on their level” and “more their age”. She spends a bit more time with the group and for the first time starts to occasionally spend one on one time with Harry (just as friends). Not like they plan it, but like when Ginny brings him a present from her mum in the library and then she stays and talks with him for a while by herself, just joking around together and being friends with Harry. She would never have done that a year before. Ginny is the one who talks to Harry about being possessed and convinces him that he isn’t and Ginny obviously also is one of the 6 students who go to the department of ministries. Obviously she becomes even more “important” in the 6th and 7th book. But in general I just love Ginny and think she’s definitely an important character. Both in all the ways she herself is important to the story and all the things she does, but also in the way she changes Harry and how she’s really important for Harry’s character development when he’s 16/17. But they definitely did a terrible job portraying her in the movies.
Harry and Ginny , I like it but it seems meh , I don’t why , maybe because they didn’t have that much time to build their chemistry
I know why. It wasnt them. You didn't have much time to read the books.
@@AnooDw no I know in the books that the chemistry was good but in the movie didn’t give them much time to build up their chemistry
Yeah they didn’t have time because Harry was always busy trying to save the day. But they could’ve had more time if Ginny was another main character with Harry, Hermione, & Ron.
I don't know why they strayed from the books so much in the movies in regards to Ginny and Harry. I think it was weirdly written and directed. They directed Ginny to be way less powerful and kick ass. They only showed hints of that, when that's such a huge part of her character.
It's like they tried to do "cute awkward," but it just didn't work.
@@LittleMissLion Harry and Ginny were amazing in the books. But unfortunately Hermione was the favorite character of Steve Kloves, who's the screenplay writer. Both him and the director David Yates wanted Harry and Hermione to be a couple . So they inreased/changed Hermione's role in the movies and sidelined Ron and Ginny. They even added in some extra scenes between Harry and Hermione that never existed in the books. And the result was that people who never read the books feel Harry/Hermione is a much better pairing than Harry/Ginny.
I think with the film Knocked Up, the actors having no chemistry at all was the point. They’re polar opposites and completely mismatched, but they’re drawn together by an unexpected pregnancy. Even the tagline of the film has a picture of Rogen’s face with an inscription that says “what would you do if this guy got you pregnant?”
Music and lyrics made the list? Nope just nope. They're adorable together.
Totally agree with you!!!
You got to remember Daniel and Bonnie grew up on the Harry Potter set together. So even they were not comfortable with being a couple. Emma and Rupert could barely handle it. They didn't like kissing eachother cause it was like kissing a sibling. I don't think Rowling realized not every young man and young woman end up together when they grow up with each other. LOL
Well, that’s called acting I‘d say. Perhaps they’re just not very good actors?
Also the scripts didn’t really give Bonnie much to work with.
You are not gonna turn me against Maid in Manhattan!! That movie is gold
You guys really said Ralph Fiennes shouldn't be a romantic lead?! Yikes! Go educate yourself by watching some of his movies other than Harry Potter and get back to me.
Agreed
The English Patient 😍
They said Voldemort not Ralph Fiennes.
This channel is just excruciating
Strange Days 💕
To be fair with Harry Potter "romances", these actors were kids that grew up together. No wonder it was awkward for them.
Good point, but you don't necessary have to vibe romantically to have good chemistry.
Movie Ginny only has like 10 lines, absolutely no personality, a never-changing facial expression, and she's unrecognisable from the Ginny in the books that everyone loves. I feel like Daniel Radcliffe had more chemistry with Frances de la Tour (Madame Maxime), and never once interacted and Frances' face was CGId onto somebody else's on-set body. So that's saying something.
Also, I think Anakin and Padme had pretty good chemistry, it's just the writing and direction that was bad.
And I love that literally nobody is surprised by number 1 lmao
I felt like Harry's and Ginny's relationship did seem random in the movie.
they left out so much of their interactions and just Ginny's personality in general in the movie that by the time their relationship came around there was no buildup like there was in the books
Seems Harries flawed character was big to the writers he might have use a spell on her or her mother on him.
I loved Hugh and Drew's chemistry in Music and Lyrics, to this day it's still one of my favorite movies, and this is coming from someone who doesn't like romcoms.
I was thinking the same thing. I'm glad I'm not the only one. It might be a little awkward and geeky at points, but that's part of what made it cute and realistic for me.
@@hollybigelow5337 I agree. The more I think about it the more I understand where this channel was coming from. I guess they have more friend chemistry. But sometimes as a middle age to older adult that's actually what you're looking for.
@@propogandalf That actually makes perfect sense. I hadn’t thought about my age changing my perception, but it absolutely does. Thanks for your insight. That is spot on.
@@hollybigelow5337 Cool to hear that. Always nice to have a positive interaction with someone on here.
"Top 20 movie couples with amazing chemistry" should be the next video
Any movie with adam Sandler
Or Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet
I think this list is confusing and they're trying to say that toxic relationships equal no chemistry but that doesn't really make sense, the reason people stay sometimes is because there is so much chemistry. I am NOT condoning toxic relationship though, if you're in one try whatever legal method you can to stay safe and/or get out of it.
I have to completely disagree about “music and lyrics“. I thought those two had great chemistry in this movie!
yes agree! I just paused the video to find this comment. It is one of my favorite movies and the characters are very convincing. I would have never thought that they end up in one of those videos :(
Totally!! Love the movie and they both had a great chemistry!
Same! One of my favorite rom coms!
Harry and Dobby had more chemistry than Harry and Ginny
😂😂😂😂
Drew Barrymore and hugh grant had an akward romance. But they definitely had chemisty.
funny enough, Daniel and Bonnie have great chemistry in real life. It's just the director and producers that fucked up Ginny's character which lead to the awkwardness of Harry and Ginny
They wanted Harry and Hermione together, so they gave Emma Watson more scenes and accidentally ruined Ginny.
@@janhavi1977 plus the books were still coming out at the time. They didn't know that Harry and ginny were going to be a thing so they made her act that way and it stuck
@@areumpark6104- Daniel and Bonnie still wouldn’t have had romantic chemistry. Directors can’t force chemistry even if they did put thought into it
@@jafaelpetals2022 it's more like a really good brother sister friendship than anything else
@@areumpark6104 Lmao I dont believe they didnt know. Jk Rowling worked with the screenwriters on every movie, plus when HP and the Sorcerer's Stone came out in 2001, there were already four books out and in The Goblet of Fire indeed, things between Harry and Ginny started to happen. Obv there was Cho later, but it was pretty visible Harry and Ginny were going to be a thing, especially since Ron & Hermione ship was already building up.
Wait, so I am the only one that thought that Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale & Josh Hartnett had really good chemistry?
THANK YOU
I agree, they were actually great! The comparison with Titanic was also a bit unfair and irrelevant.
With you on that one. I liked all of them, even though I think Hartnett and Beckinsale had less chemistry than Affleck and Beckinsale. But that was the point, wasn't it? (I think we all favour one over the other :) But it was a good love triangle.
@@buchbummelant8980 I thought she and Affleck had good chemistry. For all his personal foibles, Affleck is a very talented actor. And he's a hunk too.
No, I loved that movie. So well done and Jen Garner looking dowdy.
I disagree completely on Maid in Manhattan, which is one of my favorite romantic comedies of all time. It combines classic elements of the telenovela (struggling poor single mother meets rich-but-kindhearted romantic interest) with Hollywood glamour. I liked the chemistry between the characters, as Lopez shows to perfection the ackwardness of unwillingly having to impersonate an upper class lady, while she is working class herself. That she is expected to "serve" to these people is shown through all the interactions with Natasha Richardson's character. Why wouldn't she feel ackward while being treated as an equal by one of the customers (Fiennes), who enjoys the privilege of an environment of explotation and alienation? I also liked Ralph Fiennes in this role of a male protagonist, who is sweet, kind and reserved - refreshing, when you think of all the machos you use to get in romcoms...
Agreed! Love the movie and the chemistry between Ralph and Jennifer
I can't really blame the filmmakers for the way Harry and Ginny were portrayed in the films. The Half Blood Prince book wasn't published when The Chamber of Secrets came out in theaters. Maybe if JK Rowling had told them earlier that Harry and Ginny were going to be a thing later on we probably would've gotten something different in the films. Who knows?
I mean they could not change casting by then but why not the writing?
Agree. Movie Luna and Harry had more chemistry than Movie Ginny and Harry.
You definitely have a point there
Bryan Barola it's weird but I really know what you mean there, they should have given some of the Luna scenes to jinny
I honestly think it was poor direction and really poor writing. Their first kiss in the book is amazing. In the movie it is weak ass shit.
I don’t agree with some of these like Music And Lyrics & Knocked Up.
I really enjoyed this movie.
Music and lyrics is GREAT and there's nothing wrong with the chemistry.
I just watched the part where she mentioned Daniel and Bonnie in the Harry Potter movies.
I love daniel radcliffe
I liked Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher in that movie tho
OMG I hated that film. It was a waste of a movie ticket 😒
Me too i like that movie
Me-too:)
Yeah they had good chemistry......arguments are the best part of chemistry!!
Me too! I liked that movie very much.
Half these movies I've never even seen.
Ginny looks like Harry's mom.
Natalie Portman is a better actress in everything else other than Star Wars. She did a much better job when she was a little girl in The Professional!
Kelly even said that she didn’t enjoy it. They are just friends. They dated for like three months, because the media put them together. Also, they didn’t like making the movie, nor did they enjoy making all of this other publicity and media stuff.
#19 I have no idea that Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore had terrible chemistry. And I seen Music and Lyrics. I thought it was a good movie.
Me to i dont see it
Same here I personally loved the film and them in it
To be fair, Ben Affleck's interaction with any human, other then Matt Damon, is always awkward. I would definitely put him in a top 10 list of worst big name actors of all time.
I have the Same thought
He was good in Gone Girl, but it doesn' matter that much because Rosamund Pike was the star of the film.
Katniss & Peeta...sure it was well written,but Josh and Jennifer have zero chemistry...
agreed
Disagree. I thought they had great chemistry
Good luck getting roasted by JLaw
Brendon and Rachel were memorable. :) In the Tourist, Angie's character is having a fake relationship. Remember she is committed to a dangerous man that she loves. I also remember Depp's real wife didn't like them working together. It made her jealous but as we see. No reason to worry. Not the plot.
Actually they had 8 movies to build a good romance between Harry and Ginny it was still weird. I honestly don't watch any movie after the 5th one anymore.
The fifth film is the worst
Same here
I feel bad for Daniel Radcliffe and Bonnie Wright. It's not their fault they grew up together since they were 10/11 and suddenly had to pretend to be in love with each other. I imagine it'd be like kissing your sister. And the filmmakers cutting out key parts for Ginny's character and moments that could've shown Harry growing attracted to her didn't help. I've never been a Hinny shipper but the movies fully turned me to the Drarry side.
@@maroonggirl totally I don't blame them. I haven't watched them in other stuff but they r good actors it's just a weird dynamic n in the movies it felt kinda forced.
@@ΕΥΘΥΜΙΟΣΚΑΛΙΤΣΟΣ I actually haven't watched it in a while but for all I remember i really hated the last 2 they were so dark n annoying they felt like DC no offense to DC
Jennifer Aniston and Gerald butler had good chemistry.
agree_)
I thought so 😜
Yeees
Honestly I will always love the Twilight saga no matter what anyone says about it, and to me the actors did a pretty good job at their characters.
I agree. I don’t think everyone was great actors per se but they all did what their character was suppose to portray. and it’s forever a iconic series
Say what you want about Twilight but there's no way that you can watch the films and not see that Robert, Kristen and Taylor have chemistry. If anything blame the sometimes awkward/cringe scenes between them and the writing, which they actually managed to pull off. But there's no way that you can say that they didn't have chemistry.
Yeah I didn't expect them to be at the top of the list. You can not like Twilight but I don't think there's a lack of chemistry, just like you said they can be awkward, KS mostly.
Robert and Kristen don’t have chemistry together in my opinion. I think Taylor and Kristen have chemistry.
I think it’s just Kristen being a bad Bella. I don’t wanna say she’s a bad actress, but she was a horrible Bella.
@@whosaprettykitty5076 I feel like Kristen nailed Bella, the problem is that Bella is a bland and annoying protagonist and the script was bad, so she had no development
Kristen Stewart is a truly terrible actress incapable of emoting. It was evident in all the Twilight movies as well as everything she's done since then. Add to that the fact that she and Rob Pattinson had zero chemistry together. However, Taylor Lautner did a good job as Jacob and there was indeed chemistry between him and Rob (strangely), as well as occasionally between him and Bella. As a trio, they deserve to be on this list, though I would argue not at the #1 spot.
Omg Rick and Evelyn in The Mummy 2 had incredible chemistry! The love they portrayed as husband and wife in that movie was so cute and beautiful. They were instantly relationship goals to me 🥰
I agree!!!! I watch that movie over and over because 1. Ancient Egypt stuff is fascinating and 2. Rick and Evelyn are adorable!
Cause they weren't afraid to make Evelyn smart but also a bit ditsy...she wasn't one of these ridiculous "strong female characters" who never puts a foot wrong and takes herself too seriously.
Agreed. I still count them as one of the best on-screen romances ever written. Goals!
Ben aflect has 3 in ur list.. which means he's worst to paired with..
I think he has great chemistry with Sandra Bullock in Forces of Nature
I like Christian Bale and Katie Holmes chemistry better than Maggie Gyllenhaal but since there chemistry made an dishonorable mention i guess that's not saying much
agreed
But if Katie Holmes played Rachel in the dark Knight and SHE blew up instead Maggie gyllenhaal, I wouldn't have been sad, I would have cheered. Nolan made the right choice in recasting her
@@OscarMPG1 he didn't recast her she was unavailable
@@OscarMPG1 what I hated the recast and I was so happy when she blew up so I wouldn’t have to see her anymore lmao
So weird that the actress that Nolan replaced Katie Holmes doesnt even look remotely like Katie. Really weird casting 😂😂😂
I loved Entrapment. Part of her draw to him was that she felt safe.
Am I missing something? I definitely don’t see how the romance in twilight was bad. It was cheesy yes, cliche yes, sometimes laughable even yes but the chemistry between these characters seemed real to me.
I agree, but you wrote this 3 years ago LOL
This list should include every movie with Tom Cruise and a woman
Ummmm in Top Gun, Maverick did have chemistry with Charlie
He has chemistry with everyone as Lestat😂😂😭😭
@@willedpower3291 And that was the one role no one wanted him to have. Are you old enough to remember the Bruhaha that Anne Rice had when she learned that Tom Cruise had been cast as Lestat. She threatened to withdraw permission to adapt the book into a movie. He had to actually convince her he could pull off the role.
I dont know, I thought he had good chemistry with Thandie Newton in Mission Impossible 2
I love Tom and Cameron Diaz in Knight and Day. So cute!!
I liked Padme and Anakin though...
me too
Their relationship is better than rey and kylo ren
Nostalgia goggles.
Same
The issue for me was the actor who played Anakin, Hayden…he wasn’t fit for the part.
deadass thought #1 was gonna be katniss, peeta and gale lmao that was the worst triangle in history
Wait! I loved Music and Lyrics! I thought Hugh and Drew had great chemistry!
Me too!
Regardless of the obvious issues with the twilight saga, it seems to me that Edward and Bella have perfect chemistry, I just cannot imagine nobody else playing their roles and being so melodramatic and obsessed with each other.
Even in the books....Ginny"s character was amazing but the romance was really abrupt especially in Harry's case.
I thought so too. Ginny as a character in the book is so strong and I absolutely love her. But her romance with Harry was very abrupt. And I low-key couldn’t fall for it
It's actually not that abrupt if you binge-read the books. Is it really that unrealistic for a teenage boy to suddenly have feelings for a girl? He doesn't notice her much in the early books, but in the fifth book he starts to appreciate her intelligence and bravery, in the sixth book he notices how funny and attractive she is. The progression made perfect sense. They both love Quidditch, they're the only two kids that know what it's like to be possessed by Voldemort. They both understand each other better than even Ron and Hermione because of this. Ginny's also the only one that isn't scared when Harry gets angry. They both even had the same sense of humor. They're relationship was a breath of fresh air because it consisted of honest communication rather just fights and misunderstandings and drama.
@@janhavi1977 Actually, I did binge read it. I agree with a lot of what you said. It’s not unrealistic for a teenage boy to suddenly have feelings. I was so ready for their relationship to begin. When Harry kissed Ginny in front of everybody and Ron, I was so excited and ready to explore their relationship and I Wanted to see their relationship progress. But when we got to the next chapter and weeks have already passed where we didn’t really see the relationship progress and we really didn’t go through the motions with them going from friends to bf and gf, instead we were told that they went on a walk after and now they’re automatically close. That Lost me. I wanted to see the progression, so for us to skip weeks after that moment I never felt a part of that relationship. honestly we spent more time on Harry and Cho then Harry and Ginny. I just wish we explored their relationship more rather than him realizing his feelings and then weeks later we’re told they’re dating. Rather than shown
Harry and Ginny in the books are so perfect the movies RUINED them
Actually, they were terrible together in the books too.
@@madampluto3092 J K Rowling itself orignally wanted harry n hermione to end up with each other n she still wants it but now the damage is done
Twilight worse than 50 Shades saga in the chemistry department?? No, I totally disagree!!
Ginny and Harry actually do have good chemistry, it's just that it wasn't portrayed in the best way possible in the films. The movies are still good, it's just something that could've been improved on. Then again why should I expect dating advice from the likes of Watchmojo. 🙄
You're the first peson I've seen who unironically says that Harry and Ginny have good chemistry.
@@alexlazzerly3677 That's because I'm usually chill when it comes to entertainment. Sure there are some choices that I didn't agree with, but I'm not entitled to the point where I send death threats or harrass the creator or anyone who've worked on the project.
I loved book Harry and Ginny. The movie though was weird and awkward especially in deathly hallows. I don’t think it was the writing, it was the directing. Their chemistry could have been better.
@@malloryweeks3306 Exactly! People can just say that without acting like a fussbudget over it.
@@alexlazzerly3677 There's plenty of them out there. Especially the ones that read the books. Most of the people that feel it should have been Harry/Hermione have only watched the movies.
I don’t think twilight deserves the first place. Don’t get me wring, it’s not good, but I don’t think it’s the worst.
You literally could've just said "Madonna and, well, every male co-star"
Apparently my journalism teacher, who has a friend that handles concerts and has worked with Madonna concerts, says that Madonna is a person hard to get along with so 🤣
Yeah, she wouldn’t have any chemistry with anyone lol.
Same with Tom Cruise. Just stop trying to pair him off! It doesn't work!
WHAT! Maid in Manhattan is great and thy both have chemistry together.
I think Anakin and Padme had pretty good chemistry. If there is any problem, it would be the dialogues, which, nowhere near bad, were at some specific points a bit cringe.
agreed
Harry and Ginny in the books are so much better
I was hoping 365 days, After, and the kissing booth would be on this list or at least get an honorable mention
365 isnt a hollywood movie...
@@vp98215 title doesn't say Hollywood
@@briannam916 but all the couples are from hollywood movies... missmojo mainly does hollywood movies and series only... at times they post something related to korean dramas...
It's a top about on-screen chemistry, not about movie quality. Despite 365's unfortunate plot, it is precisely the chemistry between the protagonists that sustains the film. That and the attractiveness of the male lead. It's one thing that their romance doesn't make sense, but when the characters are together, their looks and gestures do convey sexual desire and tension.
I would have added the following as dishonorable mentions:
George Clooney, Uma Thurman, & Chris O'Donnell, "Batman & Robin".
Tom Holland & Zendaya, "Spider-Man: Far From Home".
Adam Sandler & Jennifer Hudson, "Sandy Wexler".
Ben Affleck & Christina Applegate, "Surviving Christmas".
Alyson Hannigan & Adam Campbell, "Date Movie".
Omg thank you. Everyone was ranting and raving about Tom and Zendaya and it was just horrible. It was so awkward and I wished they focused less on romance and Peter simping in BOTH movies and more on Peter and his abilities
HARD disagree on Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore! Music and Lyrics could have been better but They were perfect
Totally agree! They were so adorable!
Totally disagree about JLo and Ralph Fiennes. Loved them together in this movie. And also! What is that stereotype about him playing only villains? He is a terrific actor, he can play whoever he wants/needs. That's just poor judgement 🙁
Not just poor judgment, this video is biased, pathetic and unfair.
Exactly! and they seem to have forgotten the English Patient. Fiennes can be an excellent romantic lead.
#1 The only person I felt sorry for throughout the whole saga was Robert Pattinson because he was saddled with the biggest blocks of wood to work off of and given a shit script to work with. It's obvious that of the 3 leads Robert is the only good actor. See TENET, GOOD TIME, and that lighthouse movie he did with Willem Dafoe.
He was amazing in the Devil all the time as well.
Pattinson was smart; his only experiences where one Harry Potter movie and the Twilight saga so he stayed away from the spotiligh tackling challenging and not glamurous roles until he felt ready to hit mainstream again and the result is clear. Dude will obviously be one of the defying actors of his generation.
@@biazacha I hope so because Twilight saga did him NO favors
@@OscarMPG1 It established his name. Harry Potter was really about the 3 main leads
I love Music & Lyrics, and I DID buy their chemistry -- which is surprising, because they *shouldn't* have had any.
Loved Harry and Ginny together. But nothing can top their portrayal in the books
Harry and Ginny they are the worst chemistry couple ever in the universe of Harry Potter
Periat! It was like watching a piece of plywood 😖
about twilight-robert didnt annoy me as much as kristen.he seems like hes a good actor.kristen was just a mouth breather through the whole thing..taylor i got he had the hots for bella although i never got why.
I think the whole character of Bella even in the books is really bland and boring.
Book Bella is BORING and Kristen was painful to watch
Knocked up and bewitched were supposed to be that way, with all the uncomfortable situations and lack of chemistry. I didn't care for knocked up as a whole, but i thought the bewitched movie was great!
Same! I love that movie!
I liked Hugh and Drew (have no idea why they made it to the list), Cameron and Ashton, JLo and Ralph Fiennes, Gerard and Jennifer.
I actually liked Hayden and Natalie's chemistry in the prequels!
Edit: ok, as much as I love the prequels with Padme and Anakin, I feel that even now with the recent Star Wars movies, the dialogue for TROS TLJ and TFA were terrible. Correction, TLJ and TFA were so-so. I mean in my opinion, I thought that Rey and Ben's relationship could've blossomed a bit more. I'm sure JJ wanted to please the fans with the kiss, but I felt there was more that could've been added to really develop their relationship. And also, when Anakin said, "I don't like sand" and then here comes Rey BURYING Luke's Lightsaber in the sand at Tatooine...These are just my thoughts and opinions. I appreciate you taking the time to read this :)
I'd love to see everyone else's thought's on this.
"I don't like sand"? REALLY?
They have plenty of chemistry and they are both amazing actors. It's just that the dialogue is bad. George Lucas has even said that he is a horrible dialogue writer. People always critique the bad dialogue in the prequels, but if you go back and rewatch the Originals, the dialogue is bad in those movies as well. I think people give the originals more slack for their bad dialogue for 2 reasons. 1. They came out in the 70s and a lot of older movies tend to have bad dialogue and 2. They are classics and loved by pretty much everyone. They are still good and so are the prequels. Bad dialogue and all.
@@OscarMPG1 I'm sorry but I cringed so badly with that line.
@@bookwormed-geek7772 right?
Imo is hard to tell cause we can see what COULD have been on a few moments, but still the writing is too much of garbage to call any of it even a semblance of chemistry.
I disagree with Music and Lyrics. I loved that movie when I was younger
"Top 10 Worst TV Girlfriends".
yeah
Who would be number 1 for u guys?
@iman jones who hurt you
Actually I really enjoyed ‘The Tourist’ as a great ‘caper’ movie. Also, when seen a second time, Johnny Depp’s expressions reveal his feelings as he plays his ‘double’ role. I found it quite romantic.
Same!!
Top 10 worse boyfriends and girlfriends in anime
So needed!
Conan and Ran very most good chemistry ever and ever .
@@fatinnuraisyah5058 Kagome and Inuyasha, the train wreck of Sesshomaru and Rin! Sasuke and Sakura.
I really enjoyed Did You Hear About the Morgans. I just think that Hugh Grant is kind of awkward no matter who he's paired with, but I think that's what makes him so endearing. I thought that he and SJP were cute in that movie.
It’s sad cuz Harry and Ginny were an amazingly developed couple in the books but they screwed them up in the movies
Ginny/Herry's relationship is one of the worst relationship I have ever seen.. It's so cringe, awkward and uncomfortable to watch 🙄 I usually just skip their scenes. 😂
I see Harry and Ginny, I click...
The Mummy never should’ve been remade!
Yet another case of Hollywood not knowing the phrase “if it’s not broke don’t fix it” 😑
I love Music and Lyrics and the chemistry was more than fine.
draco and his apple had more chemistry than harry and ginny in the movies