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The ''Film/{{Transformers|FilmSeries}}'' films by Creator/MichaelBay offer quite a few Scrappies:

! The films in general:
* Sam Witwicky himself is this to a fair number of people, largely for being as whiny as [[Franchise/TransformersGeneration1 Daniel Witwicky]] at many points, and for [[SpotlightStealingSquad taking time away from the Transformers]], the whole point of the franchise. He becomes increasingly something of a JerkAss as the films go on, and he's a PinballProtagonist, with most of his roles in the films amounting to "hold the MacGuffin of the minute and run around with it for a while." Being played by Creator/ShiaLabeouf doesn't help. It's telling that him being [[PutOnABus written out]] in the fourth film and [[BusCrash implied to have died]] in the fifth met almost no fanfare or outrage whatsoever. More than a few readings of the films have suggested that even Bay doesn't seem to like him, as he's consistently framed with a contempt normally reserved for a HateSink.
* Though a BadassAdorable extraordinaire and far from one of the worst offenders listed here, a lot of people seem to be agree that Bumblebee's radio talk gimmick is becoming tired, especially as the disability that require him to talk through the radio was rectified in the first film, meaning he does it... just because. He also gets flack for being a bit of a SpotlightStealingSquad and the ''staggering'' amount of merchandise he's engendered.
* Sam's parents, Judy especially, are ''loathed'' by just about everyone for drawing even more attention away from the Transformers with their pointless escapades and serving to shoehorn in some of the most inane, lowbrow, and unfunny comedy in the series. Its says a lot when you trail behind ''Skids and Mudflap'' in heroic acts and overall likability.

! ''[[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen Revenge of the Fallen]]'':
* The biggest examples are the twins, Skids and Mudflap. In addition to being accused of being [[EthnicScrappy ethnic stereotypes]], they have absolutely ''hideous'' designs. To make matters worse, they had more screentime in ROTF than ''[[TheHero Optimus Prime]]'', and were rather poor attempts at being the KidAppealCharacter when the former TropeNamer, [[CuteMute Bumblebee]], was still around, making them completely redundant. ''Dark of the Moon'' was originally going to contain a scene where they were killed off [[spoiler: by Sentinel Prime]], but was cut for pacing (the scene appears in some of the licensed goods such as IDW's comic book adaptation, based on an earlier cut of the movie). Ironically, said scene was viewed by many as something that might have [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Rescued Them From the Scrappy Heap]] by virtue of being a massive TearJerker.
* Wheelie earned the hatred of many in being what many perceived as a badly failed attempt at juggling [[KidAppealCharacter Kid Appeal]] and shock humor. Fortunately, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he got better]] in ''Dark of the Moon''.
* The Fallen [[{{Pun}} falls]] under this, partly for demoting Megatron to TheDragon but also for his [[ThePowerOfTheSun evil plan that over-the-top 60's villains often used]], having a strange grab bag of unexplained powers, and having [[FlatCharacter less personality than a flapjack]]. It doesn't help that the Fallen was [[AntiClimax taken down in a matter of seconds by Optimus]]. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Oh, and he's never shown to have an altmode.]]
* Sam's roommate Leo, who is incredibly obnoxious and irritating and serves absolutely NO purpose to the plot whatsoever. Several audiences [[TakeThatScrappy cheered when Simmons tased him]]. Thankfully, he didn't appear in next movie

! ''[[Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon Dark of the Moon]]'':
* Soundwave is almost universally considered a step backward from the previous film, where he at least managed to be a serious and threatening presence as the Decepticons' ace in the hole. Here, his personality inexplicably does a 180 from a stoic badass into a gleeful sadist, and his actual fighting ability is shown to be ''terrible''. In the end, [[spoiler:Bumblebee takes him and several of his {{Mooks}} down in maybe 30 seconds.]]
* Starscream, for his [[spoiler:utterly pathetic death. When ''Sam Witwicky'' can take the second-in-command of the Decepticons out]], something might, just ''might'' be wrong. It didn't help that Starscream's reaction throughout the ordeal is the epitome of {{Narm}}.
* Shockwave was heavily hyped up as a force to be reckoned with before the film was released... and then he turns out the living embodiment of TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. He does ''hardly anything''. In most Transformers media, Shockwave is a cold, logical MadScientist who wouldn't hesitate to take control of the Decepticons if he thought it was the logical thing to do. The idea was that fans would draw their attention to him instead of [[spoiler:Sentinel Prime]], the real BigBad. The final result is a Shockwave that lacks the intelligence that made him popular, and whose only major contribution to the film is the Driller, a creature that affects the story and has more screen presence than its owner.
* Jerry Wang (hoo hoo). Hey, an Asian-American, so there's some diversity-oh wait, he's an EthnicScrappy that acts unappealing and helps set up a gay joke.

! ''[[Film/TransformersAgeOfExtinction Age Of Extinction]]'':
* Tessa gets a lot of flak for constantly blaming her father and the Autobots for nearly every bad thing that happens to her even when they are attempting to keep her safe from Lockdown. Being played by Nicola Peltz does not help.
* Ditto for her boyfriend Shane, who is equally despised for reminding Cade of his relationship with Tessa even when they are under attack. The fact that he carries a card with a description of a law that authorizes his relationship with a seventeen-year-old girl in his wallet like a condom certainly rubbed viewers the wrong way. Saying lines like "I'm not here to save your daughter, you're here to save my girlfriend" make people side with Cade on wanting him away from Tessa.
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* Christopher Oram from ''Film/AlienCovenant'', for a few reasons but [[TooDumbToLive mostly for his multiple]] WhatAnIdiot moments (one of which [[spoiler:ends up getting him killed]]), [[{{Jerkass}} refusing to allow Daniels and the crew to properly honour her husband]] and ''his best friend'' and when they do calling it "a breach in protocol", [[ItsAllAboutMe thinking that the crew are somehow distrustful of him despite showing no signs of it]] claiming them and the company don't like religious people and just the fact that everyone who dies (including his own wife!) and every bad thing that happens can be traced back to his decision to up and change course to their Engineer homeworld without putting it to a crew vote.
* ''Film/AnotherCinderellaStory'' gives us Dominique. She's an AbusiveParent toward [[TheWoobie poor Mary]] and is a complete {{Jerkass}}. Believe it or not, no one actually [[KarmaHoudini calls her out for her terrible treatment]], and she never gets any redeeming qualities at all. Sure, she breaks her legs at the end of the movie and Mary gets to escape her horrible treatment, but she still leaves quite a terrible impression.
* ''Film/AttackOfTheTheEyeCreatures''. Culver, the the CovertPervert, was labeled by [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Tom Servo]] as one of the the most instantly unlikeable characters in film history.
* The O'Doyle family from ''Film/BillyMadison'' because they are a family of red headed bullies that mostly say "O'Doyle rules!"
* Malak from ''Film/ConanTheDestroyer'', whiny, cowardly and, except for one scene, TheLoad.
* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse'':
** The villain Enchantress was the weakest part of the ''Film/SuicideSquad''. This was thanks to a combination of [[FlatCharacter poor characterization]], [[GenericDoomsdayVillain generic and vague motivations]], and her {{Story Breaker Power}}s that leaves little room for an interesting conflict. Not to mention that she's horribly out of sync with the rest of the movie; watching her battle the Suicide Squad is a little bit like watching Film/{{the Dirty Dozen}} fight [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Rita Repulsa]]. Cara Delevigne's poor performance didn't help matters.
** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/{{Darkseid}} (or, really, any New God; Steppenwolf is [[UnexpectedCharacter pretty much the definition of C-list]] among the group) or actual Leaguer villains like Starro, Amazo, or the Crime Syndicate.
* Snails, the thief from the first ''Film/DungeonsAndDragons'' movie, was hated for being an incredibly aggravating EthnicScrappy, so much so that Ridley's BigNo following his death at the hands of evil head minion Damodar was considered the height of {{Narm}}.
* An adaptation of ''Literature/TheDunwichHorror'' from TheSeventies gives Wilbur Whateley a love interest. Most Lovecraft fans consider her everything wrong with Hollywood.
* Ruby Rhod from ''Film/TheFifthElement''. He's supposed to be the comic relief, but the only thing he does is scream like a little girl and complain about everything in a grating, high-pitched voice, and while no one would call the rest of the movie a masterpiece of characterization, Ruby Rhod has ''zero'' depth to his character beyond being "[[EthnicScrappy humorously effeminate]] [[UncleTomfoolery black guy]]." Not only that, he is ''completely useless'' and does nothing to help the plot or the other characters. This seems to be the point of the character, as protagonist Korben Dallas is frequently grimacing around Ruby and clearly dislikes him.
* ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}''
** Minya, a.k.a. the Film/SonOfGodzilla is often panned by ''Godzilla'' fans of all ages due to his goofy nature, odd resemblance to a [[Series/DiffrentStrokes young Gary Coleman]], and the fact that he starred in ''Film/AllMonstersAttack'' which is considered the worst of the Japanese ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' films.
** There is [[Film/{{Godzilla 1998}} the first American Godzilla]], nowadays officially called Zilla due to this trope. He is hated for being [[AdaptationalWimp weak]] compared to the original, lacking the powerful breath vision and durability, as well as having a totally different backstory (he's a mutated marine iguana, not a dinosaur). He also runs away from the military, and looks very different from the original. Ironically, in some international markets, he's actually ''by far'' the most well known and popular monster of the franchise, and it's the Japanese one and the [[Film/{{Godzilla2014}} newer American one]] that's hated.
** Likewise, there's [[Film/GodzillaVsMegalon Jet Jaguar]] ("[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 His crimefighting covers up a basic insecurity]]"). Think Ultraman + Jack Nicholson - the entertainment value of both. He has picked up something of an ironic fandom, though, as between his weird design, surprising incompetence, silly theme song, and craptastic first outing, he's a rich well of SoBadItsGood - to the point that his appearance in the comics, punctuated by "NEXT ISSUE: PUNCH PUNCH PUNCH", made people very happy.
** King Caesar qualifies for certain fans, in both of his appearances. In ''Film/GodzillaVsMechagodzilla'', he can only be awakened by [[{{Padding}} an extraordinarily long song]], and when he finally does get up, he gets his ass kicked by Mechagodzilla until Godzilla intervenes, [[AntiClimax despite being hyped for the entire film as a world-saving guardian which the characters had been working to reawaken]]. And in ''Film/GodzillaFinalWars'', he is mostly bashed for having an even more laughable design, besides doing nothing again, other than getting beaten (in a {{kaiju}} ''football match'' no less).
** Similarly, MOGUERA from ''Film/GodzillaVsSpacegodzilla'' is often seen as a poor man's Mechagodzilla.
* ''Franchise/IndianaJones'':
** From ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom The Temple of Doom]]'' there is the [[TheLoad largely useless]] DamselScrappy Willie Scott, who is despised [[CreatorBacklash even by the actress who played her,]] who admitted she's "not much more than a dumb, screaming blonde." While Short Round is useful to a degree, he can get on a lot of peoples' nerves for being annoying.
** Mutt from ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf. The [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment scene where he swung from tree vines with a bunch of monkeys]] didn't help any.
* ''Film/JamesBond'':
** Sheriff J.W. Pepper, the obnoxious redneck sheriff comic relief from ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. They also managed to shoehorn him in to ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' by having him [[ContrivedCoincidence touring Bangkok]] AND he's around for the infamous scene where the awesome car jump is ruined by a slide-whistle sound effect and him rolling around in the back of the car yelling. How irritating is Sheriff Pepper? On Blog/ToplessRobot's countdown of obnoxious comedic sidekicks he ''beat out Jar-Jar''.
** Dr. Christmas Jones from ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'', is hated for generally existing only so that Bond has a backup girl when the infinitely-more-interesting primary love interest, Elektra King, [[spoiler: turns out to be evil]]. Not to mention the [[WTHCastingAgency casting of Denise Richards as a brilliant nuclear physicist]].
** Mr. Bullion from the same film is for henchmen. He is hated for being an obnoxious "gangsta" stereotype and a DirtyCoward; [[spoiler:thankfully, he gets gunned down by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Valentin Zukovsky]]]].
** As bad as Christmas Jones is, she at least manages to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', on the other hand, screams at the slightest provocation, gets captured at the most inconvenient times and forces Bond to rescue her, fails to notice Zorin sneaking up on her in a ''zeppelin'', and [[spoiler:survives over the much cooler [[EvilIsSexy (and hotter)]] May Day]].
* ''Franchise/JurassicPark'':
** Lex and Tim from [[Film/JurassicPark the first film]] and Kelly Curtis from [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]] are this because of their shared status as [[TheLoad completely useless]] {{Tagalong Kid}}s.
** Sarah Harding from [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]]. Despite apparently [[InformedAbility having years of experience with dangerous predators]], she does extremely stupid things such as approaching a baby Stegosaurus standing right next to its family, taking a baby Tyrannosaurus back to their base camp (despite her predicting that T. rex likely cared for its young), and walking through the jungle covered in T. rex blood despite knowing that Tyrannosaurus has a very good sense of smell. She's basically a [[TheLoad complete load]], and her completely idiotic actions end up costing people lives.
** The Spinosaurus in [[Film/JurassicParkIII the third film]] is this because of its status as overpowered.
** Then there's Amanda Kirby from [[Film/JurassicParkIII the third film]], who easily earns the title of the most hated character in the series. Starting when they land on the island, she spends ''way'' too much of her screen time either [[ScreamingWoman screaming hysterically]] whenever she has even the slightest reason to, or simply being TooDumbToLive. Because of her boneheaded nature, she continuously makes Dr. Grant's attempts to keep everyone safe harder than ever, and it really doesn't help that on top of all that, she has other less-than-admirable traits such as occasional moments of stubborness and selfishness. To be fair though, she ''does'' get a little better and smarter by the end, but at that point, it really isn't enough to make much difference or make up for all of her incredible moments of stupidity that nearly got herself and the others killed.
* ''Film/TheLegendOfZorro'' dumped the young Joaquin into the mix, adding a needless (and quite annoying) child element when all people were wanting was to see Creator/AntonioBanderas and Creator/CatherineZetaJones kick any asses they might have missed from the first movie.
* ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings''
** Denethor, the {{Jerkass}} Steward of Gondor, from ''The Return of the King'', gets a lot of hate, and to top that, thanks to {{Flanderization}}, he's viewed only in the film as a unlikable crazy jerk, instead of a sympathetic, complex, Shakespearean AntiVillain.
** Alfrid in ''Film/TheHobbit'' prequel trilogy. While he was tolerable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheDesolationOfSmaug second film]], he's almost unbearable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheBattleOfTheFiveArmies third]] due to a combination of being incredibly unlikeable, a CanonForeigner in a script already stuffed with them and a comic relief character whose gag of AesopAmnesia wears thin very quickly, lacking any plot-relevance to an already badly padded story, and [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse his storyline not actually concluding in the theatrical film]] (leaving him a KarmaHoudini). On top of that, he's a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to his boss in the prior film, who was at least played by Creator/StephenFry. Even fans of the film despise him, as his role of comic relief was filled better by the dwarves in prior films, who are largely DemotedToExtra in ''Five Armies'' in favor of him (a decision believed to be the result of ExecutiveMeddling and near-universally seen as a poor one). It's rumored that audiences ''applauded'' during a screening of the Extended Edition, which added a scene where Alfrid [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty dies horribly.]]
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse:
** The earth supporting cast from ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', namely Darcy and her intern boyfriend, Eric Selvic and Jane Foster for stealing screen time away from the much more entertaining and compelling Asgardian characters. The girls are especially disliked: Jane for her [[StrangledByTheRedString underdeveloped]] relationship with the titular character that ultimately [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the plot]], and Darcy because many people find her just annoying rather than funny. The fact that a lot of much more interesting characters and plot point from the [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor source material]] were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short]] [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. It's a shame since they were liked or tolerated well enough in the first movie, but this one just has no idea what it's doing with them.
** Of all the MCU villains, Malekith the Accursed, also from ''The Dark World'' probably has the least fans. He doesn't have any real motivation for trying to destroy the world, and is just a GenericDoomsdayVillain, especially when compared to the villain of the first ''Film/{{Thor}}''.
* Zeppo Marx quickly became audiences' least favorite member of Creator/TheMarxBrothers, due to his failure to adopt a strongly identifiable screen personality like Groucho, Harpo, and Chico. This eventually caused him to go behind the scenes and manage the other three, though they continued having straight romantic hero parts in their films that Zeppo clearly would have played if they'd still been together. Ironically, several of their contemporaries stated that in real life Zeppo was the funniest of the brothers. This includes the Marx Brothers themselves, as not only was he a capable straight man, he could subtly suggest further improvisations without breaking character or drawing undue attention. In contrast, most of the non-sibling cast had difficulty dealing with the brothers without laughing or storming off angrily. Played with by ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', when they named Xander "[[{{Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS3E13TheZeppo}} The Zeppo]]".
* From ''Film/TheNightOfTheHunter'', we have Icey Spoon, an old woman who is, without a doubt, the personification of '''The Nag'''. She's constantly belittling her husband to the point that he's completely ineffectual in helping anyone (she even admits to a crowd that she thinks about canning when she's having sex), she pushes Willa Harper into getting remarried to Harry Powell, and is utterly won over by his charms. Half the problems in the movie John and Pearl have to deal with are because of Icey's "helping hand". [[spoiler: When Powell is finally arrested, Icey appears at his trial, drunk out of her mind and leading a lynch mob to hang Powell.]]
* Philip the clergyman from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides''. Many people thought he was an out-of-place character (missionary on a pirate ship) and that his subplot was pointless; that whole interspecies romance thing doesn't fit at all with [[ImmortalitySeeker the main plot]] except for the three seconds or so that Blackbeard exploits it.
* Ludlow from ''Film/{{Pixels}}''. He has NoIndoorVoice, screams constantly and acts like a complete LoonyFan towards Lady Lisa, complete with StalkerShrine and everything.
* Costa from ''Film/ProjectX''. He's an arrogant, promiscuous, sociopathic bastard who bullies his friends, is casually misogynistic, racist, and homophobic, and is responsible for most of the problems that occur in the film, including stealing from a drug dealer he knows. He also brings a pair of psychopathic kids as "security" who assault a man whose only crime is being upset about the titular party.
** It ''certainly'' doesn't help that while many of the other characters, such as the slightly sympathetic Thomas, [[spoiler: receive prison time]] for the reckless party that Costa started, Not only does [[spoiler: ''[[KarmaHoudini Costa get off]] scott free'']], but he's treated like a saint! The writers ''really'' tried to make him like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Cartman]], but forgot that even ''he'' had some sympathy.
* Many fans of Creator/GingerRogers and Creator/FredAstaire strongly dislike Harriet Hoctor in ''Film/ShallWeDance''.
* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'' is this for a certain number Looney Tunes fans. PositiveDiscrimination is a big factor. Since she was female, she could never participate in slapstick or display any flaws, making her seem like unfunny. The whole "furry" thing certainly doesn't help, either. There's also the fact that [[CreatorsPet they then shoehorned her into every series since.]] The only possible love she gets is from the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom, and even they aren't too thrilled. ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' lampshades this fact by making her immensely hated by the main cast, and in a hilarious bit of irony, Bugs seems to be the most annoyed by her. Although, oddly enough, [[CloudCuckoolander her new]] [[TalkativeLoon characterization]] in said show [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap has actually made her far more liked amongst quite a few fans.]]
** Ironically, her new version from ''The Looney Tunes Show'' is seen as a scrappy by many fans of the original Space Jam incarnation, which are quite likely to be tween girls who initially idolized the original incarnation that have now grown up to around college age. The most common criticism said fans use is accusing Creator/WarnerBros of turning a [[RealWomenDontWearDresses "strong female character"]] into TheDitz. Seems poor Lola just can't catch a break from being called a scrappy.
* Eric Sacks from ''Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2014''. When it comes down to it, he's just an unneeded new character who steals the spotlight not only from Shredder, but from Karai and Baxter Stockman as well.
%%* Anna Valerious of ''Film/VanHelsing''. She even has a fanlisting for people that hate her character.
* ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds'' (2005):
** Rachel is hated for being TheLoad who does absolutely nothing but scream and, even though she's 10, get carried around for the entire movie.
** Her brother Robbie gets a bit of it too for his HairTriggerTemper and his surviving a gigantic explosion with no explanation.
* Heathcliff, the dismally unfunny comic relief in ''Film/TheWildWorldOfBatwoman''. He's a major reason why the movie is painful to watch, even with [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Mike, Tom and Crow]].
* Viper from ''Film/TheWolverine'', with any semblance of being a MagnificentBitch taken by [[spoiler:Yashida himself]], leaving her an enormously bitchy SmugSnake with FetishRetardant. Didn't help her case when Viper's characterization here gives her snake powers [[note]](she didn't have any in the comics, as she was originally "Evil Black Widow")[[/note]] and her actress was terrible in the part. As a final punch to the gut, she has absolutely ''nothing'' to do with her comic book counterpart.
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The ''Film/{{Transformers|FilmSeries}}'' films by Creator/MichaelBay offer quite a few Scrappies:

! The films in general:
* Sam Witwicky himself is this to a fair number of people, largely for being as whiny as [[Franchise/TransformersGeneration1 Daniel Witwicky]] at many points, and for [[SpotlightStealingSquad taking time away from the Transformers]], the whole point of the franchise. He becomes increasingly something of a JerkAss as the films go on, and he's a PinballProtagonist, with most of his roles in the films amounting to "hold the MacGuffin of the minute and run around with it for a while." Being played by Creator/ShiaLabeouf doesn't help. It's telling that him being [[PutOnABus written out]] in the fourth film and [[BusCrash implied to have died]] in the fifth met almost no fanfare or outrage whatsoever. More than a few readings of the films have suggested that even Bay doesn't seem to like him, as he's consistently framed with a contempt normally reserved for a HateSink.
* Though a BadassAdorable extraordinaire and far from one of the worst offenders listed here, a lot of people seem to be agree that Bumblebee's radio talk gimmick is becoming tired, especially as the disability that require him to talk through the radio was rectified in the first film, meaning he does it... just because. He also gets flack for being a bit of a SpotlightStealingSquad and the ''staggering'' amount of merchandise he's engendered.
* Sam's parents, Judy especially, are ''loathed'' by just about everyone for drawing even more attention away from the Transformers with their pointless escapades and serving to shoehorn in some of the most inane, lowbrow, and unfunny comedy in the series. Its says a lot when you trail behind ''Skids and Mudflap'' in heroic acts and overall likability.

! ''[[Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen Revenge of the Fallen]]'':
* The biggest examples are the twins, Skids and Mudflap. In addition to being accused of being [[EthnicScrappy ethnic stereotypes]], they have absolutely ''hideous'' designs. To make matters worse, they had more screentime in ROTF than ''[[TheHero Optimus Prime]]'', and were rather poor attempts at being the KidAppealCharacter when the former TropeNamer, [[CuteMute Bumblebee]], was still around, making them completely redundant. ''Dark of the Moon'' was originally going to contain a scene where they were killed off [[spoiler: by Sentinel Prime]], but was cut for pacing (the scene appears in some of the licensed goods such as IDW's comic book adaptation, based on an earlier cut of the movie). Ironically, said scene was viewed by many as something that might have [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Rescued Them From the Scrappy Heap]] by virtue of being a massive TearJerker.
* Wheelie earned the hatred of many in being what many perceived as a badly failed attempt at juggling [[KidAppealCharacter Kid Appeal]] and shock humor. Fortunately, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he got better]] in ''Dark of the Moon''.
* The Fallen [[{{Pun}} falls]] under this, partly for demoting Megatron to TheDragon but also for his [[ThePowerOfTheSun evil plan that over-the-top 60's villains often used]], having a strange grab bag of unexplained powers, and having [[FlatCharacter less personality than a flapjack]]. It doesn't help that the Fallen was [[AntiClimax taken down in a matter of seconds by Optimus]]. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Oh, and he's never shown to have an altmode.]]
* Sam's roommate Leo, who is incredibly obnoxious and irritating and serves absolutely NO purpose to the plot whatsoever. Several audiences [[TakeThatScrappy cheered when Simmons tased him]]. Thankfully, he didn't appear in next movie

! ''[[Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon Dark of the Moon]]'':
* Soundwave is almost universally considered a step backward from the previous film, where he at least managed to be a serious and threatening presence as the Decepticons' ace in the hole. Here, his personality inexplicably does a 180 from a stoic badass into a gleeful sadist, and his actual fighting ability is shown to be ''terrible''. In the end, [[spoiler:Bumblebee takes him and several of his {{Mooks}} down in maybe 30 seconds.]]
* Starscream, for his [[spoiler:utterly pathetic death. When ''Sam Witwicky'' can take the second-in-command of the Decepticons out]], something might, just ''might'' be wrong. It didn't help that Starscream's reaction throughout the ordeal is the epitome of {{Narm}}.
* Shockwave was heavily hyped up as a force to be reckoned with before the film was released... and then he turns out the living embodiment of TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. He does ''hardly anything''. In most Transformers media, Shockwave is a cold, logical MadScientist who wouldn't hesitate to take control of the Decepticons if he thought it was the logical thing to do. The idea was that fans would draw their attention to him instead of [[spoiler:Sentinel Prime]], the real BigBad. The final result is a Shockwave that lacks the intelligence that made him popular, and whose only major contribution to the film is the Driller, a creature that affects the story and has more screen presence than its owner.
* Jerry Wang (hoo hoo). Hey, an Asian-American, so there's some diversity-oh wait, he's an EthnicScrappy that acts unappealing and helps set up a gay joke.

! ''[[Film/TransformersAgeOfExtinction Age Of Extinction]]'':
* Tessa gets a lot of flak for constantly blaming her father and the Autobots for nearly every bad thing that happens to her even when they are attempting to keep her safe from Lockdown. Being played by Nicola Peltz does not help.
* Ditto for her boyfriend Shane, who is equally despised for reminding Cade of his relationship with Tessa even when they are under attack. The fact that he carries a card with a description of a law that authorizes his relationship with a seventeen-year-old girl in his wallet like a condom certainly rubbed viewers the wrong way. Saying lines like "I'm not here to save your daughter, you're here to save my girlfriend" make people side with Cade on wanting him away from Tessa.
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* Christopher Oram from ''Film/AlienCovenant'', for a few reasons but [[TooDumbToLive mostly for his multiple]] WhatAnIdiot moments (one of which [[spoiler:ends up getting him killed]]), [[{{Jerkass}} refusing to allow Daniels and the crew to properly honour her husband]] and ''his best friend'' and when they do calling it "a breach in protocol", [[ItsAllAboutMe thinking that the crew are somehow distrustful of him despite showing no signs of it]] claiming them and the company don't like religious people and just the fact that everyone who dies (including his own wife!) and every bad thing that happens can be traced back to his decision to up and change course to their Engineer homeworld without putting it to a crew vote.
* ''Film/AnotherCinderellaStory'' gives us Dominique. She's an AbusiveParent toward [[TheWoobie poor Mary]] and is a complete {{Jerkass}}. Believe it or not, no one actually [[KarmaHoudini calls her out for her terrible treatment]], and she never gets any redeeming qualities at all. Sure, she breaks her legs at the end of the movie and Mary gets to escape her horrible treatment, but she still leaves quite a terrible impression.
* ''Film/AttackOfTheTheEyeCreatures''. Culver, the the CovertPervert, was labeled by [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Tom Servo]] as one of the the most instantly unlikeable characters in film history.
* The O'Doyle family from ''Film/BillyMadison'' because they are a family of red headed bullies that mostly say "O'Doyle rules!"
* Malak from ''Film/ConanTheDestroyer'', whiny, cowardly and, except for one scene, TheLoad.
* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse'':
** The villain Enchantress was the weakest part of the ''Film/SuicideSquad''. This was thanks to a combination of [[FlatCharacter poor characterization]], [[GenericDoomsdayVillain generic and vague motivations]], and her {{Story Breaker Power}}s that leaves little room for an interesting conflict. Not to mention that she's horribly out of sync with the rest of the movie; watching her battle the Suicide Squad is a little bit like watching Film/{{the Dirty Dozen}} fight [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Rita Repulsa]]. Cara Delevigne's poor performance didn't help matters.
** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/{{Darkseid}} (or, really, any New God; Steppenwolf is [[UnexpectedCharacter pretty much the definition of C-list]] among the group) or actual Leaguer villains like Starro, Amazo, or the Crime Syndicate.
* Snails, the thief from the first ''Film/DungeonsAndDragons'' movie, was hated for being an incredibly aggravating EthnicScrappy, so much so that Ridley's BigNo following his death at the hands of evil head minion Damodar was considered the height of {{Narm}}.
* An adaptation of ''Literature/TheDunwichHorror'' from TheSeventies gives Wilbur Whateley a love interest. Most Lovecraft fans consider her everything wrong with Hollywood.
* Ruby Rhod from ''Film/TheFifthElement''. He's supposed to be the comic relief, but the only thing he does is scream like a little girl and complain about everything in a grating, high-pitched voice, and while no one would call the rest of the movie a masterpiece of characterization, Ruby Rhod has ''zero'' depth to his character beyond being "[[EthnicScrappy humorously effeminate]] [[UncleTomfoolery black guy]]." Not only that, he is ''completely useless'' and does nothing to help the plot or the other characters. This seems to be the point of the character, as protagonist Korben Dallas is frequently grimacing around Ruby and clearly dislikes him.
* ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}''
** Minya, a.k.a. the Film/SonOfGodzilla is often panned by ''Godzilla'' fans of all ages due to his goofy nature, odd resemblance to a [[Series/DiffrentStrokes young Gary Coleman]], and the fact that he starred in ''Film/AllMonstersAttack'' which is considered the worst of the Japanese ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' films.
** There is [[Film/{{Godzilla 1998}} the first American Godzilla]], nowadays officially called Zilla due to this trope. He is hated for being [[AdaptationalWimp weak]] compared to the original, lacking the powerful breath vision and durability, as well as having a totally different backstory (he's a mutated marine iguana, not a dinosaur). He also runs away from the military, and looks very different from the original. Ironically, in some international markets, he's actually ''by far'' the most well known and popular monster of the franchise, and it's the Japanese one and the [[Film/{{Godzilla2014}} newer American one]] that's hated.
** Likewise, there's [[Film/GodzillaVsMegalon Jet Jaguar]] ("[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 His crimefighting covers up a basic insecurity]]"). Think Ultraman + Jack Nicholson - the entertainment value of both. He has picked up something of an ironic fandom, though, as between his weird design, surprising incompetence, silly theme song, and craptastic first outing, he's a rich well of SoBadItsGood - to the point that his appearance in the comics, punctuated by "NEXT ISSUE: PUNCH PUNCH PUNCH", made people very happy.
** King Caesar qualifies for certain fans, in both of his appearances. In ''Film/GodzillaVsMechagodzilla'', he can only be awakened by [[{{Padding}} an extraordinarily long song]], and when he finally does get up, he gets his ass kicked by Mechagodzilla until Godzilla intervenes, [[AntiClimax despite being hyped for the entire film as a world-saving guardian which the characters had been working to reawaken]]. And in ''Film/GodzillaFinalWars'', he is mostly bashed for having an even more laughable design, besides doing nothing again, other than getting beaten (in a {{kaiju}} ''football match'' no less).
** Similarly, MOGUERA from ''Film/GodzillaVsSpacegodzilla'' is often seen as a poor man's Mechagodzilla.
* ''Franchise/IndianaJones'':
** From ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom The Temple of Doom]]'' there is the [[TheLoad largely useless]] DamselScrappy Willie Scott, who is despised [[CreatorBacklash even by the actress who played her,]] who admitted she's "not much more than a dumb, screaming blonde." While Short Round is useful to a degree, he can get on a lot of peoples' nerves for being annoying.
** Mutt from ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf. The [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment scene where he swung from tree vines with a bunch of monkeys]] didn't help any.
* ''Film/JamesBond'':
** Sheriff J.W. Pepper, the obnoxious redneck sheriff comic relief from ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. They also managed to shoehorn him in to ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' by having him [[ContrivedCoincidence touring Bangkok]] AND he's around for the infamous scene where the awesome car jump is ruined by a slide-whistle sound effect and him rolling around in the back of the car yelling. How irritating is Sheriff Pepper? On Blog/ToplessRobot's countdown of obnoxious comedic sidekicks he ''beat out Jar-Jar''.
** Dr. Christmas Jones from ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough'', is hated for generally existing only so that Bond has a backup girl when the infinitely-more-interesting primary love interest, Elektra King, [[spoiler: turns out to be evil]]. Not to mention the [[WTHCastingAgency casting of Denise Richards as a brilliant nuclear physicist]].
** Mr. Bullion from the same film is for henchmen. He is hated for being an obnoxious "gangsta" stereotype and a DirtyCoward; [[spoiler:thankfully, he gets gunned down by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Valentin Zukovsky]]]].
** As bad as Christmas Jones is, she at least manages to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', on the other hand, screams at the slightest provocation, gets captured at the most inconvenient times and forces Bond to rescue her, fails to notice Zorin sneaking up on her in a ''zeppelin'', and [[spoiler:survives over the much cooler [[EvilIsSexy (and hotter)]] May Day]].
* ''Franchise/JurassicPark'':
** Lex and Tim from [[Film/JurassicPark the first film]] and Kelly Curtis from [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]] are this because of their shared status as [[TheLoad completely useless]] {{Tagalong Kid}}s.
** Sarah Harding from [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]]. Despite apparently [[InformedAbility having years of experience with dangerous predators]], she does extremely stupid things such as approaching a baby Stegosaurus standing right next to its family, taking a baby Tyrannosaurus back to their base camp (despite her predicting that T. rex likely cared for its young), and walking through the jungle covered in T. rex blood despite knowing that Tyrannosaurus has a very good sense of smell. She's basically a [[TheLoad complete load]], and her completely idiotic actions end up costing people lives.
** The Spinosaurus in [[Film/JurassicParkIII the third film]] is this because of its status as overpowered.
** Then there's Amanda Kirby from [[Film/JurassicParkIII the third film]], who easily earns the title of the most hated character in the series. Starting when they land on the island, she spends ''way'' too much of her screen time either [[ScreamingWoman screaming hysterically]] whenever she has even the slightest reason to, or simply being TooDumbToLive. Because of her boneheaded nature, she continuously makes Dr. Grant's attempts to keep everyone safe harder than ever, and it really doesn't help that on top of all that, she has other less-than-admirable traits such as occasional moments of stubborness and selfishness. To be fair though, she ''does'' get a little better and smarter by the end, but at that point, it really isn't enough to make much difference or make up for all of her incredible moments of stupidity that nearly got herself and the others killed.
* ''Film/TheLegendOfZorro'' dumped the young Joaquin into the mix, adding a needless (and quite annoying) child element when all people were wanting was to see Creator/AntonioBanderas and Creator/CatherineZetaJones kick any asses they might have missed from the first movie.
* ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings''
** Denethor, the {{Jerkass}} Steward of Gondor, from ''The Return of the King'', gets a lot of hate, and to top that, thanks to {{Flanderization}}, he's viewed only in the film as a unlikable crazy jerk, instead of a sympathetic, complex, Shakespearean AntiVillain.
** Alfrid in ''Film/TheHobbit'' prequel trilogy. While he was tolerable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheDesolationOfSmaug second film]], he's almost unbearable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheBattleOfTheFiveArmies third]] due to a combination of being incredibly unlikeable, a CanonForeigner in a script already stuffed with them and a comic relief character whose gag of AesopAmnesia wears thin very quickly, lacking any plot-relevance to an already badly padded story, and [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse his storyline not actually concluding in the theatrical film]] (leaving him a KarmaHoudini). On top of that, he's a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to his boss in the prior film, who was at least played by Creator/StephenFry. Even fans of the film despise him, as his role of comic relief was filled better by the dwarves in prior films, who are largely DemotedToExtra in ''Five Armies'' in favor of him (a decision believed to be the result of ExecutiveMeddling and near-universally seen as a poor one). It's rumored that audiences ''applauded'' during a screening of the Extended Edition, which added a scene where Alfrid [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty dies horribly.]]
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse:
** The earth supporting cast from ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', namely Darcy and her intern boyfriend, Eric Selvic and Jane Foster for stealing screen time away from the much more entertaining and compelling Asgardian characters. The girls are especially disliked: Jane for her [[StrangledByTheRedString underdeveloped]] relationship with the titular character that ultimately [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the plot]], and Darcy because many people find her just annoying rather than funny. The fact that a lot of much more interesting characters and plot point from the [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor source material]] were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short]] [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. It's a shame since they were liked or tolerated well enough in the first movie, but this one just has no idea what it's doing with them.
** Of all the MCU villains, Malekith the Accursed, also from ''The Dark World'' probably has the least fans. He doesn't have any real motivation for trying to destroy the world, and is just a GenericDoomsdayVillain, especially when compared to the villain of the first ''Film/{{Thor}}''.
* Zeppo Marx quickly became audiences' least favorite member of Creator/TheMarxBrothers, due to his failure to adopt a strongly identifiable screen personality like Groucho, Harpo, and Chico. This eventually caused him to go behind the scenes and manage the other three, though they continued having straight romantic hero parts in their films that Zeppo clearly would have played if they'd still been together. Ironically, several of their contemporaries stated that in real life Zeppo was the funniest of the brothers. This includes the Marx Brothers themselves, as not only was he a capable straight man, he could subtly suggest further improvisations without breaking character or drawing undue attention. In contrast, most of the non-sibling cast had difficulty dealing with the brothers without laughing or storming off angrily. Played with by ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', when they named Xander "[[{{Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS3E13TheZeppo}} The Zeppo]]".
* From ''Film/TheNightOfTheHunter'', we have Icey Spoon, an old woman who is, without a doubt, the personification of '''The Nag'''. She's constantly belittling her husband to the point that he's completely ineffectual in helping anyone (she even admits to a crowd that she thinks about canning when she's having sex), she pushes Willa Harper into getting remarried to Harry Powell, and is utterly won over by his charms. Half the problems in the movie John and Pearl have to deal with are because of Icey's "helping hand". [[spoiler: When Powell is finally arrested, Icey appears at his trial, drunk out of her mind and leading a lynch mob to hang Powell.]]
* Philip the clergyman from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanOnStrangerTides''. Many people thought he was an out-of-place character (missionary on a pirate ship) and that his subplot was pointless; that whole interspecies romance thing doesn't fit at all with [[ImmortalitySeeker the main plot]] except for the three seconds or so that Blackbeard exploits it.
* Ludlow from ''Film/{{Pixels}}''. He has NoIndoorVoice, screams constantly and acts like a complete LoonyFan towards Lady Lisa, complete with StalkerShrine and everything.
* Costa from ''Film/ProjectX''. He's an arrogant, promiscuous, sociopathic bastard who bullies his friends, is casually misogynistic, racist, and homophobic, and is responsible for most of the problems that occur in the film, including stealing from a drug dealer he knows. He also brings a pair of psychopathic kids as "security" who assault a man whose only crime is being upset about the titular party.
** It ''certainly'' doesn't help that while many of the other characters, such as the slightly sympathetic Thomas, [[spoiler: receive prison time]] for the reckless party that Costa started, Not only does [[spoiler: ''[[KarmaHoudini Costa get off]] scott free'']], but he's treated like a saint! The writers ''really'' tried to make him like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Cartman]], but forgot that even ''he'' had some sympathy.
* Many fans of Creator/GingerRogers and Creator/FredAstaire strongly dislike Harriet Hoctor in ''Film/ShallWeDance''.
* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'' is this for a certain number Looney Tunes fans. PositiveDiscrimination is a big factor. Since she was female, she could never participate in slapstick or display any flaws, making her seem like unfunny. The whole "furry" thing certainly doesn't help, either. There's also the fact that [[CreatorsPet they then shoehorned her into every series since.]] The only possible love she gets is from the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom, and even they aren't too thrilled. ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' lampshades this fact by making her immensely hated by the main cast, and in a hilarious bit of irony, Bugs seems to be the most annoyed by her. Although, oddly enough, [[CloudCuckoolander her new]] [[TalkativeLoon characterization]] in said show [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap has actually made her far more liked amongst quite a few fans.]]
** Ironically, her new version from ''The Looney Tunes Show'' is seen as a scrappy by many fans of the original Space Jam incarnation, which are quite likely to be tween girls who initially idolized the original incarnation that have now grown up to around college age. The most common criticism said fans use is accusing Creator/WarnerBros of turning a [[RealWomenDontWearDresses "strong female character"]] into TheDitz. Seems poor Lola just can't catch a break from being called a scrappy.
* Eric Sacks from ''Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2014''. When it comes down to it, he's just an unneeded new character who steals the spotlight not only from Shredder, but from Karai and Baxter Stockman as well.
%%* Anna Valerious of ''Film/VanHelsing''. She even has a fanlisting for people that hate her character.
* ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds'' (2005):
** Rachel is hated for being TheLoad who does absolutely nothing but scream and, even though she's 10, get carried around for the entire movie.
** Her brother Robbie gets a bit of it too for his HairTriggerTemper and his surviving a gigantic explosion with no explanation.
* Heathcliff, the dismally unfunny comic relief in ''Film/TheWildWorldOfBatwoman''. He's a major reason why the movie is painful to watch, even with [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Mike, Tom and Crow]].
* Viper from ''Film/TheWolverine'', with any semblance of being a MagnificentBitch taken by [[spoiler:Yashida himself]], leaving her an enormously bitchy SmugSnake with FetishRetardant. Didn't help her case when Viper's characterization here gives her snake powers [[note]](she didn't have any in the comics, as she was originally "Evil Black Widow")[[/note]] and her actress was terrible in the part. As a final punch to the gut, she has absolutely ''nothing'' to do with her comic book counterpart.
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* Ruby Rhod from ''Film/TheFifthElement''. He's supposed to be the comic relief, but the only thing he does is scream like a little girl and complain about everything in a grating, high-pitched voice. Not only that, he is ''completely useless'' and does nothing to help the plot or the other characters. This seems to be the point of the character, as protagonist Korben Dallas is frequently grimacing around Ruby and clearly dislikes him.

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* Ludlow from ''Film/{{Pixels}}''. He has NoIndoorVoice, [[MostAnnoyingSound screams constantly]] and acts like a complete LoonyFan towards Lady Lisa, complete with StalkerShrine and everything.

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** Denethor, the {{Jerkass}} Steward of Gondor, from ''The Return of the King'', gets a lot of hate, and to top that, thanks to {{Flanderization}}, he's viewed only in the film as a dislikable, crazy jerk, instead of a sympathetic, complex, Shakespearean AntiVillain.
** Alfrid in ''Film/TheHobbit'' prequel trilogy. While he was tolerable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheDesolationOfSmaug second film]], he's almost unbearable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheBattleOfTheFiveArmies third]], due in large part to him and his AesopAmnesia comedy stick stealing valuable screentime away from the dwarves, who are ''the main characters'' and other more important roles as well as him being a one-dimensional jerkass. Both critics, fans and even detractors almost universally despise the character and in reviews the words "not funny" are almost always used to describe him, made worse by the fact that he [[Main/SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute essentially fills the role of the Master]] who was frankly [[Creator/StephenFry played by a better actor]]. In fact he's so hated, that when his death scene arrived during the extended edition screenings of the third film, the audience applauded.

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** Denethor, the {{Jerkass}} Steward of Gondor, from ''The Return of the King'', gets a lot of hate, and to top that, thanks to {{Flanderization}}, he's viewed only in the film as a dislikable, unlikable crazy jerk, instead of a sympathetic, complex, Shakespearean AntiVillain.
** Alfrid in ''Film/TheHobbit'' prequel trilogy. While he was tolerable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheDesolationOfSmaug second film]], he's almost unbearable in the [[Film/TheHobbitTheBattleOfTheFiveArmies third]], third]] due to a combination of being incredibly unlikeable, a CanonForeigner in large part to him a script already stuffed with them and his a comic relief character whose gag of AesopAmnesia comedy stick stealing valuable screentime away from wears thin very quickly, lacking any plot-relevance to an already badly padded story, and [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse his storyline not actually concluding in the dwarves, who are ''the main characters'' and other more important roles as well as theatrical film]] (leaving him being a one-dimensional jerkass. Both critics, fans and even detractors almost universally despise KarmaHoudini). On top of that, he's a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to his boss in the character and in reviews the words "not funny" are almost always used to describe him, made worse by the fact that he [[Main/SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute essentially fills the role of the Master]] prior film, who was frankly [[Creator/StephenFry at least played by a Creator/StephenFry. Even fans of the film despise him, as his role of comic relief was filled better actor]]. In fact he's so hated, by the dwarves in prior films, who are largely DemotedToExtra in ''Five Armies'' in favor of him (a decision believed to be the result of ExecutiveMeddling and near-universally seen as a poor one). It's rumored that when his death scene arrived audiences ''applauded'' during the extended edition screenings a screening of the third film, the audience applauded.Extended Edition, which added a scene where Alfrid [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty dies horribly.]]
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* Christopher Oram from ''Film/AlienCovenant'', for a few reasons but [[TooDumbToLive mostly for his multiple]] WhatAnIdiot moments (one of which [[spoiler:ends up getting him killed]]), [[{{Jerkass}} refusing to allow Daniels and the crew to properly honour her husband]] and ''his best friend'' and when they do calling it "a breach in protocal", [[ItsAllAboutMe thinking that the crew are somehow distrustful of him despite showing no signs of it]] claiming them and the company don't like religious people and just the fact that everyone who dies (including his own wife!) and every bad thing that happens can be traced back to his decision to up and change course to their Engineer homeworld without putting it to a crew vote.

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* Christopher Oram from ''Film/AlienCovenant'', for a few reasons but [[TooDumbToLive mostly for his multiple]] WhatAnIdiot moments (one of which [[spoiler:ends up getting him killed]]), [[{{Jerkass}} refusing to allow Daniels and the crew to properly honour her husband]] and ''his best friend'' and when they do calling it "a breach in protocal", protocol", [[ItsAllAboutMe thinking that the crew are somehow distrustful of him despite showing no signs of it]] claiming them and the company don't like religious people and just the fact that everyone who dies (including his own wife!) and every bad thing that happens can be traced back to his decision to up and change course to their Engineer homeworld without putting it to a crew vote.
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** The Spinosaurus in [[Film/JurassicParkIII the third film]] is this because of its status as a VillainSue.

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** It ''certainly'' doesn't help that while many of the other characters, such as the slightly sympathetic Thomas, [[spoiler: receive prison time]] for the reckless party that Costa started, Not only does [[spoiler: ''[[KarmaHoudini Costa get off]] scott free'']], but he's [[JerkSue treated like a saint]]! The writers ''really'' tried to make him like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Cartman]], but forgot that even ''he'' had some sympathy.

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** It ''certainly'' doesn't help that while many of the other characters, such as the slightly sympathetic Thomas, [[spoiler: receive prison time]] for the reckless party that Costa started, Not only does [[spoiler: ''[[KarmaHoudini Costa get off]] scott free'']], but he's [[JerkSue treated like a saint]]! saint! The writers ''really'' tried to make him like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Cartman]], but forgot that even ''he'' had some sympathy.



* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'' is this for a certain number Looney Tunes fans. PositiveDiscrimination is a big factor. Since she was female, she could never participate in slapstick or display any flaws, making her seem like an unfunny MarySue. The whole "furry" thing certainly doesn't help, either. There's also the fact that [[CreatorsPet they then shoehorned her into every series since.]] The only possible love she gets is from the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom, and even they aren't too thrilled. ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' lampshades this fact by making her immensely hated by the main cast, and in a hilarious bit of irony, Bugs seems to be the most annoyed by her. Although, oddly enough, [[CloudCuckoolander her new]] [[TalkativeLoon characterization]] in said show [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap has actually made her far more liked amongst quite a few fans.]]

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* Lola Bunny from ''Film/SpaceJam'' is this for a certain number Looney Tunes fans. PositiveDiscrimination is a big factor. Since she was female, she could never participate in slapstick or display any flaws, making her seem like an unfunny MarySue.unfunny. The whole "furry" thing certainly doesn't help, either. There's also the fact that [[CreatorsPet they then shoehorned her into every series since.]] The only possible love she gets is from the UsefulNotes/FurryFandom, and even they aren't too thrilled. ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'' lampshades this fact by making her immensely hated by the main cast, and in a hilarious bit of irony, Bugs seems to be the most annoyed by her. Although, oddly enough, [[CloudCuckoolander her new]] [[TalkativeLoon characterization]] in said show [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap has actually made her far more liked amongst quite a few fans.]]
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** King Caesar qualifies for certain fans, in both of his appearances. In ''Film/GodzillaVsMechagodzilla'', he can only be awakened by [[{{Padding}} an extraordinarily long song]], and when he finally does get up, he gets his ass kicked by Mechagodzilla until Godzilla intervenes, [[AntiClimax despite being hyped for the entire film as a world-saving guardian which the characters had been working to reawaken]]. And in ''Film/GodzillaFinalWars'', he is mostly bashed for having an even more laughable design, besides doing nothing again, other than getting beaten (in a {{kaiju}} ''football match'' no less).[[

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** King Caesar qualifies for certain fans, in both of his appearances. In ''Film/GodzillaVsMechagodzilla'', he can only be awakened by [[{{Padding}} an extraordinarily long song]], and when he finally does get up, he gets his ass kicked by Mechagodzilla until Godzilla intervenes, [[AntiClimax despite being hyped for the entire film as a world-saving guardian which the characters had been working to reawaken]]. And in ''Film/GodzillaFinalWars'', he is mostly bashed for having an even more laughable design, besides doing nothing again, other than getting beaten (in a {{kaiju}} ''football match'' no less).[[

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** Mutt from ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf.
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** Mutt from ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]]'' achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf.
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** Likewise, there's [[Film/GodzillaVsMegalon Jet Jaguar]] ("[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 His crimefighting covers up a basic insecurity]]"). Think Ultraman + Jack Nicholson - the entertainment value of both.

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** As bad as Christmas Jones is, at least she actually managed to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton, from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', does not, preferring to:
-->''1.'' Scream at the slightest provocation,
-->''2.'' Get captured at the most inconvenient times, forcing Bond to rescue her sorry hide,
-->''3.'' Hold onto the IdiotBall for dear life (seriously woman, Creator/ChristopherWalken sneaked up on you in a freaking ZEPPELIN for crying out loud), and
-->''4.'' Survive over the much cooler [[EvilIsSexy (and hotter)]] Grace Jones.

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** As bad as Christmas Jones is, she at least she actually managed manages to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton, Sutton from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', does not, preferring to:
-->''1.'' Scream
on the other hand, screams at the slightest provocation,
-->''2.'' Get
provocation, gets captured at the most inconvenient times, forcing times and forces Bond to rescue her sorry hide,
-->''3.'' Hold onto the IdiotBall for dear life (seriously woman, Creator/ChristopherWalken sneaked
her, fails to notice Zorin sneaking up on you her in a freaking ZEPPELIN for crying out loud), and
-->''4.'' Survive
''zeppelin'', and [[spoiler:survives over the much cooler [[EvilIsSexy (and hotter)]] Grace Jones.May Day]].

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Roger Moore and George Lazenby do have their supporters, which makes them more Base-Breaking Characters than full-on Scrappies. I also find the reasons listed for George to be a bit flimsy (ie. Why would crying over a murdered loved one make him a hated character?)


* Many characters from ''Film/JamesBond'' including a few Bonds themselves:
** Creator/RogerMoore's Bond was hated by a good portion of the fans for being the Bond that saw the series get campier and more comedic, as well as starring in some of the worst Bond films of the series (''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'', ''Film/{{Moonraker}}'' and ''Film/AViewToAKill'', anyone?) That being said, his films [[note]] save for ''Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe'' which has always been regarded as his best film, something that he agreed with, if not one of the best films in the franchise [[/note]] and his performance have received a better response in the years since, [[DeadArtistsAreBetter even if nowadays it may be for an unfortunate reason.]]

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* Many characters from ''Film/JamesBond'' including a few Bonds themselves:
** Creator/RogerMoore's Bond was hated by a good portion of the fans for being the Bond that saw the series get campier and more comedic, as well as starring in some of the worst Bond films of the series (''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'', ''Film/{{Moonraker}}'' and ''Film/AViewToAKill'', anyone?) That being said, his films [[note]] save for ''Film/TheSpyWhoLovedMe'' which has always been regarded as his best film, something that he agreed with, if not one of the best films in the franchise [[/note]] and his performance have received a better response in the years since, [[DeadArtistsAreBetter even if nowadays it may be for an unfortunate reason.]]
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** Creator/GeorgeLazenby's Bond tends to get a lot of hate from fans due to being Bond only [[Film/OnHerMajestysSecretService once]] (albeit it's considered to be one of franchise's ''best'' films), for being a model with no acting experience prior to being hired, for having the uneviable job of replacing Creator/SeanConnery, who many regard to this day as the best Bond, the ambiguous circumstances behind him leaving the position [[note]]depending on whom you believe, he either left because his agent convinced him that [[ItWillNeverCatchOn the franchise was dying]] or he was fired by execs [[FelonyMisdemeanor due to showing up with a shaggy, unkempt "Bond" appearance]][[/note]] and for [[spoiler: ''crying'' after Bond's wife was shot dead by his rival on their wedding day.]] [[note]]which, to make matters worse, was something that he didn't do in book.[[/note]]



*** As bad as Christmas Jones is, at least she actually managed to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton, from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', does not, preferring to:

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*** ** Mr. Bullion from the same film is for henchmen. He is hated for being an obnoxious "gangsta" stereotype and a DirtyCoward; [[spoiler:thankfully, he gets gunned down by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Valentin Zukovsky]]]].
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As bad as Christmas Jones is, at least she actually managed to do ''something'' useful. Stacey Sutton, from ''Film/AViewToAKill'', does not, preferring to:



** If Christmas Jones is the most scrappy woman, Mr. Bullion from the same film is for henchmen. He is hated for being an obnoxious "gangsta" stereotype and a DirtyCoward; thankfully, he gets [[spoiler:gunned down by [[EnsembleDarkhorse Valentin Zukovsky]]]].
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Hate sink characters don't count as scrappies.


* Almost certainly {{Invoked}} with [[ObstructiveBureaucrat Galloway]]. There is no way the writers could have made a less likable character... And yet we're forced to see him a) needlessly complicate the plot by attempting to comply with the Fallen's demands, b) pad the running time further with his whole "accompany the soldiers to Egypt" subplot, which c) becomes ''incredibly'' pointless when they trick him into parachuting off the plane, only for him to d) reappear later in a tired BrickJoke which has ''no'' bearing on the plot and only serves to divert attention away from the climax.

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** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/{{Darkseid}}.

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** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/{{Darkseid}}.Comicbook/{{Darkseid}} (or, really, any New God; Steppenwolf is [[UnexpectedCharacter pretty much the definition of C-list]] among the group) or actual Leaguer villains like Starro, Amazo, or the Crime Syndicate.

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* Sam Witwicky himself is this to a fair number of people, largely for being as whiny as [[Franchise/TransformersGeneration1 Daniel Witwicky]] at many points, and for [[SpotlightStealingSquad taking time away from the Transformers]], the whole point of the franchise. Being played by Creator/ShiaLabeouf doesn't help.

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* Sam Witwicky himself is this to a fair number of people, largely for being as whiny as [[Franchise/TransformersGeneration1 Daniel Witwicky]] at many points, and for [[SpotlightStealingSquad taking time away from the Transformers]], the whole point of the franchise. He becomes increasingly something of a JerkAss as the films go on, and he's a PinballProtagonist, with most of his roles in the films amounting to "hold the MacGuffin of the minute and run around with it for a while." Being played by Creator/ShiaLabeouf doesn't help.help. It's telling that him being [[PutOnABus written out]] in the fourth film and [[BusCrash implied to have died]] in the fifth met almost no fanfare or outrage whatsoever. More than a few readings of the films have suggested that even Bay doesn't seem to like him, as he's consistently framed with a contempt normally reserved for a HateSink.
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* Tessa gets a lot of flak for constantly blaming her father and the Autobots for nearly every bad thing that happens to her even when they are attempting to keep her safe from Lockdown. Being played by Nicola Peltz does not help.
* Ditto for her boyfriend Shane, who is equally despised for reminding Cade of his relationship with Tessa even when they are under attack. The fact that he carries a card with a description of a law that authorizes his relationship with a seventeen-year-old girl in his wallet like a condom certainly rubbed viewers the wrong way. Saying lines like "I'm not here to save your daughter, you're here to save my girlfriend" make people side with Cade on wanting him away from Tessa.
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** Lex and Tim from [[Film/JurassicPark the first film]] and Kelly Curtis from [[TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]] are this because of their shared status as [[TheLoad completely useless]] {{Tagalong Kid}}s.

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** Lex and Tim from [[Film/JurassicPark the first film]] and Kelly Curtis from [[TheLostWorldJurassicPark [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the second film]] are this because of their shared status as [[TheLoad completely useless]] {{Tagalong Kid}}s.
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He really isn't *that* much of a Scrappy and he eventually gets called out by James for tormenting him, so it's not like he gets off unscathed throughout the movie. Plus, unlike other examples on TV or film, his parents *are* aware of his behavior and never hesitate in scolding him for said behavior on occasion, while other parents out there just let their kids do whatever they want and never punish them whatsoever.


* Rusty Griswold's younger son, Kevin, from ''Film/{{Vacation}}''. He is an obnoxious, disrespectful, foul mouthed [[TheSociopath sociopath]] with no redeeming qualities and is outright nasty and rude to everyone, especially his older brother, James, whom he constantly bullies and even attempts to murder at one point. Not to mention, he frequently gets his father into trouble, even after he lessens up on his bullying. Even after James finally stands up to him, it is clear he hasn't changed at all. In the finale, he is the most violent in the fight with the rival family.
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** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/Darkseid.

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** Steppenwolf from ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' is considered to be the most forgettable and least-liked villain of the franchise due to having a bare-bones personality and an uninteresting CGI design. It didn't help matters that he was the main villain of the film instead of the more popular Comicbook/Darkseid.Comicbook/{{Darkseid}}.
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** Mutt from [[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf.

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** Mutt from [[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull ''[[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheKingdomOfTheCrystalSkull The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]] Skull]]'' achieves this status for being Indy's son and at least partly for being played by Creator/ShiaLaBeouf.

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* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse''
** Lex Luthor from ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' was seen as one of the most unpopular incarnation of the character. His manic behavior, erratic verbal tics, and ObviouslyEvil behavior makes him an absolute annoyance to watch. He also doesn't have the charisma of his comics incarnation and his motivation for hating Superman seems underdeveloped. It didn't help matters that Creator/JesseEisenberg gave a [[MedalOfDishonor Razzie-winning]] performance of Luthor.

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* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse''
** Lex Luthor from ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' was seen as one of the most unpopular incarnation of the character. His manic behavior, erratic verbal tics, and ObviouslyEvil behavior makes him an absolute annoyance to watch. He also doesn't have the charisma of his comics incarnation and his motivation for hating Superman seems underdeveloped. It didn't help matters that Creator/JesseEisenberg gave a [[MedalOfDishonor Razzie-winning]] performance of Luthor.
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** Lex Luthor from ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' was seen as one of the most unpopular incarnation of the character. His manic behavior, erratic verbal tics, and ObviouslyEvil behavior makes him an absolute annoyance to the audience. The fact that he doesn't have the charisma of his comics incarnation and comes off more like an {{Expy}} more like Comicbook/TheJoker or Comicbook/TheRiddler. Even his motivation for hating Superman seems underdeveloped since he isn't motivated by jealously for Superman's inherited powers or annoyance of Superman foiling his evil plans. It didn't help matters that Creator/JesseEisenberg gave a [[MedalOfDishonor Razzie-winning]] performance of Luthor.

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** Lex Luthor from ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' was seen as one of the most unpopular incarnation of the character. His manic behavior, erratic verbal tics, and ObviouslyEvil behavior makes him an absolute annoyance to the audience. The fact that he watch. He also doesn't have the charisma of his comics incarnation and comes off more like an {{Expy}} more like Comicbook/TheJoker or Comicbook/TheRiddler. Even his motivation for hating Superman seems underdeveloped since he isn't motivated by jealously for Superman's inherited powers or annoyance of Superman foiling his evil plans.underdeveloped. It didn't help matters that Creator/JesseEisenberg gave a [[MedalOfDishonor Razzie-winning]] performance of Luthor.

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