Jennifer Lawrence is too much

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The reason YOU won the lottery is because THEY bought a ticket. Nice. Well said Anne.

The thing that made me dislike Lawrence the most was that time she bragged about assaulting a guy in a pub in Budapest on the Seth Meyers show. She talked about how she doused him and his luggage with beer because he was slightly rude to her. She also laughed about the fact that he was later seen in the bathroom crying over his wet belongings. Both her, the host, and the audience found the whole thing acceptable and hilarious. Maybe I don't understand American culture, but this is really fcked up to me.

I never noticed how Chris Pratt was the only one that cringed at Jennifer talking about disrespecting the local ancestry rocks by itching her butt with it.

My husband sat next to Jennifer at a function in NYC. She spoke so rudely about a fuller woman sat next to him. She was the boss of a plus size shapewear company. Jennifer is literally a mean girl.

When everyone caters to you, accountability and criticism feels like oppression.

I'm shocked at how rude Jennifer was towards the foreign journalist. Even the way she looked around when he asked his question, as if he was dumb.

My daughter spent a day with Anne Hathaway in a work situation, and she said that Anne was very kind to her and real. She said that at the end of the day, Anne gave her a hug and thanked her for spending the day with her. Things have a way of coming to the surface and the public always gets it.

"Boys cannot identify with a female lead" When I was a kid I literally thought Wednesday Addams was me, I identified myself in Sarah Connor too, Xena, Mulan, Arya Stark... or even Lilo from Lilo & Stitch and I'm a hetero white man. It has never been about the appearence but about the values, the emotions, the character development, the story. And they completely forgot it.

Even in her "relatable" phase Jennifer gave off "I'm not like other girls" vibes and as she got more famous that obnoxious attitude became more noticeable and people started to realise she wasn't as down-to-earth as she pretended to be. I know some people like to say that Emma Stone is in the same boat as Jennifer but from what I can tell Emma has remained classy, kind, and humble for the most part. Jennifer has become so self-important that it's hard for me to root for her anymore when she keeps spouting nonsense and doubling down on it.

The “butt rock” incident was what completely turned me off from her, saying this AS A WOMAN. Imagine knowing something is sacred to another culture and using it as your own scratching post like a friggin bear. Nasty.

Don’t forget she was the first female action hero. EVER. Way before Ellen Ripley, Sarah Connor, and Buffy Summers came out if their respective films and tv shows.

I think your take on Tom Cruise was spot on. Movie stars aren’t loved for who they are, but rather because of the roles they’ve played. When they express their personal opinions, not only do we as an audience not care, we STOP caring, because the fantasy of their character is broken. An actor’s job is to entertain…nothing more and nothing less

"boys cannot identify with a female lead" I'm sorry but Sigourney Weaver was one of my idols as a kid.

I will never get over the fact that she legit referred herself as the “first female lead in an action movie”😂 That sh*t was crazy

She's the person who bullies the hell out of people and then gets in front of another crowd and tells everyone bullies are evil

As someone who works as a college journalist, the guy might’ve just had his questions written on his phone. Reminders are a good way to keep track of that.

She never complained when she was paid more than Chris Pratt but complained when she was paid less than Leonardo DiCaprio

She's always seemed to me like the most rehearsed "real" person ever

I personally think her "initial personality of being down to earth" was all just an act and what you are seeing now is her true self.