thats all. painfull to watch. had to walk out from "Transformers 4".
shareI think the "Casting Couch" really does exist. And you can tell when it's a really attractive person that acts as well as a piece of drift wood.
She has a billionaire father, she doesn't need the casting couch.
shareAnd you can't spell to save your life.
shareAccording to everyone, no one in the Transformers movies can act. Its because they are bad movies with terrible directing and terrible dialogue. You can't just blame the actors.
shareThe two of you have something in common. You can't even write a good post on IMDb with decent punctuation and capitalization like a normal educated human being, and she can't act even with 90 hours of direction. Winning pair!
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8. Nicola Peltz
In fairness, it’s difficult to deny that Nicola Peltz blew up the box office this year (or rather, Michael Bay and Mark Wahlberg did) with the $1.08 billion Transformers: Age of Extinction, making it the highest-grossing film of 2014 worldwide. Still, the movie was widely panned by critics (18%), and while Age of Extinction had plenty more problems than its acting, her performance was criticised by a large quarter of critics, who didn’t just long for the days of Megan Fox, but considered Peltz’s flat and uninteresting work as Razzie-worthy. Note that Peltz already has one Worst Supporting Actress Razzie nod for her risible work on The Last Airbender.
Peltz did at least try something a little different a few weeks later with intriguing indie drama Affluenza, but any financial prospects were largely crippled by a super-limited theatrical run ahead of a muted VOD release, and poor reviews (20%).