“The 11 year old child and the adult FBI agent from Blank Check. Yikes.”

"Never seen this movie, only images, and I thought it was a movie about siblings."

"Literally no chemistry, no shared history, barely any character for her at all. It’s not much better in the books either."

"Talk about a mismatched couple. That’s straight up bizarre."

"I dare y’all to find a worse romance than this one. If you try and fail to come up with an answer, I will personally message you saying, ‘Are you lost, Baby Girl?’"

"I was going to say Anakin and Padmé from the Star Wars prequels, but then I remembered the romance from Transformers: Age of Extinction, where the guy carries a card that says he can legally date his underage girlfriend and shows it to her dad."

"It is the most baffling, disturbing and bizarre thing in a movie, even for a Michael Bay film. The dude has this law printed on a card in his wallet, ffs! Why was this in the movie?! Why carry that card? How often does he need it? Why show it to her fucking dad?! Why is the card laminated?!"

"God their chemistry was abysmal. The writing wasn’t doing any favours for them either though."

"This genuinely always pissed me off so badly. Like, you literally had to give her, the ONLY main female character at that time, a love interest that did not even make sense? Seriously?? And then you have her be a damsel in distress for the rest of the movie, even though we've seen her get out of worse on her own."

"This whole movie was questionable at best, but Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis are sooo flat on the screen."

"That movie had negative chemistry. Like, they repelled each other on screen. It had a running cringe effect on me for the entire part I watched. About half of it, maybe?"

"Anakin and Padmè's trajectory in Attack of the Clones alone is one of the most forced/unrealistic things I've ever seen in a film."

"Love them both, but they had zero chemistry, so they had to send him back to the past to end up with Peggy in the MCU."

"It still boggles my mind how successful 50 Shades was, because Dakota and the guy who plays Grey have zero chemistry, and she is so wooden. I remember sneaking to watch the movie with my friends in elementary school because it was so scandalous, and stopping it 30 minutes in because I was so bored. Still never finished it."

"Mark Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel in the The Happening. I feel like the two actors filmed their parts in separate rooms."

"This is especially problematic given how incredibly important their relationship needs to be for the plot of those two movies to work, especially the latter. Doesn’t help that Craig and Eva Green had chemistry for days in Casino Royale, but after Green, it was hard to imagine anyone else being Craig’s Bond’s true love."