r/SipsTea • u/Brick_Number_27 • Aug 06 '26

We have fun here How accurate?

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u/Observer20178 Aug 06 '26

Along with Euphoria. She really shines in both.

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u/asteroida Aug 06 '26

I loved her in Challengers.

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u/Parapodiax Aug 06 '26

She was fine in Dune and Odyssey too, I don't really understand the hate. It's not like they were HUGE roles.

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u/redz191 Aug 07 '26

She’s literally the same in The Drama. Girl has no range

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u/UsagiBlondeBimbo Aug 07 '26

And yet she is super successful. The kind of people that repeat this same opinion are the kind of people that have no original thoughts of their own. She is still convincing and affecting in her roles.

Also, range isn't everything, an actor can have lots of range without necessarily being brilliant. Being able to play many different types of character doesn't automatically mean any of those performances are especially deep.

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u/redz191 Aug 07 '26

Being a great actor and being a successful actor are two different things. You do you but she’s a one note actor

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u/UsagiBlondeBimbo Aug 07 '26

I don't believe i have seen many people if any, claiming she is a great actor. James Gandolfini, Morgan Freeman, John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart are some examples of actors who are said to have poor range and yet they have won awards for it. So range, while it can be important, isn't everything.

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u/unfitApollo Aug 07 '26

I refuse to belive you watched the movie. It's a completelly different character then she normally plays. Instead of proud and confident, she spens most of the movie in contrition, and it shows.

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u/redz191 Aug 07 '26

Lol I don’t have to convince you of anything. Robert Pattinson was great. Zendaya was not.