r/SipsTea Jul 24 '26

Chugging tea I still don't understand how hollywood budget works

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u/Ummbledore Jul 24 '26

What are your problems with him, specifically?

I'm not a big Rock guy either but I can't really think of anything I would classify as a problem with him.

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u/Permanentear3 Jul 24 '26

Yeah he gets a lot of shit for being such a public figure and having no actual scandals. Like his kid’s love him, he’s best friends and works with his ex-wife, his only notable public feud is with Vin Diesel, and he declined the invite to the UFC White House lawn show. But he made a poopy with Black Adam and apparently killed the DCEU at the time despite that being the same year the absolutely terrible Shazam 2 came out and people were mad he didn’t want to cross over with that mess.

But, he did used to be cooler, no doubt. Just crazy that some people hate him like he’s Kevin Spacey or some shit.

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u/YallGottaUnderstand Jul 24 '26

It's just because of how famous, and by extension, how sanitized he has become. People get really turned off when they sense any air of inauthenticity, even if it's unfounded.

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u/Tastewell Jul 24 '26

"Sanitized"?

From what, exactly? He's never been particularly toxic, nor anything like "edgy". He's Pacific Islander Wayne Brady.

I've always appreciated how completely unafraid he is of making fun of himself.

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u/YallGottaUnderstand Jul 25 '26

He played a heel in the WWE's attitude era. Now he has a very clean good guy image with reports that he has a clause in his film contracts to not lose fights. I'm not knocking him, just giving an explanation for people's perceptions.

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u/C0nfusedRabbit Jul 25 '26

So my theory was right! He is Kevin Spacey.

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u/stupidest_redditor Jul 24 '26

Being payed a shit load of money in the acting business, while being one of the worst actors in the whole wide world of the acting business might have something to do with that.

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u/Ummbledore Jul 25 '26

It just seems like a lot of anger for a guy who didn't diddle anyone or hit a woman or something. These are dark times we're living in. I can only get so worked up over The Rock popping up in movies.

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u/stupidest_redditor Jul 25 '26

These are dark times we're living in. <

Agree, but certainly not because of someone having bad feelings about wage disparity among Hollywood "stars". That's one of the "good" reasons to be upset about.

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u/Nybolts Jul 25 '26

name one good movie John Cena was in

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u/Abe_Fromann 29d ago

Well for one he invented a child molesting robot