23 Of The Worst Main Characters From Movies

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We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us their least favorite main movie characters of all time. Here are the polarizing results.

1. Harry Potter from the Harry Potter series

Warner Bros.

Harry was pretty dumb and wouldn’t have lasted 10 seconds without Hermione. He mostly learned from trial and error and made a bunch of deadly mistakes, while Hermione spent the whole time methodically saving him and everyone else.

—april-rosek

2. Annie from Bridesmaids

Apatow Productions

All she does the ENTIRE movie is whine and complain about her extremely fixable problems instead of, I don’t know, FIXING THEM. She just bitches about them. Yeah, the movie has its funny parts and Melissa McCarthy’s character is incredible, but I cannot watch Bridesmaids because of how horrendous Kristen Wiig’s character is.

—ktk8895

3. Star-Lord from the Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers series

Marvel

He's annoying in Guardians of the Galaxy, but he's ESPECIALLY the worst in Infinity War. Screw him, tbh. They were SO close to getting the gauntlet off of Thanos' hand, and Star-Lord ruined it. He let his emotions get the better of him. It’s all his fault.

—marissakroppw

4. Julianne Potter from My Best Friend's Wedding

TriStar Pictures

She’s so selfish! In my opinion, she just wants Michael because she can’t have him! Even if she really did love him, she should have just told him instead of trying to ruin his wedding (and why would that make him want her?!). I’m so glad they didn’t end up together!

—cdehon

5. Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson from Lady Bird

A24

This is probably an unpopular opinion, but watching Lady Bird was almost unbearable for me because of the main character. Lady Bird herself was a character with NO likable qualities. I understand her character arc and so-called "growth," but her qualities didn't appeal to any kind of viewer. She was just a bitch, PERIOD.

—nflaten3

6. Pauline from Everything, Everything

Warner Bros.

She legit lied to her kid about her having a deadly disease for, like, 18 years. What the hell???

—azaharam

7. Mark from Love Actually

Universal Pictures

I know he was supposed to be sweet, but I found him stalker-ish, and he totally handled his crush badly. He was a bad friend for going after his best friend’s wife and did not deserve the praise he received.

—mydogsdog

8. Lilly Moscovitz from The Princess Diaries

Walt Disney Pictures

She was selfish, rude, and way too hard on her friend. She even told Mia she should be over her dad's death after just two months. She also made fun of Mia's new hair and constantly brought her down.

—annab4ffd1f216

9. Elsa from Frozen

Disney

I understood that she was terrified of her powers, but come on, girl... She froze the kingdom into an eternal winter and when her little sister wanted to help, she was like, "Sorry, not my problem!" Then she nearly killed her sister and somehow was a hero because she decided that love was more important??? What the hell...

—adraela

10. Frodo Baggins from the Lord of the Rings series

New Line Cinema

He did little to nothing on his own, didn't contribute to his own journey in any way, shape, or form, and would literally be dead if it weren't his best friend. Nothing he did was even remotely helpful, and he tried to have this savior quality about it but it just ended up hurting the people who were trying to help him (i.e leaving the Fellowship and sparing Gollum’s life).

—rhiannont425002046

11. Summer from 500 Days of Summer

Fox Searchlight Pictures

The fact that they talked for so long and caught up on that cute little sunset train scene, but she never mentioned that she was in a serious relationship... it pissed me off. She just did what she wanted. Part of being in a relationship means recognizing and responding to someone else’s needs and taking care of yourself. She still irks me.

—taylorb4566d8f98

12. Briony Tallis from Atonement

Focus Features

She destroyed two lives because of her jealousy and then tried to make you think she did the right thing at the end of it all, but she didn't.

—brienj

13. P. T. Barnum from The Greatest Showman

20th Century Fox

He exploited people's disabilities and insecurities to make money, and then he left them all behind when he found Jenny Lind and realized she'd make him more money. His character was just a sad, poor boy who was jealous of other peoples' success, and he wanted it for himself. When he didn't get it, he used others to get it for him.

—emilymajch

14. Gabriella from the High School Musical series

Disney Channel

Sharpay was always labeled the bad guy, just because she liked Troy and wanted the main role in the plays, but all Gabriella did was cause drama. She was so annoying.

—emilymariej2

15. Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games series

Lionsgate Films

The reluctant hero bit is exhausting and overdone. Gale and Peeta both deserved better.

—bexontime2

16. Ariel from The Little Mermaid

Disney

She was naive, idealistic to the point of stupidity, and not at all good at taking advice. Yes, Triton shouldn't have destroyed her little alcove of human wonders, but giving up your entire life/everything you've ever known for a MAN? That you've never spoken to? Nope. It was LIKE at first sight, not love.

—belikeaproton

17. Beca Mitchell from Pitch Perfect

Universal Pictures

I absolutely HATED Anna Kendrick's character in the first Pitch Perfect movie. She was such a whiny, stuck-up person who acted like she was too good for everyone.

—clairew469e28fce

18. Noah from The Notebook

New Line Cinema

He basically blackmailed Allie into going on a date with him. He also never got over their summer fling, and then he slept with her even though she was already taken! That doesn’t sound so romantic, does it?

—maj668

19. Troy from Fences

Paramount Pictures

Troy cheated on Rose and got another woman pregnant. Then, when Rose confronted him and asked if he was going to stop seeing her, he literally said to her face that he was still going to. And then he had the audacity to try to make himself the victim. He can choke.

—spenceralthouse

20. Edward from Twilight

Summit Entertainment

He was a stalker who was emotionally abusive and was such an arrogant prick. He led Bella into a toxic relationship and was super controlling.

—jbmasta

21. Tony Stark from the Iron Man and Avengers series

Marvel

He's horribly egotistical and has no real moral compass. He just does whatever feels good at the moment, so one minute he's completely against any rules that apply to him, and the next he's trying to force authoritarianism on everyone else.

—axj66

22. Sandy from Grease

Paramount Pictures

She was the worst because she literally changed herself for a man. And not just for a man, but for an asshole.

—amandar4baeb4f23

23. And Nate from The Devil Wears Prada

Fox 2000 Pictures

Instead of being supportive, he made Andy feel guilty. She got an incredible job right out of college, and he spent all of his time making her feel awful about it. He also thought his birthday was more important than her career. Boy, bye.

—dellarock

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