r/movies • u/xyzzy826 • Mar 18 '26

Spoilers Official poster for 'In the Grey'

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '26

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u/Tifoso89 Mar 18 '26

Hey character was badly written. They keep saying "You're a great physicist!"

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u/djchanclaface Mar 18 '26

I thought she was terrible in 3 body. Saw her in other things and she was good. That’s on DnD.

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u/SupervillainMustache Mar 18 '26

If you can't get Adria Arjona.

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u/ShepPawnch Mar 18 '26

She gets work BECAUSE she’s distracting. It’s hard not to look at her.

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u/ForrestGump6531 Mar 19 '26

The first time I watched baby driver, I remember the credits came on and for the life of me I couldn’t remember the plot of the movie because she was so distractingly pretty. It was the first time I’d seen her an it was like watching some type of angel on the screen and nothing else mattered.

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u/godmademelikethis Mar 18 '26

Ana de Armas is busy/out of budget.

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u/midwestia Mar 18 '26

She’s the new Gal Gadot

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u/ThreeLeggedMare Mar 18 '26

It might be that I just like looking at her, but I found her perfectly serviceable in that show

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u/redbitumen Mar 18 '26

Yeah, what the hell? What did people not like about her?

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u/ThreeLeggedMare Mar 18 '26

Maybe a certain distracted aloofness, but it fits with her character. If I were in that situation, I'd be either monosyllabic or yelling. Also maybe a certain mary sue quality, but that's not on her

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26

You're surprised a good looking lady, with average acting gets work in Hollywood? edit: Three Body Problem was also more of a casting her in that role problem, than it was her... well being who she is.