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113 examples of Unattractive in a sentence

Unattractive characters, hackneyed script, and listless pacing make for a long two hours.
This movie is not only a very bad movie, with awful actors --or presumed actors--, a bored direction and a story unattractive, it also copies exactly an scene from the excellent "giallio" "Torso", directed by Sergio Martino in 1973 (two years before), one of the most celebrated psycho-thrillers of Italian cinema and a cult-movie around the world.
I could go on and on, like how they made Tenzen, the worst and most dangerous character in the anime, exceptionally weak and unattractive, or how Gennosuke, the leading character seems completely misplaced and confused, not to mention, again WEAK.
The anklet becomes an unattractive chunky bracelet?
Carla works for a property developer's where she excels in being unattractive, unappreciated and desperate.
Marie is a stick of a girl, unattractive, but determined.
She wants to be a swimmer and forces herself on Floriane ( a Renascence quality beauty per one reviewer) and she is also a friend of convenience to Anna: not unattractive, but for her, the time of her body's perfection was short, and now she is an adolescent in a women's body.
True Hollywood conventions used, like playing A list and VERY attractive actors as the 'heroes', such as Naomi Watts (Julia Cook - Ned Kelly's lover), Heath Ledger (Ned) and Orlando Bloom (Joe Byrne - Ned's right hand man), and unattractive (sorry Geoffrey Rush) actors play the drunken and corrupt Victorian Police Force.
It's not as if they're inexperienced in front of the camera, they have no qualms with the requisite nudity and how many unattractive porn queens can you name?
He's older than her and unattractive, so she's rather fickle.
One important point that makes this movie so good is that no one actor or actress is glamorized; they get dirty and actually look unattractive in various scenes.
Figuring among all of this is Marie's rather plump, unattractive friend, Anne, who just wants a boyfriend like any other girl her age.
Typical, cheap, whitesploitation, low budget sleaze filled with unattractive female harness bulls, prison matrons and tired looking, road worn actors.
It is very unattractive visually, and the film has dated very, very poorly in terms of its overall look.
First of all, because Susan Sarandon is so unattractive in this film (yes, I know she's supposed to be unattractive) I had no rooting interest in seeing these two characters get together.
Back comes the previously fat and unattractive Goldie but instead, she is thin and looks even younger than she looked decades ago!
This film, as befits its age, also features a capitalist morality and the oddly unattractive (to contemporary eyes) fashions of its times.
Although this film could probably be called a feminist classic, do not let that keep you away, if that sounds unattractive.
His character George Miller is an introvert, unattractive and rather pathetic looking loner who lives in a sleazy hotel room and paints macabre stuff for a living.
There is no plot, no story, and unattractive people.
The film was well-executed, and the sets were realistic but mostly unattractive.
Plus the majority of the lead players are unattractive (but there are some exceptions).
Overwhelmingly unattractive, obnoxious, and virtually illiterate (because why go to class when there are handbags to be bought and hangovers to be overcome), the majority of these kids have absolutely NOTHING going for them but their riches.
Another boring early 90s movie about desperate, unattractive males and the desperately conventional women who coo and giggle at them.
However, I think Miss Cusack is and looks too old to play plain but not wholly unattractive "Jane Eyre".
I do however dare you to find a movie with a more unattractive cast.
This is the kind of stereotypical film which gay media should denounce for what it is: a bit of eye candy in the midst of an implausibly tragic and ridiculously predictable story, with bad actors (excruciatingly bad in most cases) in a screenplay that almost seams dreamed up by the Christian Right rather than the egregiously untalented (not to mention unattractive as a "leading man") Gregory Christian (producer, director, writer, and star).
The rest of film merely exists of sleazy and soft-core padding with atrocious acting performances, painful dialogs and unattractive women.
As it is, Kessler's so unattractive (in woman's film terms) that the female audience knows there's no way she's going to leave Hamilton.
So it's a perfect ending for Elizabeth--her unattractive, preachy first husband is now permanently out of the way and she can look forward to a more satisfying marriage with the handsome and agreeable Lawrence.
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