Is she the most overrated woman in cinema history? Sure she was a nice and charming lady but in terms of actual acting or beauty she was nothing special.
Is she the most overrated woman in cinema history...
Christopher Baker
Matthew Parker
For me its Elizabeth Taylor, the most beautiful classic american actress
Dylan Morgan
No
Isaac Long
I'm not sure. Is pic related a negative image of Mooseshell Hussein Obama? 'cause she's the most overrated "woman"
Christian Fisher
fucking gross pig
Isaac Hughes
Noah James
roastie
Asher Torres
Marilyn
>one of the most legendary figures in history
>greatest sex symbol ever
>good comedic actress
>good singer
>praised as a genius by directors and photographers who worked with her
Audrey
>flat twig with an eating disorder
>zero range as an actress
>couldn't sing
>more famous for one character she played than anything else
Jaxon Hughes
Pretty much, i watched Breakfast at Tiffanys, people were praising it through the roof so i caved in finnaly, movie is about some dude who is fucking some rich lady for cash, rich lady wasnt really bad looking, but Audrey cucked him real bad, he got friendzone by a gold digging bitch who wants to marry rich guy and live the NEET dream, they get together at the end in the most cliche manner and that was it.
No idea whats the fuss the whole fuss about that movie it was mediocre at best only if you are interested in that genre...
Josiah Barnes
She falls into that category of girls who stand out with her looks. If you would have an entire line of 10/10 commercial supermodels and Audrey Hepburn most men would pick Audrey Hepburn simply because she doesn't fit the mold while still being extremely cute.
Same why Yea Forums loves Anya Taylor Joy, not classically "beautiful", but she has something unique and very interesting in her weirdness.
Anthony Baker
Everyone talks like she's the most iconic actress ever but I had absolutely no idea who she was until I was 20 years old and had to watch My Fair Lady for a college class. Was I an ignorant pleb or something?
Carter Brown
You're literally saying how Marilyn is more famous and overrated and how Audrey wasn't that famous or rated at all.
Proved his point entirely.
Elijah Roberts
She's definitely overrated, but Monroe is probably the most overrated.
All old hollywood is romanticized anyway.
Bentley Martinez
JLaw
obvious average IQ based on her behavior and interviews. her "talent" is a creation by the media--she is not a good actress.
And she's only better than average looking from the perfect angle with perfect makeup. Go to any public uni and you'll see plenty of girls better looking from a 15 minute walk
Nolan Cox
Acting
She was okay.
But imo she's the most beautiful woman ever put on screen. But that's totally subjective.
Adrian Gonzalez
Luis Gonzalez
Marilyn is legendary for valid reasons, not overrated. Audrey is similarly legendary for meme reasons, thus overrated.
Andrew Parker
Dude, no one even remembers Jlaw much less putting her on an elite pedestal in 40 years.
Kayden Wright
How are either her or Marilyn overrated when they're some of the few 1950s actresses that are still remembered?
The most overrated ones are Harvey's girls. All mediocre looking German-American pigs made famous through a literal racket
Cooper Gonzalez
I can make the same exact post with the names reversed, nice elementary school tier argument forming.
Landon Wilson
>You're literally saying how
user, learn to speak like an adult, then you may join us in an adult discussion
you millenials have been brain holocausted by (((the system)))
>I literally was like literally
Isaac Taylor
You do know that pay to play was employed back in the Hepburn/Monroe/Turner's day, right?
Chase Miller
I hope she's forgotten soon. What an obvious mediocre bitch.
Josiah Clark
bugman
Cameron Long
>Is she the most overrated woman in cinema history?
No. Sadly, most people have only seen her in Breakfast at Tiffany's, which is a pretty bad film.
Owen James
Marilyn had a hard life you bully.
David Powell
Marilyn Monroe looks like a fucking bugman
Jeremiah Lee
Meryl Streep nowadays.
Ian Diaz
that's not Marilyn Monroe, this is