regrets doing passengers

Funny, that's probably the movie she will be best remembered for. At least it is the best movie from her so far (that I've seen).

The more she talks the less and less I think of her. She's a talented actress, and I really like a number of her movies. Was very impressed with her in "Winter's Bone".

I kind agree. Passengers wasn't all that good. The love relation was based on a lie, the male lead was a doofus, but the visuals were well done. Mother I liked her in.

Probably because it wasn't well received. I thought it was good though.

Passengers is a good movie. They marketed it wrong. It should have been promoted as a survival movie in space, putting attention on the fact they they are trapped in that space ship and must figure out what to do.

Instead they marketed it as a boring romantic movie with 2 lead actors that had no real chemistry as Jennifer Lawrence can’t really have chemistry with anyone. And Chris Pratt is not a romantic lead too.

I think it's one of her better films, but a lot of people turned against it, because it forced them to ask some difficult questions, and in the era of Trump and 'woke,' no-one is prepared to grabble with anything that can't be sorted into simple good versus bad binaries.

I think they fudged the ending somewhat, so that it turns out that Pratt's character *conveniently* did the right thing in hindsight by sabotaging J-Law's pod and condemning her to a life she never asked for, and perhaps the smart thing to do would have been for him to sabotage *lots* of pods, so that he and the others could work together as a team to correct the wrong that was done to *him* (with respect to the faulty pod). But whilst I like to think that I'm the type of person who *wouldn't* have dragged another person down with me, especially not on the basis I fancied them, by sabotaging a single pod, I suspect many people *would* have at least considered that option (and are avoiding asking themselves that difficult question).

As an aside, the latest Guardians of the Galaxy film is an interesting example of how values have (quite rightly) changed in the years since Passengers. Circa Passengers, filmmakers would do everything they could to get the male and female leads together, no matter how shitty one of them (usually the male) had been, as if they were entitled to the other's affection, but GOTG Vol 3 showed a new maturity, and in this instance SPOILER Chris Pratt's character *does not* end up with the object of his affections simply because he's the male lead and we feel for his circumstances.

I'm glad she doesn't regret the cumshot video. It was her best work.

She is distancing herself from “The White Passengers” a film that is now deemed outdated and racist.