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Henry from The Book of Henry. While the film does portray Henry as smart. But the film, feel likes Henry is way too smart for his own good. Making the child protagonist this smart, takes away the humanity and feelings he once had. Now he's thinks he's better everyone else around him. This trope needs to be toned down or else, gone entirely. To these characters feel human and relatable.
In a time riots that occurred in the past. Children feel frightened when riots occur. Parents decide to protect the children. And help out the sensitive folks in society. I feel scared and frightened when youth movements are rebelling for feeling like minorities. I believe the youths do need help with issues, but I don't find the young people like me, as minorities. While I have flaws like can't handle much pressure. I am no minority. They aren't minorities in my point of view. I don't believe this minority stuff. Since not all youths are minorities.
Yeah same. I don't think in my humble opinion that Gray or even Zach was annoying. Maybe a little bit too stereotypical in some aspects, for the most part they just seem like regular kids and kids with a good brave heart. I actually pretty much liked almost all the scenes they were in. Jurassic park usually does a great job with its adults as well as their child actors. I can't imagine a Jurassic park movie without kids somehow involved.
I say. We support the children, teens, and young adults alike. Teaching them good manners. Not indoctrinate them to blind socialism or the occurrence of the 2016 youth riot movements. Especially in China on 2019. I know it happened, but it didn't resonate with me at all. That's is something I would like to forget. Like the young people trying reclaim the power from the older generation would do more bad and harm. Than being considered good and justified. Reclaiming power will not do them any favors. I am glad these events were never heard from again. It was definitely the right thing. Forget these incidents, and future generations don't even want to acknowledge it.
I got to appreciate how Veruca was a different level of annoying in the 2 Chocolate Factory movies. In the 1971 film, she was always aggressive and demanding, while in the 2005 version, she acts more subtle and elegant, sounding soft when she wants something, and only raises her voice when refused.
@@annafowdy she was def a much better child actress that showed a more calm, collected anger and more calculated ambition rather than a whiny, screaming bad actress that just makes you wanna slap her the whole time. Her and the Violet character actress were such a good cast and had insane frenemy chemistry lol
Huge applause to The Babadook's kid. There r just so many nuances to the character that i cant believe such a young kid could pull of. He was annoying that we got annoyed but at the same time, he was so loving and courageous that we cant helpt but rooting for him. I love him as much as i was annoyed by him. He portrayed a lonely, neglected kid with a tendency of hyperenergy so well.
THANK YOU!!!!!! That kid put on a fabulous performance. And I get IRRITATED with people that just don’t get it. He actually PERFORMED. They didn’t just put a camera on a kid and watch ish happen.
I think it depends on the person watching it. If they have a ton of empathy it might work. I can see that it's an impressive performance and that the character has reasons for being that way, but it still broke the movie for me and made me root against him. Which in turn places me in the mother's headspace, so I get it... But getting it didn't mean I didn't hate it. Regardless, props to the kid. He did what he was supposed to do very well (no sarcasm there).
Whenever I think about Dennis, I can't help but think that if he's such a "menace" to Mr. Wilson then he should just put a restraining order on the kid.
@@JamesDavy2009 While that is true, It would depend on exactly how far away the restraining order would require Dennis to stay away, Because it is possible for neighbors to put restraining orders on each other and still live in the same neighborhood, Because the mandatory distances for an RO is either 100 yards or 300 feet. So if Mr. Wilson ever put a RO on Dennis, Since they live in the same neighborhood he would probably be required to stay at least 300 feet away from Mr. Wilson.
Other annoying kids in movies: Buzz (Home Alone series) The triplet hedgehogs (over the hedge) Darla (Finding Nemo) The mayor’s daughter (The nut job 2) The piglets (sing series) The two kids who annoy Ice Cube (Are we there yet?) Barker (Parental Guidance) Edith Gru (Despicable me series) Mertle (Lilo and Stitch series) Fregley (Diary of a wimpy kid series) Manny heffley (Diary of a wimpy kid series) Julian (Wonder) The beardo kids (Diary of a wimpy kid the long haul) Kid Buddy Pines aka Incrediboy(The Incredibles) Dash (The Incredibles series) The little brother of wormboy (How to eat fried worms) The bully who forced worm boy to eat 10 worms (How to eat fried worms) Do you agree with the list? Let me know about some of the characters and others kid characters who are annoying
Am I the only one who liked Gray and Zach in Jurassic World? I personally thought they were the best and most believable kid characters in the franchise. The fact that Maisie isn’t on the list but they are is ridiculous in my opinion.
I was coming here to write that, Gray and Zach they were by far the least annoying kids in the Franchise. Maisie and Malcolm's kid in Lost World were way worse!
@@Blitze9792 No, you didn’t. Don’t listen to him. You still got it right by saying Lost World. It doesn’t need to be specific. I can still tell what film you’re referring to.
It's funny how Rachel from WOTW, when you said that she acts like an adult while being a kid was Dakota's talent throughout her acting career as a kid in general 😂
I love Dakota Fanning, but having her scream several times instantly gets old. Plus, Robbie was stupid enough to run off, despite his dad's objections, and inexplicitly survives by the end.
People, do you not realize the point of these siblings' existence? They're LITERALLY children. They can't help being themselves during the film's runtime. Rachel can't being scared when Martians invade Earth, destroy cities, and harvest humans of their insides. She can't even help when her own kind threatening & killing each other and stealing their belongings just so they can survive and escape the invasion. Robbie, meanwhile, is still growing up thanks to his instincts kicking in. That's why he wants to join the army to somehow fight back the Martians.
Kevin, Russ' youngest son in the "Vacation 2015" movie, was such an irritating brat, who unapologetically enjoys beating up his own brother. Fortunately, he gets his comeuppance by the end.
The only bad thing for 'Krampus' is that Max was punished, too. And the worst part is that he was punished because he lost his Christmas spirit - which was only due to the way his awful family treated him. So basically Krampus was punishing Max for being a victim. Silver lining, though: there's apparently a prequel that reveals that Max and his family were actually given a second chance instead of being trapped in a purgatory-like situation forever. So hopefully everyone will try to be better to each other in the future.
@@marieangels6 To clarify: the prequel does take place before the movie's events, but the prequel reveals that the snow globes in the workshop are meant to view people Krampus has spared so he can make sure that they don't lose their Christmas spirit again. Since Max and his family are viewed through a snow globe at the end of the movie, that means Krampus has spared them, and will continue to watch them.
Sam in the Babadook was made to be a grating character in the beginning, but he definitely redeemed himself towards the end when he armed up and set up those traps to capture his possessed mom.
@@thereserystedt3883 I liked it how the two were drumming their fingers then Loch Na driving the knife thru the table in between the kid’s fingers!! “Wow that was awesome!” “What do you mean? I missed!”
Cheaper by the Dozen was awesome. Ha'way Eustace Scrubb aka Will Poulter was cool in Narnia. Jake Lloyd aka Anakin Skywalker was cool but a bit of a brat in Star Wars Ep1
I love Zathura since I was six years old. To me, Danny isn’t the annoying type. He just wants to have fun with his brother until he pressed play button to an adventure in space of trouble
Real talk, the kid from The Babadook almost made me turn the movie off. If his direction was "be annoying" then give him an Oscar because he effing earned it
The Problem Child kid used to scare the shit out of my when I was little. He was so evil, I couldn't understand why anyone would find those movies entertaining.
Jaden Smith deserves to be WAAAAAY higher on this list. When the entire crux of the story centers on your character being the single reason that Klaatu finds as the reason to not destroy the entire planet, that character BETTER make the audience see the same thing. Instead, Smith’s character makes us all see things from Klaatu’s original idea that the Earth is doomed and heading towards destruction. If Smith’s character was the only hope the world had for being saved, we’d all have to admit the Earth was screwed. Also, this list not having Bob from House by the Cemetery shows that you all haven’t seen how truly obnoxious and repugnant a child character can be, dubbed or undubbed.
In the Poseidon adventure from 1972 there was the annoying little brother of the Pamela Sue Martin character the moment he broke out with "Shove it. Shove it shove it"
This is eerie… I just watched The Babadook last night… it was so hard to get through… not because it’s bad, not at all… it’s because all you can focus on is how much you want to put a plastic grocery bag over that little boy’s head… not until he’s dead, that’d be crazy… just until he takes a nice long nappy… over and over and over….
The V.O. script for this video feels like a throwback to some old school WatchMojo writing. That was back when they allowed themselves to be a little more sardonic in their humor and a little less careful with their digs at celebrities than they are now. And of course, they'd usually sprinkle in some playfully mean-spirited roasting of the entries for negative lists....ah, I miss those days! 😉
I thought for sure the newspaper delivery boy yelling for his "2 dollars" throughout Better Off Dead would be on this list. Then again, I think he was purposely intended to be comically annoying.
I will always have a soft spot for The Cheaper By The Dozen Kids they did get some memorable actors like Hilary Duff & Alyson Stoner. As for Dakota Fanning we know she's Talented and kind they just wrote her Character to be that way. Honestly I'm surprised Kevin & Lindsey from Are We There Yet isn't on this list
Dennis was actually pretty adorable- he had good intentions and he did his best to be helpful. I think he’s a sweetheart. ETA: Kids can be perceived to be annoying but that’s not the case. They’re little and they’re learning. Be patient. ❤️
Who doesn't have that one really annoying family member that shows up on Christmas and makes you scream internally "god, who the hell invited them?" 🤣 Krampus nails that perfectly
Honestly I would've put Dudley Dursley on this list instead of Draco because he was a physical bully, always beating Harry up, as well as a loud mouth brat whereas Draco just ran his mouth most of the time and had Crabbe and Goyle as his muscle to guard him (I know in the 5th book he and Harry did get into a brawl). Draco was always one of my favorite characters, he never annoyed me as much as Dudley except when he called Hermione a mudblood. I still cringe during the first film when Dudley throws a fit over only getting 36 birthday presents and his parents are nervous wrecks trying to please him. Something tells me if Draco tried the same Lucius wouldn't cower like Vernon and Petunia. Draco was brought up under strict circumstances, to be the perfect Pureblood heir and son. Spoiled as he was it didn't come without consequences. He essentially was spoon-fed every thought he ever had as a child, never free to make up his own mind. At least not until he got older and saw what was really going on. He was never babied, he had to put on an act and present himself as the elite of the Wizarding World. Yes, Lucius came to his rescue a lot and bought his way onto the Quidditch team but he was hardly the type of parent to coddle him and give in to his demands. Dudley on the other hand? His parents didn't seem to have any expectations of him and just let him run wild, coddling him constantly. Actually I always kinda wanted to see an interaction between Dudley and Draco, I wonder what their perceptions of each other would be. At least both of them have redemption moments. Just my opinion. Sorry this is so long btw! Love the video!
The younger daughter in World War Z. That kid screamed for the entire first part of the movie. A movie about "zombies". She screamed and cried for her mom and dad all the up until they got on the helicopter. Even after being told they needed to be quiet. She was like 10, so I feel like she should have known better. I take every opportunity I can to slander that kid.
Edmund acted much the same way Eustace did in "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." I also thought Lex Murphy from the first "Jurassic Park" movie should have been on the list. She accidentally endangered herself and her younger brother Tim when she turned on the flashlight that attracted the T-Rex, and even after Tim told her to turn off the light, she kept it on. She has shown other annoying traits in the movie as well. She is even more annoying in the book, and in the book, she acts more bratty, and I think it's great that the movie did not include her real bratty traits cause that would have been super annoying to see in the movie.
I haven't seen the movie yet, but he isn't a well known character yet, so it makes sense why he isn't, but there should've definitely been an honorable/dishonorable list and they would've been on it.
They made a number three on the problem. Child series. Try also to find that one and put it as part of your tearing apart please that one was even worse. She really didn’t hear about much of that one.
"it was a draining one to watch" now you know how Samuel's mother felt. Samuel wasn't annoying at all. he was dealing with the loss of his father in the only way he knew how and it drained his mother to the point of getting a visit from the Babadook.
Yeah, you hit two of the ones that stand out for me, the annoying kid factor in both, The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Mummy Returns makes those two films almost unwatchable for me, because the irritation level kicks in quickly.
One of the reasons I REALLY can’t stand the first Home Alone. Other than Peter McCallister, the McCallister Family would’ve been better off disappearing for real.
Child actors are the WORST. My least favorite trope in film is when they bring a kid in for a sequel. Robocop 2 and 3 (although they had the good sense to slaughter Hob in 2), Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Thor Love & Thunder all guilty as sin!
Wonka: the only way she can have a Oompa Loompa is if you sign here away to me permanently. Now….. Her dad: DEAL!!!! Wonka: well you should take a moment to…… Her dad: what is it about the word deal you don’t understand??
I think all of these annoying kid characters in the movies made me plug my ears and you know what I think it's about time I teach these annoying kids a lesson
OK, SO: one of the character archetype plots I hate: "Ok, so we need to be really quiet to sneak past the Very Bad Thing that Murders People" Shitkid: "But what about my neurotic tic that must be put on sleep mode by performing a loud, obnoxious, plot-diverting, plan delaying, attention-grabbing ritual? If we don't do it, I have to start screaming!" Sensible man: "We should leave that child behind: they're clearly not equipped to deal with the situation, and will get others killed." Idiot parental figure: "Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, we have to protect innocent naivete at all cost, even though horrible things have happened that pretty much destroy all notions of naivete and innocence, and the situation is a clear allegory (or at least cause for) for growing up and changing and adapting: we have to save this token child to preserve that old perspective that we cannot and should not ever go back to! I don't care how many otherwise good and capable people die for it!" Karma, to sensible man: "How DARE you! You now die in a situation you wouldn't even _be_ in if the kid wasn't there. That'll show you." Writers: If other people are already dead, and moving forward requires emotional growth, and the whole personality and point of the kid is "escort mission": dont. Let the kid die.
Simon Lynch (Miko Huges) - Mercury Rising. He apparently gets a pass because the character is severely autistic, but he screams just as much as Dakota Fanning, AND repeatedly puts himself in harm's way.
Half of these kids were indeed annoyin, but few were evil (ex. Isaac Chroner), and 2 needed a another good punch like Draco and her 1st slap like Veruca. But some were just being regular kids their age.
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I don't get how 14 is on this list? They weren't annoying
Henry from The Book of Henry. While the film does portray Henry as smart. But the film, feel likes Henry is way too smart for his own good. Making the child protagonist this smart, takes away the humanity and feelings he once had. Now he's thinks he's better everyone else around him. This trope needs to be toned down or else, gone entirely. To these characters feel human and relatable.
In a time riots that occurred in the past. Children feel frightened when riots occur. Parents decide to protect the children. And help out the sensitive folks in society. I feel scared and frightened when youth movements are rebelling for feeling like minorities. I believe the youths do need help with issues, but I don't find the young people like me, as minorities. While I have flaws like can't handle much pressure. I am no minority. They aren't minorities in my point of view. I don't believe this minority stuff. Since not all youths are minorities.
Yeah same. I don't think in my humble opinion that Gray or even Zach was annoying. Maybe a little bit too stereotypical in some aspects, for the most part they just seem like regular kids and kids with a good brave heart. I actually pretty much liked almost all the scenes they were in. Jurassic park usually does a great job with its adults as well as their child actors. I can't imagine a Jurassic park movie without kids somehow involved.
I say. We support the children, teens, and young adults alike. Teaching them good manners. Not indoctrinate them to blind socialism or the occurrence of the 2016 youth riot movements. Especially in China on 2019. I know it happened, but it didn't resonate with me at all. That's is something I would like to forget. Like the young people trying reclaim the power from the older generation would do more bad and harm. Than being considered good and justified. Reclaiming power will not do them any favors. I am glad these events were never heard from again. It was definitely the right thing. Forget these incidents, and future generations don't even want to acknowledge it.
I got to appreciate how Veruca was a different level of annoying in the 2 Chocolate Factory movies. In the 1971 film, she was always aggressive and demanding, while in the 2005 version, she acts more subtle and elegant, sounding soft when she wants something, and only raises her voice when refused.
100%, and it's the second one that is the scariest 🤣
Veruca from Charlie and the chocolate factory is an icon xD whoever doesn’t like her needs to stop hating the player, start hating the game.
Veruca Sodium
@@SocialExperiment232yeah, she seemed slightly more realistic than '71 Veruca.
@@annafowdy she was def a much better child actress that showed a more calm, collected anger and more calculated ambition rather than a whiny, screaming bad actress that just makes you wanna slap her the whole time. Her and the Violet character actress were such a good cast and had insane frenemy chemistry lol
I think Dennis was intentionally made to be annoying. There’s a reason why Mr. Wilson gets annoyed so much.
Yes, that's acknowledged in the opening.
@@johnanderson9765 Yes.
It is part of the title
Indeed.@@jmcenanly1
Well duh. It is literally called Dennis the MENACE
If I’m being honest, there is plenty of annoying kids in movies.
And in the real world…
Some more annoying than others.
@@patstar5 I hear ya.
It’s almost like kids are annoying lol
@@frankieseward8667 True.
I went from hating Draco Malfoy in some of the first Harry Potter movies to actually feeling sorry for him and actually liking him in Deathly Hallows.
I thought Draco would have been classed as a Teen. I never hated Draco, but definitely agree that his development over the films showed a lot.
That was a goal of the producers.
He definitely had a good redemption arc.
It was awesome but if only they didn’t take out the scene he tried to condole Harry
I felt sorry for him in the half blood prince
Huge applause to The Babadook's kid. There r just so many nuances to the character that i cant believe such a young kid could pull of. He was annoying that we got annoyed but at the same time, he was so loving and courageous that we cant helpt but rooting for him. I love him as much as i was annoyed by him. He portrayed a lonely, neglected kid with a tendency of hyperenergy so well.
THANK YOU!!!!!! That kid put on a fabulous performance. And I get IRRITATED with people that just don’t get it. He actually PERFORMED. They didn’t just put a camera on a kid and watch ish happen.
I think it depends on the person watching it. If they have a ton of empathy it might work. I can see that it's an impressive performance and that the character has reasons for being that way, but it still broke the movie for me and made me root against him. Which in turn places me in the mother's headspace, so I get it... But getting it didn't mean I didn't hate it.
Regardless, props to the kid. He did what he was supposed to do very well (no sarcasm there).
Could sit through that movie because if him
Whenever I think about Dennis, I can't help but think that if he's such a "menace" to Mr. Wilson then he should just put a restraining order on the kid.
Should have put this kid in a backpack and jumped up and down
It may force the Mitchells to move, but that would only shift the problem to other unfortunate people.
@@JamesDavy2009 While that is true, It would depend on exactly how far away the restraining order would require Dennis to stay away, Because it is possible for neighbors to put restraining orders on each other and still live in the same neighborhood, Because the mandatory distances for an RO is either 100 yards or 300 feet.
So if Mr. Wilson ever put a RO on Dennis, Since they live in the same neighborhood he would probably be required to stay at least 300 feet away from Mr. Wilson.
He’s like SpongeBob to Mr. Wilson’s Squidward Tentacles.
I actually really like in the remake of Charlie and the Chocolate factory Veruca’s father actually shuts down her entitlement in the end.
Yea true. In the books it mentioned how the parents got more strict to their children.
Veruca definitely tops them all. I still can’t stop laughing at when she fell down the garbage chute going “I want it nooooooooooooow”. Lol
At least 2005 Veruca isn’t as aggressive and annoying.
I love how she said "I want it now" as well its so funny though 😂😂😂
Zathura was my childhood movie.
It's hard to watch the Babadook anymore with that child.
Other annoying kids in movies:
Buzz (Home Alone series)
The triplet hedgehogs (over the hedge)
Darla (Finding Nemo)
The mayor’s daughter (The nut job 2)
The piglets (sing series)
The two kids who annoy Ice Cube (Are we there yet?)
Barker (Parental Guidance)
Edith Gru (Despicable me series)
Mertle (Lilo and Stitch series)
Fregley (Diary of a wimpy kid series)
Manny heffley (Diary of a wimpy kid series)
Julian (Wonder)
The beardo kids (Diary of a wimpy kid the long haul)
Kid Buddy Pines aka Incrediboy(The Incredibles)
Dash (The Incredibles series)
The little brother of wormboy (How to eat fried worms)
The bully who forced worm boy to eat 10 worms (How to eat fried worms)
Do you agree with the list? Let me know about some of the characters and others kid characters who are annoying
I saw Over the Hedge recently
@@bighand1530my favourite childhood movie.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Short Round (from Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom)".
@@sagemaster1357 Nice
I didn't like Dakota Fanning in
War of the Worlds (2005 film).
Am I the only one who liked Gray and Zach in Jurassic World? I personally thought they were the best and most believable kid characters in the franchise. The fact that Maisie isn’t on the list but they are is ridiculous in my opinion.
Give me Zack and Gray over Maisie anytime!
I was coming here to write that, Gray and Zach they were by far the least annoying kids in the Franchise. Maisie and Malcolm's kid in Lost World were way worse!
@@Blitze9792It’s actually The Lost World, not The Lost Kingdom. (No offense.)
@@mlpartclub412 Yeah I know, I got it wrong!
@@Blitze9792 No, you didn’t. Don’t listen to him. You still got it right by saying Lost World. It doesn’t need to be specific. I can still tell what film you’re referring to.
“You're more horrible than Megan Fox's acting in Transformers!” Alfred Hitchcock
"They wouldn't let Alfred join up in WW2 for being too fat, it's a true fact, Wikipedia that" Quentin Tarantino
Top 10 Fictional Children You're Glad Aren't Yours As Parents.
Ex: Eric Cartman
Sarah From Ed Edd n Eddy.
Lynn Jr From the Loud House
And Azula From Avatar The Last Airbender.
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@@there4you19 Sarah is an spoiled brat.
Manny Heffley (Diary of a Wimpy Kid series)
Stewie Griffin. (Family Guy.)
"What DO you know how to make?"
"Water"
Yup, same here. 😂
It's funny how Rachel from WOTW, when you said that she acts like an adult while being a kid was Dakota's talent throughout her acting career as a kid in general 😂
“Hey, would it be wrong to punch a child?”
- Gruncle Stan, Gravity Falls
There's that Know it all Kid in The Polar Express Who's Voice Played by The Same Guy Who Voice Played Mandark From Dexter's Laboratory.
I love Dakota Fanning, but having her scream several times instantly gets old. Plus, Robbie was stupid enough to run off, despite his dad's objections, and inexplicitly survives by the end.
What the heck? Is she turning into a mini Anne Durrow (Fay Wray version) or mini Willie Scott?
They both were so annoying!!
People, do you not realize the point of these siblings' existence? They're LITERALLY children. They can't help being themselves during the film's runtime. Rachel can't being scared when Martians invade Earth, destroy cities, and harvest humans of their insides. She can't even help when her own kind threatening & killing each other and stealing their belongings just so they can survive and escape the invasion. Robbie, meanwhile, is still growing up thanks to his instincts kicking in. That's why he wants to join the army to somehow fight back the Martians.
Danny: *I'm Not A Baby*
Kevin, Russ' youngest son in the "Vacation 2015" movie, was such an irritating brat, who unapologetically enjoys beating up his own brother. Fortunately, he gets his comeuppance by the end.
I gotta give it to Veruca Salt from Willy Wonka
The only bad thing for 'Krampus' is that Max was punished, too. And the worst part is that he was punished because he lost his Christmas spirit - which was only due to the way his awful family treated him. So basically Krampus was punishing Max for being a victim.
Silver lining, though: there's apparently a prequel that reveals that Max and his family were actually given a second chance instead of being trapped in a purgatory-like situation forever. So hopefully everyone will try to be better to each other in the future.
That would not be a prequel then. Prequel takes place BEFORE the events of the movie.
@@marieangels6 To clarify: the prequel does take place before the movie's events, but the prequel reveals that the snow globes in the workshop are meant to view people Krampus has spared so he can make sure that they don't lose their Christmas spirit again. Since Max and his family are viewed through a snow globe at the end of the movie, that means Krampus has spared them, and will continue to watch them.
Sid Phillips anyone?
Moaning Myrtle in Harry Potter bothered me so much as a kid but I later grew to like her when I got older
flirty
Her voice can be a bit squeaky and annoying, like nails on a chalkboard.
The ghost girl
This is literally the first I heard about people hating young Boba Fett
Same. He was very quiet and well-mannered. I don't know why he'd be seen as annoying.
I agree. He was an annoyling little brat in the Clone Wars series though.
@@JohanHaaggYeah but it was still good
same here, was kinda surprised. Boba was anything but annoying to me
Sam in the Babadook was made to be a grating character in the beginning, but he definitely redeemed himself towards the end when he armed up and set up those traps to capture his possessed mom.
I didn’t think Alex was annoying in The Mummy Returns
Same here!! He was annoying TO the guy who kidnapped him and did it with flying colors!!!
I liked Alex too. Never found him as an annoying kid. And I hated how they "destroyed" the relationship between him and his father in The Mummy 3.
@@David_Theisen Yes the way he was annoying to Loch Na (?) was pretty funny. Especially when he had to go to the bathroom.
@@thereserystedt3883 I liked it how the two were drumming their fingers then Loch Na driving the knife thru the table in between the kid’s fingers!! “Wow that was awesome!” “What do you mean? I missed!”
@@David_Theisen
Also when Alex accusing Loch Na for peeking if he stayed with him in the toilet. Loch Na looked soo offended. 😂
In 1971, Veruca was the worst, but in 2005, Mike TV was the worst.
Cheaper by the Dozen was awesome. Ha'way Eustace Scrubb aka Will Poulter was cool in Narnia.
Jake Lloyd aka Anakin Skywalker was cool but a bit of a brat in Star Wars Ep1
Wait until Draco says “my father will be hearing about this!”
I love Zathura since I was six years old. To me, Danny isn’t the annoying type. He just wants to have fun with his brother until he pressed play button to an adventure in space of trouble
Casting Will Poulter as Eustace was perfect
Could have been worse
Real talk, the kid from The Babadook almost made me turn the movie off. If his direction was "be annoying" then give him an Oscar because he effing earned it
I KNEW at least 1 child from Charlie/Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory would end up here!
All of them except Charlie qualify for the list...
@@caronstout354 yeah
I knew the kid from the babadook would be here 😂😂😂
All the kids but Charlie in The Chocolate Factory 😂
Junior from Problem Child is definitely my number one. I felt myself gritting my teeth the whole time. 😂
16:03 that was so freaking savage, I can’t stop laughing 😂 😂🤣
Jake Lloyd was actually more annoying in Jingle All the Way. Doesn't matter how I know that, just know that it is true.
The Problem Child kid used to scare the shit out of my when I was little. He was so evil, I couldn't understand why anyone would find those movies entertaining.
Jaden Smith deserves to be WAAAAAY higher on this list.
When the entire crux of the story centers on your character being the single reason that Klaatu finds as the reason to not destroy the entire planet, that character BETTER make the audience see the same thing. Instead, Smith’s character makes us all see things from Klaatu’s original idea that the Earth is doomed and heading towards destruction. If Smith’s character was the only hope the world had for being saved, we’d all have to admit the Earth was screwed.
Also, this list not having Bob from House by the Cemetery shows that you all haven’t seen how truly obnoxious and repugnant a child character can be, dubbed or undubbed.
In the Poseidon adventure from 1972 there was the annoying little brother of the Pamela Sue Martin character the moment he broke out with "Shove it. Shove it shove it"
Eric Shea...the first voice actor for Charlie Brown...
@@caronstout354 I think he was Linus since Peter Robbins was Charlie Brown.
This is eerie… I just watched The Babadook last night… it was so hard to get through… not because it’s bad, not at all… it’s because all you can focus on is how much you want to put a plastic grocery bag over that little boy’s head… not until he’s dead, that’d be crazy… just until he takes a nice long nappy… over and over and over….
😂😂😂. Facts
Veruca is surely far beyond annoying spoiled kid. 😂
Now this is the list I've been waiting for.
At the end of Krampus, I'm pretty sure that's them in Hell.
The V.O. script for this video feels like a throwback to some old school WatchMojo writing. That was back when they allowed themselves to be a little more sardonic in their humor and a little less careful with their digs at celebrities than they are now. And of course, they'd usually sprinkle in some playfully mean-spirited roasting of the entries for negative lists....ah, I miss those days! 😉
I thought for sure the newspaper delivery boy yelling for his "2 dollars" throughout Better Off Dead would be on this list. Then again, I think he was purposely intended to be comically annoying.
I didn’t think Danny was too annoying in Zathura, to be honest. He’s actually one of my favorite characters in the movie!
I will always have a soft spot for The Cheaper By The Dozen Kids they did get some memorable actors like Hilary Duff & Alyson Stoner. As for Dakota Fanning we know she's Talented and kind they just wrote her Character to be that way. Honestly I'm surprised Kevin & Lindsey from Are We There Yet isn't on this list
I speak for many horror fans when I say I'm very disappointed you didn't include Bob from "House by the Cemetery".
Man I used to watch It Takes Two constantly as a kid.....
Dennis was actually pretty adorable- he had good intentions and he did his best to be helpful. I think he’s a sweetheart.
ETA: Kids can be perceived to be annoying but that’s not the case. They’re little and they’re learning. Be patient. ❤️
Who doesn't have that one really annoying family member that shows up on Christmas and makes you scream internally "god, who the hell invited them?" 🤣 Krampus nails that perfectly
I actually liked Alex in Mummy Returns. Thought it was pretty funny how he was constantly annoying that one guy (can't remember the character's name)
I liked Alex too. Never found him as an annoying kid. And I hated how they "destroyed" the relationship between him and his father in The Mummy 3.
Oh, and the guy who hated Alex in the second movie is named Loch-Na. I actually liked that character =)
@@thereserystedt3883 that's it!!.
@@thereserystedt3883I grew up in the third movie remember ?
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Your reply doesn´t make any sense at all.
Dennis was a kid of his time 😂😂 love him lol
He´s supposed to BE annoying. That´s his character. I never seen the irl movie but seen the cartoon and Dennis is an annoying kid. Simple as that.
One of my most annoying is Dakota Fanning in War of the Worlds (2005 film)
Both of those damn kids were annoying.
Haven't started the video yet but Number one has to be the boy from black Adam 😂
WatchMojo: "We won't be including teenagers in this list."
Also WatchMojo: "Zach is your stereotypical teenage boy."
Teenagers in movies can be annoying for sure as well.
And includes Draco who's a teen for majority of the films.
That kid from black Adam better be on this list
Veruca from Williy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.....Her voice still feels like nails on a chalkboard.
Honestly I would've put Dudley Dursley on this list instead of Draco because he was a physical bully, always beating Harry up, as well as a loud mouth brat whereas Draco just ran his mouth most of the time and had Crabbe and Goyle as his muscle to guard him (I know in the 5th book he and Harry did get into a brawl). Draco was always one of my favorite characters, he never annoyed me as much as Dudley except when he called Hermione a mudblood. I still cringe during the first film when Dudley throws a fit over only getting 36 birthday presents and his parents are nervous wrecks trying to please him. Something tells me if Draco tried the same Lucius wouldn't cower like Vernon and Petunia.
Draco was brought up under strict circumstances, to be the perfect Pureblood heir and son. Spoiled as he was it didn't come without consequences. He essentially was spoon-fed every thought he ever had as a child, never free to make up his own mind. At least not until he got older and saw what was really going on. He was never babied, he had to put on an act and present himself as the elite of the Wizarding World. Yes, Lucius came to his rescue a lot and bought his way onto the Quidditch team but he was hardly the type of parent to coddle him and give in to his demands.
Dudley on the other hand? His parents didn't seem to have any expectations of him and just let him run wild, coddling him constantly.
Actually I always kinda wanted to see an interaction between Dudley and Draco, I wonder what their perceptions of each other would be. At least both of them have redemption moments. Just my opinion. Sorry this is so long btw! Love the video!
Bullying and annoying aren't even close to the same thing.
The fact you put the thumbnail of the kid from the “why are you like this?!” meme, you have my respect.
"Why can't you just be normal!?"
There should be a list for kids from animated movies
Another annoying thing about CID is he's said to be 10 but he looks and act like he's 7 or younger.
Lmfao why did you have to remind me that Dennis the Menace existed 😂
I couldn't finish the Babadook. That kid completely ruined everything for me.
The kid from The Babadook was the real monster.
Not gonna cap the Babadook kid made me wanna punch him 🤣
I get he’s supposed to be annoying but damn he did a good job in his role
The younger daughter in World War Z. That kid screamed for the entire first part of the movie. A movie about "zombies". She screamed and cried for her mom and dad all the up until they got on the helicopter. Even after being told they needed to be quiet. She was like 10, so I feel like she should have known better. I take every opportunity I can to slander that kid.
"That boy ain't right"
-Hank Hill
14:10 problem child is so terrible it's actually fantastic
When will screenwriters and kids learn that running around and screaming ARE NOT acting?
Edmund acted much the same way Eustace did in "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." I also thought Lex Murphy from the first "Jurassic Park" movie should have been on the list. She accidentally endangered herself and her younger brother Tim when she turned on the flashlight that attracted the T-Rex, and even after Tim told her to turn off the light, she kept it on. She has shown other annoying traits in the movie as well. She is even more annoying in the book, and in the book, she acts more bratty, and I think it's great that the movie did not include her real bratty traits cause that would have been super annoying to see in the movie.
The kid from Black Adam should been Number 1
I haven't seen the movie yet, but he isn't a well known character yet, so it makes sense why he isn't, but there should've definitely been an honorable/dishonorable list and they would've been on it.
If any DC kid should be on this list, it's Freddie (Shazam and Shazam 2)
He's the geeky kid who would even make Sheldon Cooper preferable for company
No wonder the guys from tv and cinema sins are always sinning kids. Makes sense 😂
you have a ridiculously low tolerance for juveniles responding to alien invasions
Would love to see the Top 20 Awesome Kid Characters in Movies! I can think of a couple, already!
Now do a top 20 or 10 best kids in movies!!! I bet number one is either Danny Torrance or Regan from Exorcist!!
To be fair , there are Adults who are more annoying than these kids
True. Twitter/X has a bunch of simping clowns.
They made a number three on the problem. Child series. Try also to find that one and put it as part of your tearing apart please that one was even worse. She really didn’t hear about much of that one.
"it was a draining one to watch"
now you know how Samuel's mother felt. Samuel wasn't annoying at all. he was dealing with the loss of his father in the only way he knew how and it drained his mother to the point of getting a visit from the Babadook.
Yeah, you hit two of the ones that stand out for me, the annoying kid factor in both, The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Mummy Returns makes those two films almost unwatchable for me, because the irritation level kicks in quickly.
buzz was really annoying home alone he just loved to pick on kevin along with his entire family in the beginning
One of the reasons I REALLY can’t stand the first Home Alone. Other than Peter McCallister, the McCallister Family would’ve been better off disappearing for real.
I have a really hard time for "Buzz" after seeing the actor as an adult in a very disturbing episode of Law & Order - SVU when he is playing a rapist.
I agree. They all where very mean to Kevin. And his uncle with family and cousins was also a-holes as well.
I dont get the Little Anakin hate, he is likeable. I’ve always felt so
You can't be serious.
Child actors are the WORST. My least favorite trope in film is when they bring a kid in for a sequel. Robocop 2 and 3 (although they had the good sense to slaughter Hob in 2), Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Thor Love & Thunder all guilty as sin!
When I saw the thumbnail I was like, that brat was so annoying. When I saw the heading I was like "dead accurate"
Wonka: the only way she can have a Oompa Loompa is if you sign here away to me permanently. Now…..
Her dad: DEAL!!!!
Wonka: well you should take a moment to……
Her dad: what is it about the word deal you don’t understand??
I think all of these annoying kid characters in the movies made me plug my ears and you know what I think it's about time I teach these annoying kids a lesson
The first Dennis the Menace is god tier
OK, SO: one of the character archetype plots I hate:
"Ok, so we need to be really quiet to sneak past the Very Bad Thing that Murders People"
Shitkid: "But what about my neurotic tic that must be put on sleep mode by performing a loud, obnoxious, plot-diverting, plan delaying, attention-grabbing ritual? If we don't do it, I have to start screaming!"
Sensible man: "We should leave that child behind: they're clearly not equipped to deal with the situation, and will get others killed."
Idiot parental figure: "Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, we have to protect innocent naivete at all cost, even though horrible things have happened that pretty much destroy all notions of naivete and innocence, and the situation is a clear allegory (or at least cause for) for growing up and changing and adapting: we have to save this token child to preserve that old perspective that we cannot and should not ever go back to! I don't care how many otherwise good and capable people die for it!"
Karma, to sensible man: "How DARE you! You now die in a situation you wouldn't even _be_ in if the kid wasn't there. That'll show you."
Writers: If other people are already dead, and moving forward requires emotional growth, and the whole personality and point of the kid is "escort mission": dont. Let the kid die.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! I think they were good actors and actresses to look convincingly annoying. 🤣
The kid is literally why I didn’t finish The Babadook and why I refuse to finish it 💀
The kid in the babadook was a right pain in the arse
Simon Lynch (Miko Huges) - Mercury Rising. He apparently gets a pass because the character is severely autistic, but he screams just as much as Dakota Fanning, AND repeatedly puts himself in harm's way.
The kid from the Babadook was what gave me nightmares, not the Babadook......
I think Kevin Griswold from 2015 Vacation should be here
Omg War of the World's should be #1. Those kids were so damn annoying. I would have left both of them with the damn aliens!
Chris Gardocky from Step Brothers should be on this list
Half of these kids were indeed annoyin, but few were evil (ex. Isaac Chroner), and 2 needed a another good punch like Draco and her 1st slap like Veruca. But some were just being regular kids their age.
Dennis Mitchell is just one step closer to Juvenile Hall. 😂😂