The Mummy
In need of more unwanted romances? Try Jenny and Nick in The Mummy starring Tom Cruise (Nick) and Annabelle Wallis (Jenny). These two shared zero on-screen chemistry. Their intimate scenes pretty much ruin the film. The whole thing feels forced, making it incredibly cringeworthy.
Unfortunately Hollywood had to go for their typical manufactured romances. They should have dropped the whole thing.
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
A central love story to the Star Wars Plot, Anakin and Padme's relationship is important, especially for the prequels. In the attack of the Clones, these two characters abandon their responsibilities in order to be with each other. When you're watching them, however, you can't quite believe what's happening.
The romantic feelings between Anakin and Padme are incredibly hard to watch, making it feel like these actors are actually doing the impossible by being just near one another. Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman simply have zero chemistry on screen.
Anakin and Padme
Their body language and dialogue is strained making the romantic scenes terribly cringeworthy. It's actually rather hard to spot what drew Padme to Anakin in the first place.
While this was very much part of the script, this kiss was still surprising to watch.
Jenny and Nick
Fans also felt that their large age gap contributed to their unsuccessful partnering. Wallis seemed uncomfortable with the whole thing.
They should have just kept it at the witty banter.
Clueless
In Clueless, spoiled Beverly Hills teen, Cher (Alicia Silverstone) and her ex-stepbrother, Josh (Paul Rudd) always saw each other through the stepsibling lens. There was constant nagging, snappy comebacks, and incessant, petty arguments.
Cher had always seen herself with a certain type of guy but, towards the middle of the film, she begins to see Josh in a new light.