DISCUSSION ONLY Worst Screen Couple/Ensemble

"Chemistry" is exactly what worked so well for Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci in "Monster".
And why the Twilight films have become such big hits. 

And it's exactly what didn't work for half of the cast of New Year's Eve.
And why Beastly was such a failure...   

Their relationship was indeed a mix of that. And Charlize Theron NAILED it. When they met, the chemistry was the one that friends have, chatting along while having a beer. When they fell in love, Theron managed to change their friendly chemistry into the desperate attraction and desire to be loved by Ricci's character. And finally it felt like she was taking care of her partner. Theron's performance as Lee is one of my favourite female ones up to this date. And I really liked Ricci's performance too, she and Theron worked very well together. 

I would be a hypocryte to nominate the cast of Breaking Dawn. While I don't mind or even want some of them being nominated, I am a fan of Anna Kendrick, Christopher Heyerdale and some of the Native actors, and even Billy Burke made me laugh, so for me to do that would be unfair.

In my nominations, I did not like one performance of the actors involved with these casts: 
Cast of Red Riding Hood  
Cast of The Hangover II
Cast of Your Highness  (James Franco annoyed me even more than McBride) 
Cast of Jack & Jill  
Cast of Transformers 3 (I have to admit, Ken Jeong makes me laugh, though) 

And I think it's very noticeable that Stewart got better in Breaking Dawn #1.  
It's not a secret that I strongly dislike the Twilight story, but, like I said before: Stewart & Patts have chemistry, and people still keep nominating them? I wonder, for what reasons?  

Usually I don't mind cougaristic behaviour in movies, but Pfeiffer and Efron creeped me out.
But only a Worst Esemble nomination is fine with me if not too many have seen it.

Pettyfer was able to come across as having fun with playing a prick (with a giant amount of self pity) in Beastly, and more suffering than necessary -- just too much. Therefore he wasn't believable in the least in being grateful towards Hudson's character or showing affection to her, it was not enough. Same for I am Number 4.  

Here are my choices/suggestions: 

My Worst Screen Couple/Screen Ensemble choices:  
Jessica Alba and anyone who is ashamed of starring with her in spy kids 4d no time in the world, 
Nicolas Cage and any person stuck to costar with him in either season of the witch, drive angry 3d or trespass, 
Taylor Launter and K-Stew or R-Patz in breaking wind part 1 or any costar in abduction 
Adam Sandler and himself, Katie Holmes or Al Pacino in jack and jill or jennifer aniston and brooklyn decker in please just don't go with it 
The Wolfpack and either mr chow or the monkey in the Hangover Part 2
the ENTIRE CAST of new year's eve

The general perception is "The chemistry between Pattinson and Stewart is as solid as ever" -- and that's coming from a negative review (LINK). Almost none (or only very few bad reviews) say differently. 

Ugh, I hated New Moon. Don't even get me started. Such a snoozfest, Weitz completely messed up that one, and The Golden Compass. But I have to admit, A Better Life is a good movie.

There is plenty of stuff I hate about Breaking Dawn, the story more than anything. Makes me feel like that is what the authors thoughts spin around all the time.
But at first Edward and Bella seem to be happy, and then there is an invisible barricade between them. Chemistry gone out the window, or at least turned into negative/worried chemistry, which was apparent on screen.
I need to stop now, talking about that is no fun. But even if the story is sh*t and the characters look ridiculous and are obnoxious, the chemistry/authenticy of the main couple isn't an issue in these movies.