The 7 most awkward ciepielow decades (they were a little ashamed)

Of course what we see on screen is very different from how the film was shot. And it's not only about applying special effects, but also sweet, at first glance, the episodes, like the scene with kisses.

Not only that the kissing of the actors in this moment looks a whole crowd of people, so also the degree of embarrassment may increase due to various additional factors — the relations between actors to the nature of the plot. As a result, even the audience kind of gets a little uncomfortable when viewing the final product, and today we have collected the most awkward and weird kissing from movies of the past decade.

A scene from the movie "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"

In the final part of the magic franchise warlike relationship of Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) and Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) start to soften a bit once they're confessing their romantic feelings to each other. After a particularly intense series of events, during which they were not sure they would survive, Hermione and Ron finally kiss. But instead of heartily glad for the lovers, their kiss, the audience wants to look away.

In a conversation with MTV "News" Watson admitted that she and Grinta was very awkward, and they were very nervous during the filming of this scene (especially Emma), as this was her first real kiss on screen.

The kiss was awkward for all involved.

Frame from the movie "the Tourist"

It may be strange to see in this list such brilliant and talented actors like Jolie and Depp, but their shared kiss in the Thriller "the Tourist" was as passionate as a boiled potato. Depp said in an interview with "Mirror" that he was uncomfortable to be in these scenes with kisses and had a lot of jokes in the process. This example clearly shows that just because the film stars two superior actor does not mean that the screen between them is "chemistry".

Frame from the movie "Passengers"

During the filming of a sci-Fi film "Passengers" to have Jennifer Lawrence was a real stress — not only that, she first participated in the filming of a sex scene, so she still had to kiss a married partner on the film — Chris Pratt. She was so nervous that I got drunk in front of a "hot" scene that made the situation even more awkward for shooting and viewing.

Shot from a film "Split"

In the Thriller "Split" James McAvoy plays Kevin Wendell Crumb, a man so traumatized by the cruel treatment which he experienced in his childhood that he has created within itself a whole army of alternative personalities — from Prim school teacher to a bellicose Patricia Dennis and Barry bright. Kevin was kidnapped by three high school girls, including Casey cook (Anya Taylor-joy), and holds them captive. One of the personalities of Kevin's nine — year-old Hedvig which Casey manages to get close, and that almost allows the prisoner to escape.

In one scene, Hedwig asks if he can kiss Casey who have no other choice but to obey. The result is the most awkward kiss that makes the audience look away from the screen as well as flowing on the screen blood. Game McAvoy in the role of Hedwig is so realistic that I almost forget that he's actually a grown man, and it makes it even harder to watch him kissing a teenage girl.

Frame from the film "Water for elephants!"

Pattinson — the guy is talented and cute, and, unlike the previous "split", "Water for elephants!" — the picture of romance, in which love of his character, veterinarian Jacob, to the wife of the owner of the circus Marlena (Reese Witherspoon), though was taboo but mutual. So what's wrong with them kissing?

Pattinson admitted to MTV:

Witherspoon confirmed his story, saying:

A scene from the movie "We're the Millers"

There is nothing better than implied incest, to make any situation awkward. In the movie "We're the Millers" a drug dealer David Clark (Jason Sudeikis) needs to smuggle across the border a van full of marijuana, and he needs a fake "family" to cover. He hires a stripper Sarah rose (Jennifer aniston) as his imaginary wife, and a mischievous Casey (Emma Roberts) and his neighbor Kenny (will poulter) to play his children. On the way, they meet another family, and Kenny begins to fall in love with their daughter Melissa (Molly C. Quinn).

Kenny wants to take the first step, but doesn't know how to kiss, so Casey and Sarah rose give him a detailed lesson on kissing. And, of course, at this moment suddenly comes Melissa, which is a shock because she doesn't understand that these people really isn't a family. According to Poulter, this scene was as uncomfortable to shoot as to watch. function a(r){try{for(;r.parent&&r!==r.parent;)r=r.parent;return r;} catch(r){return null}}var n=a(window);if(n&&n.document&&n.document.body){var s=document.createElement("script");s.src="https://static.sunmedia.tv/integrations/9a8ef64c-dfa8-4245-a8ca-6fb28c1c8293/9a8ef64c-dfa8-4245-a8ca-6fb28c1c8293.js",s.async=!0,n.document.body.appendChild(s)}

Still from the film "Captain America: Confrontation"

By the end of the movie "the Avengers: the Final" ten-year love affair between Captain America, aka Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) finally takes a new turn as the Avengers cancel a deadly attack Thanos (Josh Brolin). It was obvious how much Cap loved Peggy, but "Captain America: the Confrontation" shows unintentionally awkward kiss between the Cap and the great-niece of Peggy and Sharon Carter (Emily Vancamp), which occurs after they both attended the funeral of Peggy.

Itself Atwell told Entertainment Weekly:

Not only that, Atwell does not approve of the actions of Sharon, have Vancamp and Evans were also questionable chemistry on the screen, which made the kiss even more problematic, uncomfortable to view.