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Originally Posted by Policar 
Sadly, all this amounts to is tacit support of her status as an object in the Transformers films and a jab at her attempts at actually acting in the (somewhat) feminist film Jennifer's Body. I liked Transformers 2 a whole lot, so I can't claim Jennifer's Body is the better film, but I enjoyed elements of it and I found Fox's performance to be more than serviceable, particularly given Cody's at-times cringe-inducing dialogue. I think the virulent reaction against Fox coterminous with that film's release is really awful and misogynistic (as are the results of this survey), particularly considering how relatively good that film is. (The script has great moments, though nothing even approaching genre greats like Heathers, but never finds its footing or even a coherent central metaphor, and the direction, while strong, is too restrained for the stylized script.)
Ultimately, this is just boys being boys.
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I have not seen JB, I tend to wait for films to come out on DvD rather than go to a theater. Last time I went to one, for instance, I wound up covered in gooey wads of gum, and was mocked by theater employees.
I guess my dislike of her stems from how Megan Fox crazy every guy* on the planet seemed to get in the past few years. It wouldn't bother me except for the fact I found her terrible at worst, and "un-special" at best in the Transformers films. I feel like there are so many other actresses who deserve that kind of attention, and yet Fox gets the spotlight and the fame just because of her genes.
*I'm aware some guys dislike her too, or are less than enthusiastic for her work, but you wouldn't know that from the media