The Hating Game Trailer

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sourceWatch Lucy Hale in this exclusive trailer for her upcoming movie, ‘The Hating Game.’ Based on the best-selling book, Lucy Hutton’s (Hale) ongoing work rivalry with Joshua Templeton (Austin Stowell) becomes increasingly complicated by her mounting attraction to him. The adaptation also stars Damon Daunno, Yasha Jackson, Sean Cullen, Sakina

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[xdecadentx]

I can't believe this terrible book is being made into a movie. The main characters are so fucking insufferable and they clearly want to bang the whole time so there's no real stakes.

I want rom coms back but not like this.

[lipstickbitches]

I thought I was the only person who hated this book, I was so disappointed reading it after all the hype

[xdecadentx]

Yeah it is definitely a minority opinion. Everyone else adores it and I do not get why.

[justyourfaceha]

I didn't like it either. The relationship wasn't anything I'd want and the characters were meh. I like a romcom as much as the next person but I thought the relationship between the main characters was mainly toxic. I'm tired of toxic relationships being fed to women as desirable. No thanks.

[glitterslugs]

i hated it too. predictable af but i see why people like it

[readmethesigns]

yeah i made it about halfway through the book before ditching it

[x_spinfaster]

same, I was disappointed and I thought the main female character was really obnoxious

[nemo_de_la_meer]

I hated the girl in this book. I remember a part when she snuck on his computer and hacked his password etc. I was like she should have been fired for that and why would someone do that in the first place?!

I hate this book and the fact it became popular and made this film happen.

[therearewords]

Amen.

[malarkiness]

lol the main reason I was never able to finish this book was because I could NOT stand the male lead. Shame because I liked the premise, tbh.

[xdecadentx]

Depending on how far you got, the reason for him being a dick with his 'man pain' is so lame too.

[malarkiness]

The last scene I remember reading is when he's taking care of her when she's sick (and ends up calling his doctor brother to check her out), and I think there's something about him not living up to his potential or w/e. Does it have to do with that?

[xdecadentx]

You will not be surprised to hear, it does.

[oncourt]

Preach

I watched the trailer to see if maybe they seemed more interesting but no