10 Single Scenes That Ruined Entire Movies

"Martha" scene in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - The revelation that both Batman and Superman's mothers were named Martha and their subsequent realization of their shared humanity fell flat and seemed forced.

"Space Leia" scene in Star Wars: The Last Jedi - The scene where Leia is sucked into space and then miraculously survives and uses the Force to fly back to the ship felt out of place and undermined the established rules of the Star Wars universe.

"Dancing Pennywise" scene in IT Chapter Two - The bizarre and out-of-character dance sequence involving the villainous Pennywise undermined the horror of the film and left many viewers confused.

"Jar Jar Binks" in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - The inclusion of the widely-disliked character Jar Jar Binks was seen as a major misstep and detracted from the overall quality of the film.

 "Superman Sings" scene in Superman Returns - The scene where Superman uses his powers to lift a giant rock formation while singing was seen as cheesy and out of place in a serious superhero film.

"CGI Henry Cavill's Mustache" in Justice League - The decision to digitally remove Henry Cavill's mustache in post-production led to some bizarre and distracting visual effects that took viewers out of the film.

"Spider-Man Dancing" scene in Spider-Man 3 - The infamous scene where Peter Parker dances down the street in a jazzed-up outfit was seen as cringeworthy and unnecessary, detracting from the overall tone of the film.

"Rose Saves Finn" scene in Star Wars: The Last Jedi - The scene where Rose saves Finn from sacrificing himself was seen as contrived and undermined the emotional weight of the sacrifice.

 "Jumper Cables" scene in The Dark Knight - The scene where the Joker uses jumper cables to electrocute a victim was seen as unnecessarily gruesome and out of place in a superhero film.

 "Shower Scene" in Psycho (1998) - The decision to recreate the iconic shower scene from the original film shot-for-shot in this remake was seen as unnecessary and detracted from the overall quality of the movie.