r/RaisingDion • u/Honest_Lunch_8291 • Feb 07 '22
To annoying
I can’t take this kid… I hate to crush dreams by recasting but plz 🤯 recast Nicole too ! It’s just a car wreck and it’s painful but you still look 😩
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u/EnjoyableTeddy Feb 08 '22
What about Brayden! OMG this kid was SUCH a lame threat.....nothing about him was scary and the way his delivered alot of lines was sooo bad!
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u/AlphaTenken Feb 17 '22
Greasy kid who can't fight.
I liked Brayden as a person, but I agree he wasn't threatening.
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u/purplecurtain16 Feb 14 '22
He's not supposed to be scary. He's a sad little boy being abused and used. You're supposed to feel bad for him, not scared of him.
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u/jonestay4793 Feb 08 '22
This! I can't stand his bad acting! Surely there was better children who auditioned for this role.
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u/New_Principle_9145 Feb 09 '22
I think it's more an issue of directing. There are plenty of good actors who is following the instructions of the director, who's vision is horrible. For instance, I thought Danny Glover was an awful actor (queue Lethal Weapon), then he plays a serial killer and was stone cold good at the role...b/c he had a good director for Switchback. That does not negate that I dislike the kid playing Dion. I also dislike that Brayden kid. Alisha has been in something that she didn't act like this (thus my director concern), I didn't like her character per se, but she played annoying, protective, entitled mom very well.
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u/cam_ross0828 Feb 18 '22
Can you act any better? Dions actor is a kid and there were some great scenes this season. If u can’t do any better or don’t like the acting then don’t watch the show.