Greatest Dylan O'Brien Movies of All Time
The Internship or American Assassin
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Why This Battle Matters
Who ever thought a comedy about interns at Google could square off against a gritty tale of espionage and revenge? Yet here they are — 'The Internship' and 'American Assassin' — two distinct cinematic adventures starring Dylan O'Brien, throwing down in our league of legends. It's the quintessential clash of mirth against might, where light-hearted chuckles meet taut, edge-of-your-seat thrills. What hangs in the balance isn't just a spot higher up the Dylan O'Brien GOAT List, but a statement on our cultural pulse: do we crave escapism in laughter, or do we find solace in the adrenaline of action? Your favorite picks this winner — what does that say about the times we're living in?
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer American Assassin over The Internship when it comes to the greatest Dylan O'Brien Movies of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick American Assassin 100.0% of the time over The Internship.
Across all battles:
American Assassin win rate: 60.0%
The Internship win rate: 50.0%
Fan FAQs
What makes this matchup in the 'Greatest Dylan O'Brien Movies of All Time' league such a big debate?
This head-to-head pits two very different genres against each other. American Assassin offers high-octane action while The Internship delivers laughs and lighthearted moments. Fans are torn, making the debate intense as they weigh Dylan’s versatility in dramatic versus comedic roles.
Why do fans love The Internship?
Fans really appreciate The Internship for its light-hearted, comedic vibe and the great on-screen chemistry between Dylan O'Brien and the rest of the cast. It's a feel-good movie that showcases a different, more playful side of his acting.
Why is American Assassin leading by so much in the vote against The Internship?
American Assassin's lead could be due to its intense action and Dylan O'Brien's edgy, gripping portrayal of a CIA black ops recruit. It's a thrilling departure from his usual roles, which really showcases his range and pulls in votes from fans of more serious, high-stakes drama.