Greatest Jenna Ortega Performances of All Time
Ellie Alves (You) or Lorraine (X)
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Why This Battle Matters
Who ever said the mysterious allure of Ellie Alves in 'You' could be outshined? Enter Lorraine from 'X', with a charm that begs a different attention. Here, it's more than a battle of Jenna Ortega's performances; it's a dance of dark mystique against the blatant boldness of an era lost to gritty film reels. Ellie currently leads, capturing hearts with layered subtleties, but Lorraine's raw, vintage appeal challenges our preference for complexity over clarity. Which value speaks louder to you? The answer shapes the narrative of Ortega's legacy.
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Ellie Alves (You) over Lorraine (X) when it comes to the greatest Jenna Ortega Performances of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Ellie Alves (You) 100.0% of the time over Lorraine (X).
Across all battles:
Ellie Alves (You) win rate: 50.8%
Lorraine (X) win rate: 36.2%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the Greatest Jenna Ortega Performances of All Time league?
Wednesday Addams from 'Wednesday' is the top contender in the Greatest Jenna Ortega Performances league. You can check out her standings against other iconic roles on the GOAT List.
What makes Lorraine in 'X' so popular among fans?
Fans are drawn to Lorraine because of the gritty and intense energy Jenna Ortega brings to the screen in 'X'. It's a performance that showcases her range, going from subtle to explosive, which makes it a favorite for those who appreciate nuanced acting in horror settings.
Why is Ellie Alves from 'You' winning by so much in the Greatest Jenna Ortega Performances league?
Ellie Alves has captured the hearts of fans with her complex character and impactful presence in 'You'. Her role resonates with viewers who admire the strong, yet vulnerable portrayal, which seems to be a winning formula on GoatWars, especially against the understated performance of Lorraine in 'X'.