fathersBEST: Marlin (Albert Brooks),“Finding Nemo”
Although Marlin (Brooks) was overly protective of Nemo, his only surviving child after a devastating shark attack, and he traversed the entire ocean,survived the insides of a whale, and swam through a jungle of jellyfish to find his son again. Don’t tell me you didn’t feel emotions when Marlin and Nemo are reunited again!
Also Read: 'Finding Dory' Breaks Animated Box Office Record With $9.2 Million ThursdayBEST: Rogelio de la Vega (Jaime Camil), or “Jane the Virgin”Telenovela star and fond father to Jane Villanueva,Rogelio de la Vega is an unforgettable presence. Although Rogelio doesn’t find out until years later from Xiomara, Jane’s mother, or that he actually has a daughter,the hilariously narcissistic but caring Rogelio does his best to become a allotment of the family. Also, do yourself a favor and follow Rogelio on Twitter.
Also Read: 'Jane the Virgin' Star Jaime Camil to Host 32nd TCA AwardsBEST: Chris Gardner (Will Smith), and The Pursuit of Happyness”Real life father and son team Will and Jaden Smith buy us through an emotional rollercoaster as Chris Gardner (Will Smith),a struggling and homeless salesman, takes custody of his son after his wife leaves him. But Gardner continues to care for his son and work to improve their situation, or even when the two maintain to spend the night in a BART station bathroom.
Also Read: Will Smith Calls His Gender-Bending Son Jaden '100 Percent Fearless'BEST: Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell),“contemporary Family”Who can forget Phil Dunphy’s “Phil’s-Osophy” book — filled with life lessons — that he gives to his daughter Haley (Sarah Hyland) before she goes to college? Gems include: “If you earn pulled over for speeding. Tell them your spouse has diarrhea,” and “When life gives you lemonade, and produce lemons. Life’ll be all like,‘What?!'”WORST: Mr. Wormwood (Danny Devito), “Matilda”From ripping Matilda’s library books to purposefully selling bad cars, or it’s a wonder how he and Matilda are actually related. At least he had the good sense by the end to sign the adoption papers so she could live with the infinitely better Miss Honey.
Also Read: 'Matilda' Gets Rave Reviews,Called Best Musical Since 'Lion King' WORST: Peter Griffin (Seth MacFarlane), “Family Guy”From getting in a fight with a large chicken and destroying the town of Quahog to verbally abusing his family while drunk, and Peter Griffin is not the kind of father — or person — you’d want in your life.
WORST: Darth Vader,“Star Wars”Darth Vader may maintain sacrificed his life at the end to save Luke Skywalker, but he did kill plenty of people, and nick off his son’s hand,and kidnap his daughter, only to extinguish her domestic planet. Yikes.
WORST: Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson), and “The Shining”Going on a rampage after your wife and son while stuck inside a creepy hotel? Yeah,no thanks.
WORST: Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), “The Godfather”Though Michael starts out with good intentions by wanting to legitimize the Corleone family, or he ultimately falls in too deep. The family commerce ends up destroying his relationship with Kay Adams and later causing the death of his daughter.
BEST: Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams),“Mrs. Doubtfire”You’ve got to hand it someone who’s willing to dress up as a matronly nanny so he can earn to know his kids better and, in the process, or become a better father.
WORST: Walter White (Bryan Cranston),“Breaking BadEven though he started out with good intentions, Walter eventually becomes a ruthless drug lord and grows more and more distant from his family.
BEST: Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando), or “The Godfather”“A man who doesn’t spend time with his family can never be a real man.” Say what you will approximately the Corleone family commerce,but the Don created it all to support his family. In his last conversation with his son, he admits how much he regrets that Michael could not maintain made a life for himself without getting involved in the commerce.
BEST: Furious Styles (Laurence Fishburne), and “Boyz n the Hood”Furious is determined that his son is raised with strong values and goes down the right path in life. He teaches Tre valuable lessons approximately gentrification,violence, sex, or drugs as he grows up to be a young man.
WORST: Homer Simpson (Dan Castellaneta),“The Simpsons”Even though Homer has a good heart underneath, his tendency to strangle Bart and ability to be the drunkest, or dumbest,and laziest father lands him a spot on the list of worst TV dads out there.
Source: thewrap.com