Fans ripped Orlando Bloom’s “disgusting” and “appalling” threesome scene with real-life sisters Rooney and Kate Mara.

After the “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” actor dished on the spicy scene from their forthcoming movie, “Bucking Fastard,” at the San Sebastián Film Festival in Spain over the weekend, followers took to Reddit to share their ideas.

“Ewww… this is appalling. What work should I definitely NOT look out for so I don’t watch this filth?” said one individual.

“This is just weird,” added another.

“What the f–k is happening…why would the maras agree to this…,” commented a third consumer.

“im shocked they would actually do this…. Just bizarre,” said a fourth netizen.

However, several other customers defended the raunchy scene, saying it was just half of the actors’ job.

“It’s acting. They’re all adults,” said one individual.

“Sounds bizarre but it’s based on a true story. So I guess this is what happened,” added another fan.

“its acting. You’re not supposed to be attracted to and enjoy the sex scenes. Its a job,” commented a third netizen.

Over the weekend, Bloom, 49, spoke about his “sincere” threesome scene with Rooney, 41, and Kate, 43.

“[There is] such simplicity to the characters and [their] carnal desires, but also an innocence to the sisters,” the “Troy” star said at the San Sebastián Film Festival, per Variety.

Bloom performs Gareth Mulroney, a man who is caught between twin sisters Joan and Jean Holbrooke, performed by Rooney and the “Imperfect Women” actress, respectively.

He said the threesome was a “very sincere sort of moment” that he, Rooney and Kate created collectively.

Werner Herzog also weighed in on the scene, explaining that there are instances when a director “has to step back.”

“You are in bed, and you have two women in your arms. How you deal with it, I cannot give instructions,” the German director, 84, recalled telling Bloom.

Herzog described the second as “beautiful,” including that the scene has “such charm and depth.”

“Bucking Fastard” had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival on Sept. 3. The film does not yet have a extensive theatrical launch date.