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Stars Admit Their Movies Were Terrible Flops
4 Sep
Summary
- Actors often admit film flops years after release.
- Some stars regret signing on for specific projects.
- Celebrities discuss their worst movie experiences candidly.
Actors rarely criticize their own projects during promotional tours. However, some stars have become known for openly admitting their movies were not good, often years after the film's release. Ben Affleck famously described his 2003 film Gigli as a "horse's head in a cow's body."
Alec Baldwin called "Rock of Ages" a "horrible movie," while George Clooney has apologized for "Batman & Robin" for nearly three decades, stating he was "terrible in it." Jamie Lee Curtis described "Virus" as "unbelievably bad," and Bob Hoskins called "Super Mario Bros." a "f---in' nightmare."
Dakota Johnson admitted she wasn't surprised by "Madame Web's" reception, stating she "probably will never do anything like it again." Rosamund Pike called "Doom" "probably one of the worst films ever made," and Sylvester Stallone joked he'd rather have surgery than watch "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot" again. Channing Tatum expressed his strong dislike for "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," stating he "hated that movie." Charlize Theron called "Reindeer Games" "bad, bad, bad," and Mark Wahlberg openly admitted "The Happening" was a poor choice.
