Don't google it, check articles or reddit. Name me some that YOU personally know of.
A few that I personally know of.
1. The Love Guru - Mike Myers
2. The Master of Disguise - Dana Carvey
3. Cutthroat Island - Geena Davis
4. G.I. Jane - Will Smith
G.I. Jane - Will Smith
I was gonna put Demi Moore but it really took Will Smith down a peg.
shareI have always enjoyed Will Smith but Wild Wild West really sucked and made me look at the guy twice for his choices of scripts.
shareEven before the slap, I think the last film of his that I enjoyed was Men in Black 3.
Enjoyed Bad Boys 3 but mostly cause of Martin Lawrence. Man, I miss seeing Martin on the big screen.
Didn’t playing Robin kill Chris O'Donnell’s career? Although I don’t know if it was from Batman Forever which did pretty good at the box office or only after the Batman & Robin disaster.
shareOh most definitely. Him & Alicia Silverstone's career suffered the most thanks to Batman & Robin
Dana Carvey is my all-time favorite Saturday Night Live cast member. It's a shame that he never really starred in a movie that fully captured his talents (although I think he did OK with the "Wayne's World" movies financially).
A couple that I remember:
"Gigli" - Jennifer Lopez (and Ben Affleck, to a certain degree)...that movie got roasted by the critics and late-night comedians back when it was first released.
"Evan Almighty" - Steve Carell
Edit: Just thought of another one that needs mentioned: "Mr. Magoo" - Leslie Nielsen. I loved Leslie Nielsen and remember that this movie just got panned by the critics upon release. I watched it on TV a couple of years later...and the critics got this one right, unfortunately. It just was not good...I don't think Leslie Nielsen did many movies after this one.
The early to mid 2000s kinda killed Affleck's career as a leading man.
He had to like "reinvent" his career in the 2010s.
The Master of Disguise is not a good movie overall but I enjoyed the turtle bit.
shareMike Myers survived The Cat in the Hat because he was just an actor in it. The Love Guru, OTOH, he was also a writer and producer. It ruined his career.
Star Wars that had Hayden Christensen, I don't think his career survived at all?
Batman and Robin - Pretty much the entire cast suffered problems with their careers, save for Arnold Schwarzenegger. It took Uma Thurman and George Clooney years to recover their careers, whereas a lot of other actors saw their careers just plain die, or go on life-support. Alicia Silverstone hasn't been seen since this movie, and the most Chris O'Donnel has been able to dredge up was a role on a crappy version of "NCIS" that takes place in Los Angeles. Everyone else just plain disappeared.
shareLooking at their filmography, Clooney got off the easiest imo.
Immediately after Batman & Robin he had leading roles in "Out of Sight" a year later, "Three Kings" the year after & the next 2 years he did, "O Brother, Where art thou" and "Ocean's 11"
While those movies got him money and work experience, I personally found them not worthy of watching, or they sucked.
shareI was a kid when Batman & Robin came out. So none of the actors sucked for me.
I only watched the rest of his films in my late teens.
Except for Ocean's 11. That's been a fave of mine for a long time.
I was a kid when "Batman and Robin" came out as well, so it doesn't have the same kind of effect on me as it would have if I'd been an adult watching it for the first time. In fact, the Schumaucher films do better with kids than they do for adults, they're so campy and cheesy.
shareI remember watching Phone Booth & being genuinely surprised to find out that he directed it. One of my all time favorite thrillers!
share "Out of Sight" a year later, "Three Kings" the year after & the next 2 years he did, "O Brother, Where art thou" and "Ocean's 11"
LMAO...THOSE ARE ALL GREAT MOVIES...POPULAR TITLES THAT ILLUSTRATE CLOONEY WAS JUST FINE....DESPITE YOUR WEIRD OPINIONS.