Which actors have let you down?

George Alvarez3 said:I mean, what are you even talking about? You couldn't find a better face or more perfect acting for Mr. Freeze... seriously.

Mr. Freeze.

My bad. I was just rambling on the chat about Iceman, maybe that's where this is coming from. :P

ambertinker77 said:Leonardo DiCaprio, Josh Hartnett, Ashton Kutcher... in every single one of their movies

How could they ever disappoint?
I mean, those guys are total trash anyway, right?

Man, Rade Šerbedžija was my biggest letdown.
The guy is a total genius when it comes to character acting.
He could nail any complex role with zero effort.
But then he hits Hollywood and ends up stuck playing minor parts? Or worse, just straight-up stereotypes.
He should be in the big leagues with Michael York and Anthony Hopkins, yet he's out here taking roles on par with Paris Hilton and Ivan Višnjić.

DiCaprio used to be different, but I have to admit he’s pulled off a few performances that are more than just solid.

hiddentiger24 said:Everyone seems to have let me down somehow, but the biggest disappointment was... Tom Cruise😈 I'd rather not get into that right now😁

Tom Cruise has completely lost the plot. He just doesn't get it anymore.

I spent yesterday watching "1984," based on that George Orwell novel. Honestly, I don't think a movie version should have ever been made—the book is just too complex to condense, though that doesn't necessarily mean the film itself is bad. It’s just that a MASSIVE amount of material was left on the cutting room floor. Just... massive.

Brad Pitt. He was basically the ultimate heartthrob of the '90s—the kind of guy who could pick any script he wanted. He knocked out a few absolute classics early on, but then things shifted toward movies like Mexican, Ocean's 11, and Ocean's 13 (directed by a guy who lately seems way more interested in hanging out with his buddies than actually making movies)—and then, of course, the peak: Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

Jude Law. Back in the day? One of the best supporting actors you could ask for—think Gattaca or Mr. Ripley. That was until he decided he absolutely had to be Hollywood's next big leading man. Fast forward to today, and what do we have? Someone who overacts, feels incredibly artificial, and is just... completely uninteresting.

So, I’m sitting here scrolling through all these threads, reading everyone's takes, and honestly, I’m just at a loss for words—I don't even know where to start with a comment, because does anyone actually believe there’s a single actor left in this industry who isn't a complete fraud? 🤷🤷