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The original post: /r/movies by /u/JokerDeSilva10 on 2024-12-27 06:09:24.

A simple question, but I saw this mentioned on TikTok and it made me curious what the popular consensus is: who do you think is the best or most talented actor who keeps making terrible movies? Who badly needs to fire their agent? Hit me with those luckless saps that can't pick a project to save their lives.

Interestingly, the main one in the TikTok was Chris Hemsworth, which I don't particularly agree with - though I don't think he's a bad actor - but I guess outside of his Marvel projects he has been in largely pretty mediocre movies with the exception of Bad Times at the El Royale, Star Trek (which he was barely in), and Furiosa, which I still haven't seen but heard was good.

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