#1: RYAN REYNOLDS - GREEN LANTERN:
Anyone who's seen the trailer of DeadPool, knows Ryan is just looking for any excuse possible to insult his own performance in Green Lantern.
It's not the WORST movie, it's at least watchable.
But still pretty bad..


#2: JASON BATEMAN - HORRIBLE BOSSES 2:
I actually found this movie hilarious, but yet Bateman wishes he had nothing to do with it, even though it's not even too bad of a movie..


#3: JIMMY TATRO - GROWN UPS 2:
It's his first time appearing in hollywood.
And I can tell Jimmy hates this, almost every new Youtube skit involves insulting this movie.
Though.. He also insults 22 Jump Street, and I think he's proud of himself in that one.. So.. I'm not actually sure..


#4: EVERYONE IN THE NIGHTMARE ON ELMS rue REMAKE:
Especially the girl playing Nancy. She nearly quite being an actor, no wonder she looks half asleep thoughout the entire film..


#5: BILL MURREY - GARFIELD:
He didn't even read the script, and was famishly enraged that he played in this movie..


#6: SEAN CONNERY - JAMES BOND:
As a previously unknown, starving actor, he was grateful for the fame and success the James Bond role had donné him, but he wasn't exactly a fan of actually performing it, saying, "I have always hated that damned James Bond. I'd like to kill him."


#7: ROBERT PATTISON - TWILIGHT:
Pattinson started out as wizard boy #17 in the Harry Potter films and would have probably gone on to have the same stellar career as every other minor Potter actor if he hadn't landed the role of sparkly vampire Edward Cullen in Twilight. However, even way back in 2008, Pattinson made zero effort to hide his opinion of the character in an interview with Empire magazine, poking fun at him for being a century-old virgin:


#8: GEORGE REEVES - SUPERMAN:
Yep, everyone loved Reeves as Superman ... except Reeves himself, who considered the part "beneath his dignity."


#9: GEORGE CLOONEY - Batman AND ROBIN:
Sure, Batman & Robin made money. But par every other imaginable measure, the film was a complete failure, and a nightmare to the vast majority of the Caped Crusader’s most fervent fanatics. étoile, star George Clooney recognized what a stinker he helped create and once plainly stated, “I think we might have killed the franchise.”


#10: MARK WAHLBERG - THE HAPPENING:
Anyone who's seen his performance in this movie, would understand why.
Wahlberg (a guy who could be good in "anything") portrays himself, not as total badass like in most other movies, but as a whiney bitch, and looking like he has no idea what actual jouer la comédie looks like..