Despite getting paid millions, some Hollywood actors hate their acting or movies so much that they bashed it in public.

Many movie stars tend to talk positively about the movies they’ve starred in, either following contractual obligations or for the general love of the production. However, sometimes the displeasure of being involved in a partuclar production is just too great and in rare cases, actors can’t stop talking about how much they hate their own movies.

The following 11 actors have publicly admitted that they wish they had never agreed to working on certain movies.

1. Ben Affleck on ‘Daredevil’

Marvel’s ‘Daredevil’ was a major disappointment in the box office. It would stall Ben Affleck movie’s career for several years. The movie did so poorly that Ben Affleck seemed to have never let it go. In 2011 while promoting his new movie ‘Argo,’ he admitted:

“It just kills me…the fact that it got f***ed up the way it did stays with me.”

2. Mark Wahlberg on ‘The Happening’

Mark Wahlberg will be the first to admit that ‘The Happening’ was a ridiculous movie. His rants about the production include him talking about how ‘The Happening’ was a “bad film” and the movie’s plot was preposterous:

“F***ing trees, man. The plants. F*** it.”

In case you never watched ‘The Happening,’ the movie is about trees that decide to kill people.

3. Bob Hoskins on ‘Super Mario Brothers’

Bob Hoskins still hates ‘Super Mario Brothers’. Last year in an interview with The Guardian, Hoskins revealed he still hates the fact that he worked on that movie:

What is the worst job you’ve done?
Super Mario Brothers.
What has been your biggest disappointment?
Super Mario Brothers.
If you could edit your past, what would you change?
I wouldn’t do Super Mario Brothers.

5. Katherine Heigl on ‘Knocked Up!’

Millions of people loved ‘Knocked Up!’ It was a box office hit and it helped solidify Katherine Heigl and Seth Rogen’s acting career. However, Heigl was not too happy with the outcome of the movie. Heigl claimed that although she enjoyed working on the movie, she wasn’t so sure about the content of ‘Knocked Up!’ itself calling the movie sexist.

“It was a little sexist […] It paints the women as shrews, as humorless and uptight, and it paints the men as lovable, goofy, fun-loving guys. Ninety-eight percent of the time it was an amazing experience, but it was hard for me to love the movie.”

6. Halle Berry on ‘Catwoman’

Critics hated Halle Berry’s 2004 thriller, ‘Catwoman.’ The movie was so bad that even Halle Berry agreed it was a bad movie. Halle Berry would later earn the award for worst actor at the 25th annual Razzie Awards, and she she accepted her award, she said:

“I want to thank Warner Bros. for casting me in this piece-of-sh–, god-awful movie.”

7. Robert Pattinson on ‘Twilight’

Even Robert Pattinson hated the ‘Twilight’ franchise. He argued that the storyline made no sense and when asked about his role in the movie he said:

“He’s a 108-year-old virgin, so he’s obviously got some issues there.”

And then, when asked if he would be a fan if he wasn’t in it, he said that “I would just mindlessly hate it.”

8. Megan Fox on ‘Transformers’

Despite ‘Transformers’ being her breakout role, Megan Fox not only talked down about her performance, but also called out the director, Michael Bay’s work ethic. She said:

“I’m terrible in it […] It’s my first real movie, and it’s not honest and not realistic. The movie wasn’t bad, I just wasn’t proud about what I did… But unless you’re a seasoned veteran, working with Michael Bay is not about an acting experience.”

9. Channing Tatum on ‘GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra’

During an interview with Howard Stern, Channing Tatum revealed that he hated the movie.

Look, I’ll be honest. I f***en hate that movie. I hate that movie,”

He also explained how Paramount pushed him to take on the role:

“(After) Coach Carter, they signed me for a three-picture deal … And as a young (actor), you’re like, ‘Oh my god, that sounds amazing, I’m doing that.’”

10. Daniel Radcliffe on ‘Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince’

Despite growing up alongside the Harry Potter franchise, Daniel Radcliffe isn’t too happy about appearing in the series. In particular, he is very critical of his acting performance in the ‘Half Blood Prince,’ admitting:

“It’s hard to watch a film like Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, because I’m just not very good in it. I hate it. My acting is very one-note and I can see I got complacent and what I was trying to do just didn’t come across.”

11. Sean Connery on the James Bond movies

Taking on the role of James Bond would seem to be any actor’s dream. But, not if you’re Sean Connery. Connery has been quoted numerous times revealing how much he hates the franchise:

“I have always hated that dammed James Bond. I’d like to kill him.”

Do you agree that some of these movies were terrible?

NBC is giving old people with guns and turning ‘RED’ into a TV series.

It looks like another movie franchise is being made into a TV series. Following the announcement of CBS’ ‘Training Day‘ TV series, Deadline is reporting that NBC is working on a TV series based on the Bruce Willis-starring ‘Red’ films. The hourlong program comes from Jon Hoeber and Erich Hoeber, the writers of the 2010 film and the 2013 sequel.

The 2010 movie was a box office hit and was inspired by the limited comic book series from Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner. Both movies were a success and featured Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker and Helen Mirren joining Bruce Willis as a group of “REDs”— which stands for “Retired Extremely Dangerous” operatives — who end up coming out of said retirement after one of their own is taken down by the CIA.

While there is no word yet on the cast planned for the RED TV series, NBC is allegedly sticking to the storyline created in the movie franchise. That being said, the series will be “set in a more grounded and authentic world, focusing on the characters’ darkly hilarious struggles to survive civilian life as they simultaneously fight for and against the very organization that threw them out.”

NBC is looking to make an “Office” style comedy about the DC Comics universe.

Deadline is reporting that Ben Queen the creator of NBC’s ‘A to Z’ along with Warner Bros. TV, has landed a pilot deal with NBC to create Powerless. The new show follows employees at “one of the worst insurance companies in America” – it just so happens that this “America” also exists in the DC Comics Universe. Word is that the show will focus less on the superheroes and more on the employees and their day-to-day lives.

I guess this makes sense since there are thousands of other comic book movies, TV shows and web series.

No one with a sense of humor can resist a joke about the planet Uranus, because with a name like that, it’s just asking to be mocked. And when you work in local news, making jokes is a great way to pass time between telling boring stories.

This local news anchor was actually reporting on legitimate space news, growing fresh food in the International Space Station. Once the story was over, her colleague chimed in with a joke about “food on Uranus.”

Watch the video below:

Snoop Dogg’s son Cordell Broadus just quit UCLA football.

Cordell Broadus, the son of rapper Snoop Dogg, has decided to quit football. Despite being a four-star receiver prospect, having a rapper father, and a reality TV show on ESPN, and ranked as one of the best high school athletes from Las Vegas Bishop Gorman, according to Scout.com. He had not reported to UCLA’s fall camp in San Bernadino, California, this week and then told head coach Jim Mora on Thursday that he decided to pursue “other passions in his life.”

“Cordell informed me yesterday that he has decided to pursue other passions in his life — in particular his love of film through his company Film School Productions,” Mora said in a statement. “Cordell is an amazing young man with many talents, and we wish him nothing but the best as he continues to pursue his degree at UCLA.”

The incoming freshman attended UCLA’s summer session, which will allow Broadus to remain enrolled at UCLA for the fall.

Hollywood actor, Terrence Stamp, nearly died on set of the new movie ‘Bitter Harvest’.

Hollywood Oscar nominee, Terence Stamp, nearly died while on set of his latest film, ‘Bitter Harvest’. According to reports, the 77-year-old actor revealed that a horse fell on him while filming in Ukraine.

“My horse had a habit, when I brought it to a stop, of lifting its front legs up,” he said. “On my last day, I brought it to a stop but slid off the back … I looked up and saw that this horse, which weighed half a ton, had lost its balance and was going to fall directly on me.”

“It fell on my chest and pelvis. If it had landed any further up, it would have killed me. It broke my pelvis in six places, two ribs and ripped a tendon in my arm,” he explained.

“I always imagined that my last thoughts would be somehow profound, but what went through my mind was, “distinguished actor killed by horse’s arse,'” he said.

Joking about the accident, the veteran actor added, “If I was American I might have taken this further, but I just couldn’t be bothered.”

LeBron James reveals he is still interested in doing a ‘Space Jam 2’ movie.

After years of online speculation, the basketball player-turned-actor, LeBron James, spoke on a potential sequel to the 1996 ‘Space Jam’ movie starring Michael Jordan.

LeBron James really wants to do another ‘Space Jam’ movie.

When Today asked him his thoughts about a sequel to the 1996 feature film starring Michael Jordan, Burgs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird and Bill Murray – James said, after weeks of rumors, “We hope so. We’re definitely missing Bugs and Daffy and Tasmanian Devil and every last one of them, so hopefully we can do some great things.”

Rumors for the sequel started when the NBA superstar and his company SpringHill Entertainment signed a deal with Warner Bros. Entertainment spanning all areas of content creation. Since Warner Bros. originally released Space Jam, the idea of a follow-up began to circulate online.

After shooting comedic scenes in Amy Schumer’s Trainwreck, James wants to continue making movies. “It’s a passion of mine. Everything I do, I have a passion about it. If we could continue it, I know I don’t have to dribble a basketball and fly through the air to do those type of things.”

A new ‘Walking Dead’ casting call has leaked online and it looks like Jesus is joining the cast.

According to Spoil The Dead, a new Walking Dead casting call has leaked online and casting directors are apparently looking for the character, Jesus a.k.a Paul Monroe.

Paul Monroe, more commonly known as “Jesus”, is a main character first encountered in Issue 91 of Image Comics’ The Walking Dead and is a survivor and resident who lived in a community called the Hilltop Colony which held almost two hundred other survivors. Paul now resides in the Alexandria Safe-Zone, but eventually was forced back to the Hilltop Colony. While initially mistrusted by Rick Grimes and his group, he eventually gains their respect as a valued comrade. He currently serves as Maggie Greene’s right-hand man at Hilltop.

Casting directors are looking for Caucasian or latin men to audition for the new role. “He can be a thief, but he’ll only steal half of what you have, and only if he knows it won’t cause any permanent damage. He’s generally a benevolent guy”. This is a recurring guest star role for the possibility of several other seasons.

Filming will take place starting August 22nd through November 19th.

[JASON] Late 20s-30s, CAUCASIAN / LATINO. Smart, friendly, and charming with a puckish sense of humor. He can be a thief, but he’ll only steal half of what you have, and only if he knows it won’t cause any permanent damage. He’s generally a benevolent guy — pretty much making friends with everyone he meets. RECURRING GUEST STAR W/ SERIES OPTION FOR SUBSEQUENT SEASONS (7/16). ARTIST MUST BE AVAILABLE 8/22-11/19.

Season 6 of AMC’s The Walking Dead was confirmed on October 2014 that AMC had renewed The Walking Dead for Season 6. Recently, ‘The Walking Dead’ showrunner, Scott Gimple revealed details about season 6 of ‘The Walking Dead’. “I said the show reinvents itself every 8 eps, and we’re doing it again, friendos. Now that these characters know they have what it takes to survive, what are they going to do with that power? How will they choose to live?”

The cast of ‘How to Get Away With Murder’ shares their best piece of acting advice in this amazing interview.

How to Get Away with Murder is a legal drama series that premiered on ABC on September 25, 2014. The series was created by Peter Nowalk, produced by Shonda Rhimes and distributed by ABC Studios. Viola Davis stars as a law professor at a prestigious Philadelphia university who, with her students, becomes entwined in a murder plot. The series airs on ABC as part of a night of programming all under Rhimes’s Shondaland production company.

‘How to Get Away with Murder’ features an ensemble cast with Viola Davis as Annalise Keating, Alfred Enoch, Jack Falahee, Aja Naomi King, Matt McGorry and Karla Souza as her students, Charlie Weber and Liza Weil as her assistants, Katie Findlay as her client, and Billy Brown as a police detective.

For her portrayal, Viola Davis has received critical acclaim, winning the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance in a Drama Series and receiving nominations for Critics’ Choice Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series, Best Actress in a Television Series at the Golden Globe Awards and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series at the Primetime Emmy Awards. The show has also received accolades, honored as a Television Program of the Year by the American Film Institute and winningOutstanding Drama Series at the Image Awards.

In a recent interview with the Screen Actor’s Guild Foundation, the cast behind ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ sharing inspiring acting advice and details on how they made it in the TV industry.

Check out the video below:

Lexus, Weinstein Company Short Film Contest is now accepting applications.

Lexus and The Weinstein Company are accepting director submissions for the 3rd Annual Lexus Short Film Series. The projects can run anywhere from two to 20 minutes. Four winners will be selected to participate in a tour of film festivals around the world to promote their work as part of the Lexus Short Film series sponsored by Lexus and produced the world famous Weinstein Company.

Filmmakers that win the Short Film competition will receive a first look deal, courtesy of The Weinstein Comapny as well as an at-home filmmaking and editing suite. The four finalists will be announced at the Napa Valley Film Festival in November 2015.

“Anticipation,” is this year’s theme, which the official page details as “a provocative and nuanced thought-starter providing filmmakers an innovative platform for their imaginations. The four selected filmmakers will be invited to interpret the meaning for their own narrative and to tell a story based around their vision.”

Previous winners have gone to showcase their films at festivals including the Harlem Film Festival, Heartland Film Festival, Hollyshorts Film Festival, New Filmmakers LA and Ottawa International Film Festival.

The submissions deadline is October 25, through Withoutabox.

Take a look at the Lexus website and Withoutabox for more details.