50 embarrassing movie roles that these actors would rather you forget

Tim Allen must have called in a favour to get Sigourney to star as his sister in Crazy On The Outside, his panned directorial debut.

If you've ever wanted to see Paul in a 2000-era sci-fi cop movie from Hong Kong, look up his role in Gen-Y Cops. Or don't.

First of all, how dare anyone cast Viola Davis as a grandmother. Second of all...she was really in 50 Cent's 8 Mile knockoff.

Before he was Captain America, Chris played another Marvel hero in a less successful franchise.

That's right, Fantastic Four gets two entries on the list because what on earth was Kerry doing there?

No one knows why the Halle Berry Catwoman was made. No one likes to talk about it. No one wants to remember it. So let's not.

This comic book adaptation came out one year before Iron Man made comic adaptations cool, and as a result most of its actors, including Eva, have likely erased it from their memory.

Similar to Ghost Rider, this comic adaptation fell flat and far before the current golden age of comic book movies. Poor ol' Colin.

This Hollywood version of a Japanese anime, starring Jamie, managed to disappoint fans for being untrue to the source material as well as novices who just thought the movie stank.

The low budget of this revenge flick starring a pre-Desperate Housewives Eva only contributed to its overwhelming negative response.

You'd think Lucy facing off against Antonio Banderas would at least be good enough to merit a 1% Rotten Tomatoes rating...but Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever manages to have a rare 0% on the rating site.

Sofia flexed her comedic chops in The Three Stooges, but the audience wasn't exactly laughing at this unnecessary remake.

Will had a cameo as Satan (?) in this bizarre Colin Farrell vehicle, but his giant CGI fang-mouth weren't even the weirdest part of his two-minute role.

It's better for everyone not to mention the last Indiana Jones movie, which not even the grace of Cate could save from itself.

Booty Call is a comedy caper about a young Jamie trying to find condoms. No, really. That's the plot.

Do you remember a Super Mario Bros. movie? Well, it existed. Don't bother looking it up. Surely John would prefer you to not look it up.

Matt's fantasy movie about the inspiration for fairy tales wasn't fantastical...or very much fun at all.

Movie 43, starring Kate, was an anthology film like New York, I Love You, but critics were considerably less kind to it (for good reason).