Oppenheimer

The legendary filmmaker is ready to abandon blockbuster success for a controversial project about nuclear warfare, despite expecting it to become his career's biggest commercial failure.

Before donning Doctor Doom's mask in Avengers: Doomsday, Robert Downey Jr. has masterfully portrayed several memorable antagonists throughout his career, showcasing his range beyond the heroic Iron Man persona.

The acclaimed director showered praise on Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus One, calling it exciting and beautifully crafted. His endorsement highlights the film's return to franchise roots and impressive low-budget effects.

One of Hollywood’s trickier debates in recent times is the title of the greatest actor of this generation. Depending on who you ask, the title could belong to a character-driven performer like Daniel Day-Lewis, a universally beloved star like Leonardo DiCaprio, or a box-office titan like Robert Downey Jr. Each of these actors has defined modern cinema in different ways and performed exceptionally well across one or several of these metrics of cinema, including box office, awards, range of roles, cultural impact, and devoted fanbases.

After decades in Hollywood and an Oscar win, you'd think Robert Downey Jr. could do it all. But the acclaimed performer recently opened up about his on-set struggles, revealing the surprisingly simple moments that make him feel like he's not a great performer. Find out what they are.