Timote, Jalamet, has become a very big thing over the last decade or the like. With two nominations for the Academy Award and constantly expanding the list of great films under his belt, the actor has revealed his talent in a huge series of roles ranging from Bob Dylan to play in "Complete Unknown" (2024) Denis Vilnev's "Duna" films and the following Ein Wilder and Nyoni Depp in displaying eccentric chocolate Willie Wonka in "Wonka" (2023). It is a lot, especially by a young actor who seems to be destined to turn into great roles for many decades to come.

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Any of The best films of Shalamet is a great way for the movie to spend a few hours glued to its place. However, several fertile actors can maintain a perfect record for winning their career, and even one as wildly successful, as Halamet has a few less than the desired films in his CV. Here's a look at five of his worst films, according to Rotten tomatoes.

As the last film by Woody Allen, "Rainy Day in New York" (2019) Can't help, but compare with some of the director's best rhythms. Even without the ever -celebrated Allen's reputation - tarnished by allegations of sexual abuse For his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow - coming into play, it can be said that the film did not shorten.

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"Rainy Day in Newouort" sheltered Amazon In 2018, the accusations reappeared with the #MeToo movement, and received only a limited edition of the United States in 2020, after already making rounds in other parts of the world. But again, even a discount on its problematic history, this is understandable. "Rainy Day in Newouble" is found as heated remnants of the best work with New York topics in New York. This, however, cannot be blamed for Timote, Shalamet, who leads the story of the Trianglebuild Triangle as something optimistically cracked by Allen's protagonist, full of the necessary inconvenience and exciting "Annie Hall".

Allen's films tend to be well glued, and with names like Shalamet, El Fanning, Selena Gomez, Diego Luna and Judah law, "Rainy Day in New York" is no exception. However, despite the talent involved, the film style is overshadowed by its substance, which leaves it with a rating of only 47%.

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"One and Two" (2015) was Timote's first film, after his performance like the young Tom Cooper in Christopher Nolan's "Among Christopher Nolan (2014). While he has a far greater role in this fantasy thriller (which, by the way, was the first and, to this day, only a feature film directed and written by "Green Knight" and cinematographer Moon Knight Andrew Palermo), the film did not make a similar impact.

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"One and Two" revolves around Halamet and Kiernan Shitka. The two play Zack and Eve, two brothers and sisters with the mysterious ability to teleport who live in a fenced farm compound with their cruel father (Grant Bowler) and a mother for the disease (Elizabeth Reader). Essential and wicked, "one and two" has many mysteries and a few surprises on the sleeve. Unfortunately, many critics thought that the film's script simply could not match its atmosphere and that the story expires in steam.

The 47% Indian film score means that it has the same critical consensus as "a rainy day in newuork". However, "one and two" has a significantly lower rating of audience popper (35%, while "Rainy Day in Newouble" is 56%), so in general, the film is additionally in the disappointing end of Halamet.

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2017 is easy to refer to Timote as a big year, thanks to his two nuanced downloads of the Young Rebel archetype: his Oscar nominated as Elio in "Call Me by Your Name" and Kyle Sheibil in Lady Bird. Due to the huge appreciation, these films have earned the young Starwar, it can be easily forgotten that two other films by Halamat came out that year. One of them is "Households", Christian Bale Western, directed by Scott Cooper, in which Shalamet appears as a young private service under Bale's captain, and of course, somewhere lost in the cast of the film (which includes people like Rosamund Pike, Wes Studi, St. The other is "Hotesky Summer Nights", which "racky tomato" ranks as Shalam's third worst film.

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Shalam was filming writer-director Elijah "Hoteces Summer Nights" on the "Hoteski Summer Nights" ahead of his two more famous films for 2017, but premiered after them, which means his 46% thomatometer rating ended up a bit to burn his otherwise. The film is pretty direct "The children of the 1990s are on the way too much over his heads", where young Daniel is stuck in Cape Code in Cape Code, hanging out with Hunter (Alex Ro) and becomes entangled in local drug trafficking. It's not a bad Movie, by itself - only many, much more.

If Halamet's fan doesn't run out of movies to watch them, reviews don't have to be an obstacle. The young actor is doing a good job here, and knowing how high his starvet has raised since the premiere of "Hoteces Summer Nights", it may be good while in front of the audience a chance to enjoy him in a movie just as happily as this.

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In the writer-director Pamela Romanovski "Adderal's diaries" (2015), Timothei Shalam is playing the younger version of the troubled protagonist of Jamesiames Franco, Steven Eliot. Based on the real crime-style memoirs, written by the real life, Eliot, the 2015 drama is a story of a writer whose latest book-biography project of a successful programmer named Hans Reader (Christian Slater)-turns into a real crime project when Raiser is suspected of killing his wife. As the trial of the murder of Reader approaches, Stephen has to deal with his numerous personal problems, including the consequences of his father (Ed Harris) returning to his life to challenge the version of their family history Stephen in his memoirs.

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It's kind of foggy, twisted, multilayer mystery story that has all the work on great A24 mindbender. Unfortunately, the "Aderal Diaries" ended not to lower their lofty aspirations and has a domestic rating of only 26%. Several critics have noted that the film lacks cohesion and fails to captivate the viewer, leading to experience in encouraging.

So yes, 2015 was no Good year for Timotheje Shalamet. His third and easily low-ranking in the entrance to this list is "Love the Coopers", which also seems to be the third and last film on Chalamet that premiered in what is easily the worst year in his post-respective career.

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In the defense of Shalamet, "Love the Copers" is not much Marke Timote Halamet experience. He appears only in a relatively small role as Charlie, a young member of the Cooper family of the same name. Written by Steven Rogers and directed by Essie Nelson, "Love the Cups" is a Christmas film for a large and controversial family that collects together for the holidays in a predictably chaotic way.

The film features an acting team involving actors like Johnon Goodman, Diane Keaton, Marisa Tomei, Anthony Mackie and Olivia Wilde, but the whole is a little less than the sum of his parts. "Love the Coopers" was widely missed by critics and had a bad result of 18% of the tomatometer. This is the least valued film by Shalamet so far, at least as far as "Roten Thomas" is concerned. However, the actor's fans may want to check his extremely relative performance as a buzz, a nervous teenager trying to impress a girl.

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