Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice villain Luthor actor believes starring in the film had an impact on his career

The DC Comics adaptation film "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", directed by Zack Snyder, was originally released in March 2016, in which the villain Lex Luthor was played by Jesse Eisenberg.

Recently, Jesse Eisenberg was a guest on the talk show "Armchair Expert" and talked about his dissatisfaction with "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice". Eisenberg told the host: "I starred in the Batman movie, and the Batman movie received a bad response, (causing) me to respond badly as well."

Eisenberg elaborated: "I've never said this before and it's a little embarrassing to admit, but I really think it did seriously damage my career because I was so badly received in such a public thing. I've been in works that have been badly received, but most of the time, no one knows about it, but this movie is so influential, and I don't usually read notices, reviews or film news, so I didn't know how bad the response was (at first). "

However, this comic book adaptation movie, which was "badly reviewed" by Eisenberg, actually earned $874 million at the box office with a budget of $250 million, which is relatively successful commercially. It's just that the word of mouth is not ideal. For example, the critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes is 29%, and the audience's score is 63%.