9 More Actors Who Just Gave Their Worst Performance Ever

9. Chris Evans - Ghosted

Chris Evans and Ana de Armas first set our screens on fire in Rian Johnson's mystery movie Knives Out, despite the fact they were playing enemies. This was followed up by a similarly antagonistic setup in the Russo Brothers' actioner The Gray Man, which, although not an out-and-out success, still showed the pair made good big-screen companions. Therefore, it made sense that producers wanted to get them back together in a more cooperative role.

Unfortunately, the film that united them for the third time was the secret agent action-comedy, Ghosted. Failing on both the action and comedy fronts, the film suffers from not really knowing what it is and where it belongs - and this extends to the cast. De Armas is bad, the usually reliable Evans is worse, and the pair don't have enough chemistry to strike a spark, never mind set fires.

Now, much of the blame here can be placed on the script and overall direction of Ghosted, but the rest is on the performances. No two ways about it, Evans is the worst thing about this dull disaster. He falls flat on the banter, and doesn't sell even a moment of the supposedly budding relationship with his co-star. Definitely an all-time worst for the man who led Captain America and Snowpiercer.