10 Awful Films Harry Potter Actors Want Us To Forget

Taking the lead role in an awful movie can be bad, but it's better than playing a tiny insignificant supporting role and not getting that tasty leading man paycheck. That's what happened here to Matthew Lewis, who secured the same amount of luck as Neville did at Hogwarts in this one.

Terminal is an interwinding selection of stories, all taking place in a train terminal. You've got assassins, waitresses talking to suicidal teachers, crime bosses running their operations, and so much more.

Part of what makes this movie a chore to sit through is the lack of consistency. The plot bounces around all over the place, and while the aesthetic is cool, it feels like it's struggling between comic-book, film noir and cartoon styles. Plus, watching Margot Robbie play not one but two diet Harley Quinn characters proves that there wasn't much creativity going into this one.

To make matters worse, poor Neville Longbottom takes on a small character that doesn't even affect the plot. When his role in the original Harry Potter movies as awkward comic relief has a better showing than this, you'd better believe he wants you to forget it.