One of Robert Downey Jr.'s most underrated movies is also the film that helped restart his career, and the crime thriller deserves a second look.

Long story short, Magneto and Professor Xavier were essentially amalgamated into an unstoppable threat named Onslaught, who terrorized the entire Marvel universe. The Avengers and Fantastic Four combined forces and sacrificed themselves to weaken him long enough for the X-Men to finish off Onslaught.

However, by teaming up with famed short story writer Raymond Carver and sporting perhaps the most star-studded cast in history, including Julianne Moore, Robert Downey Jr., Frances McDormand, and Jack Lemmon,

Downey also did what many other successful actors with a soft spot for the recording studio do by releasing an album, which proved fairly divisive. Many wrote it off as the latest in a long line of vanity projects from Hollywood favourites who can’t hold a tune, while others admired The Futurist for its unpredictability.

Robert Downey Jr. once appeared in a post-credit scene as Tony Stark in the 2008 film The Incredible Hulk but had a very confusing moment.

Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow faced a dilemma when asked to play “F—, Marry, Kill” with Timothée Chalamet, Robert Downey Jr., and Jude Law during a recent podcast episode. Having worked professionally with all three actors throughout her career,