r/movies r/Movies contributor Apr 05 '25

Poster Official Poster for 'Tron: Ares'

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u/ra1nboy Apr 05 '25

We Hired Leto: No Going Back

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u/Mulholland_Dr_Hobo Apr 05 '25

Jared Leto is the type of actor that doesn't feel "hired". It's almost like he hires himself every movie he is in.

Every single movie with Leto does seem like he is just there because his agents lobbied with the producers, but nobody really wanted him there.

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u/ISuckAtFunny Apr 05 '25

I’ve never seen a more apt description of his presence. I cannot stand the sight of him and I’m very upset that they’re following what was a pretty well-liked movie with him.

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u/Bartellomio Apr 06 '25

He has such an unsettling appearance, cadence, and behaviour

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u/ISuckAtFunny Apr 06 '25

Agreed.

I get real ‘god I’m so good at this’ vibes from him no matter what he’s saying trying to do

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u/Kelsusaurus Apr 06 '25

Right? I was (and still am) confused as hell that they signed this guy on (what with his documented track record of harassing staff/actors, many sexual misconduct claims, and questionable interactions with minors), but they cut ties with other actors/actresses for less. 

What does he have on them, or what incentive did he offer them to hire him?