The Matt Damon Movie That Got Roasted By His Daughter In An A+ Way

The Matt Damon Movie That Got Roasted By His Daughter In An A+ Way

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Matt Damon‘s been in some massive movies over the course of his career, from Good Will Hunting and Saving Private Ryan to the Bourne series and The Departed. At present, Damon headlines Christopher Nolan’s latest movie, The Odyssey, for which he’s received rave reviews. As great as his filmography is, not all of Damon’s flicks have been hits, though. In fact, as the actor recently revealed, his daughter roasted one of them in a hilarious way.

Damon promoted his blockbuster 2026 movie schedule entry during a chat with BBC Radio 1, and a seven-year-old listener asked an most important question. The young man wanted to know: What’s Damon’s worst movie? Damon was diplomatic at first, saying he once asked Clint Eastwood the same question about his films and that he responded by saying, he “loved each of them equally.” But, from there, Damon recalled how one of his four daughters jabbed a movie he shot over a decade ago:

There is a movie that I made with one of my favorite directors on planet earth. It was called The Great Wall and my daughter — I say this because my daughter refers to this movie as The Wall and we were at…. We had friends over for dinner, and she kept talking about ‘The Wall, The Wall, The Wall.’ And I finally was like, ‘Isabella, it’s called The Great Wall, and she goes, ‘Dad, there is nothing great about that movie.’

Now, that’s comedic timing! Zhang Yimou directed 2016’s The Great Wall, and it sees Damon playing a European mercenary, who teams up with Chinese soldiers to take on an alien force. Ultimately, the film was panned by critics and only grossed over $334 million worldwide against a reported production budget of $150 million. Needless to say, it didn’t make much of a dent — financially or culturally — and, apparently, Damon’s daughter wasn’t impressed, either.

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Jing Tian and Matt Damon star in The Great Wall.

(Image credit: Universal Pictures)

Still, I love that Matt Damon can find the humor in his kid’s critique. To that point, this isn’t even the first time the actor has been roasted by one of his daughters. Just recently, one mercilessly roasted him and best friend Ben Affleck for their red carpet poses while they were promoting their film, The Rip (which is streamable with a Netflix subscription).

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