Tom Holland Confesses Some Films Aren't Worth Watching
WHO:
Variety - Tom Holland is the actor discussing his filmography.
Deadline - Tom Holland is also mentioned as the actor reflecting on his past films.
WHAT:
The Hollywood Reporter - Holland stated that "The Odyssey" has been dominating at the box office, sailing past $600 million globally in its second weekend.
The Hollywood Reporter - Holland's upcoming film "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" is set to release on July 31.
Variety - Holland stated that some of his movies are “S–t” and that people “shouldn’t” watch them.
Deadline - Holland admitted that promoting some of his past films was difficult “because it’s sh*t.”
WHERE:
Variety - Holland is currently doing press for “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” which are in theaters.
WHEN:
Variety - The comments were made during the July 22 episode of Dish Podcast.
WHY:
Variety - Holland expressed that he is fond of his current films, which made the press tours “really easy,” contrasting with his feelings about some past films.
HOW:
The Hollywood Reporter - Holland mentioned that he has been doing press with Anne Hathaway for "The Odyssey" for the last three days, describing it as an "awesome learning experience."
Variety - Holland discussed his experiences during press cycles for his films on a podcast.
(UPDATED July 27, 2026 01:28 UTC)
Tom Holland announced that his film "The Odyssey" has been a box office hit, surpassing $600 million globally in its second weekend. He also shared that his upcoming movie, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," is scheduled to hit theaters on July 31. Holland has been doing press alongside Anne Hathaway for "The Odyssey" over the past three days, calling it an "awesome learning experience."
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(UPDATED July 26, 2026 19:25 UTC)
Tom Holland recently opened up about his filmography while doing press for his latest movies, "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," which are currently in theaters. During a recent episode of Dish Podcast, he candidly admitted that some of his past films were “sh*t” and that promoting them was challenging for him. In contrast, Holland expressed his fondness for his current projects, making the press tours much easier this time around.