Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are two of the most famous movie stars in the world, but they also happen to be best friends for life, and they credit each other’s illustrious careers for what they’ve accomplished together. yes, especially in the first years of life. While each has enjoyed massive success, their names will forever be synonymous, thanks to their impeccable on-screen chemistry and critically acclaimed projects they’ve written or produce together.
Most of the films they collaborated on were hugely successful, both critically and commercially, and became one of the most iconic and recognizable films in recent history. However, there are also a few that could be on the radar of a film coming out to the public, perhaps deserving of more love and attention than they initially received.
Jay Chou and Silent Bob Reboot (2019) – 5.7
almost thirteen years later secretary 2Kevin Smith returns to View Askewniverse with a new chapter, Reboot Jay & Silent Bob. The plot is almost the same jay and silence fight backThe protagonist recklessly stops the reboot of the movie “Blunt and Slow” while encountering many hilarious obstacles and famous cameos.
Damon reprises the role of Loki for a short time dogma in a cameo, while Affleck from Chase In a longer and fuller scene. The film itself received mixed reviews, and while it may have been one of the lower-rated films in the View Askewniverse, die-hard Smith fans were delighted to see the return. return of Damon, Affleck, and many other former Smith recurring actors. your job.
Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back (2000) – 6.8
After four movies in which other characters played secondary roles to other characters, Jay and Silent Bob finally got a chance to play the role. jay and silence fight backTurning a cameo from a comedy into the main focus of a spin-off is always a risky move, but Kevin Smith’s raw, raw classic succeeds perfectly.
Not only did Affleck reprise the role of Holden, but he also played a fictional version of himself alongside Damon as they filmed a scene that was too violent and non-existent. good hunting next part, Good Will Hunting 2: Hunting SeasonThey have in-screen jokes and Gus Vant Sant counts money in a hilarious satire about the making of the film.
School Relations (1992) – 6.9
Affleck’s second and Damon’s fourth, school relations Not only did it put their careers on the right track, but it also boosted the careers of actors like Chris O’Donnell, Anthony Rapp and even Brendan Fraser. It tells the story of a Jewish prep student in the 1950s, addressing major topics such as anti-Semitism and prejudice.
The film was made as Frazier’s vehicle, but Affleck and Damon, as Frazier’s two anti-Semitism classmates, performed brilliantly. This sociological sports drama about difficult subjects continues to resonate with viewers long after it’s over, and it’s exciting to see such a group of big names in their early stages. success.
Chasing Amy (1997) – 7.2
The following small mouseAffleck plays a minor villain, and Kevin Smith casts him as the lead in his unconventional melodrama, Chase, while also finding a way to work for Damon. In the film, Affleck plays a cartoonist who falls in love with a lesbian, causing strained relationships with his friends and creative partners.
Chase Contains some of the most moving moments in View Askewniverse, and Affleck’s performance is exceptionally effective and terribly real. Damon only appeared in a brief scene and his role seemed more like a wink joke, similar to what he did in Thor: RagnarokThe film was definitely ahead of its time, addressing themes of politics and sexual identity, while certainly not afraid to upset the audience or the characters with some situations and discussions.
Dogma (1999) – 7.3
One of Kevin Smith’s solo movies, dogma is a religious satire about a woman struggling with her Catholic faith who is sent by God on a “holy crusade” to prevent a pair of fallen angels from going to heaven. and deny all existence. Affleck and Damon play two angels, Bartleby and Loki, and their chemistry has never been more convincing.
The film was controversial for a variety of reasons, but it still received mostly positive reviews from critics and was a moderate success at the box office considering the size of its budget. The cast received numerous critical acclaim for their performance, especially Affleck and Damon, who skillfully combined their renowned dramatic talent with an incredibly powerful but yet humorous sensibility. often abused.
Dreamland (1989) – 7.5
The Academy doesn’t usually pick sports movies for Best Picture nominations at the Oscars, but the land of dreams Worthy of honor. The fusion of baseball and fantasy is a lastingly inspirational sports film. However, most people who have seen the film may not even know that Affleck and Damon were in it.
Their characters were so disallowed that they were almost unrecognizable, but both actors played spectators at a baseball game in Fenway Park, where the characters of Costner and James Earl Jones also attended. attend. It’s been a well-kept secret for years, but Damon recently confirmed in an interview that he and Affleck had agreed to play supporting roles in the film just for the chance to visit Fenway.
Final Match (2021) – 7.6
Directed by Ridley Scott and based on true events, Last match Considered by many to be one of the most underrated films of 2021. It is also the first screenplay that Affleck and Damon have co-written since 2021. good hunting More than twenty-four years ago.
The film received critical acclaim, but was considered a box office bomb and even failed to recover its budget. It’s a shame, as this medieval drama is one of Ridley Scott’s best historical epics. It’s also an incredibly gripping and haunting allegory for the #MeToo movement, one that is sure to draw more attention to such a serious and still topical issue. .
Goodwill Hunting (1997) – 8.3
good hunting Considered a modern classic and for some valid reason. The film has many memorable and emotional sayings, scenes that make the audience burst into laughter and other things like a complete emotional package. While the direction of Gus Van Sant and the legendary performance of the late great actor Robin Williams are often two notable highlights of the film, it is the quality of the writing by Affleck and Damon that is the factor that is mentioned much.
Both actors performed their roles perfectly, but the stories they told were heartwarming, and their lines flowed naturally and authentically. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay and is a perfect example of how Affleck and Damon became one of the most talented dynamic duos in show business.