The 2 movies John Goodman thinks he ‘probably shouldn’t have done’ revealed

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-15 · by Jolie Zenna

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At a SAG-AFTRA Foundation event in New York City on October 5, actor John Goodman revealed that he regrets making "Blues Brothers 2000" and "The Monuments Men," despite enjoying the latter's production immensely. Although "Blues Brothers 2000" was a box office failure with only $14 million earned in North America, "The Monuments Men" grossed $156.7 million globally but still fell short of expectations. Goodman noted that current film releases are overly scrutinized and must succeed immediately to be considered successful, contrasting his two regrettable films against more critically acclaimed hits like "Argo" and "The Artist."
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At a SAG-AFTRA Foundation event on October 5 in New York City, actor John Goodman admitted regrets about two movies he starred in: "Blues Brothers 2000" and "The Monuments Men." Released in 1998, "Blues Brothers 2000" was a box office flop that grossed only $14 million in North America. Despite this failure, Goodman enjoyed working on it so much he didn't mind its commercial performance. Similarly, for "The Monuments Men," released in 2014 and directed by George Clooney, Goodman had one of the best times of his career but still considers it a film he "probably shouldn’t have done." He noted that making a movie should never be fun, based on his experiences with these films.

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As for “Blues Brothers 2000” — a sequel to Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi’s 1980 hit “The Blues Brothers” — it struggled even more when it was released in 1998 and only grossed $14 million in North America. In the new film, Goodman portrays the president of the United States. “Everything is too critical now.
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John Goodman admitted his regrets about his films “Blues Brothers 2000” and “The Monuments Men.” asserted
Goodman → admit → films
In England,” Goodman recalled of filming “The Monuments Men” during a SAG-AFTRA Foundation event on Oct. 5 in New York City, per People. asserted
Goodman → recall → People
“The thing is, it’s one of those movies that was like the ‘Blues Brothers 2000,’ I probably shouldn’t have done.” asserted
I → ’ → Brothers
Although the actor admitted “Blues Brothers 2000” was a box office flop, he said he had so much fun working on it, he didn’t care. asserted
he → admit → it
Goodman has the same attitude about “The Monuments Men” (2014), directed by George Clooney. asserted
Goodman → have → Clooney
“George’s movie, I had one of the best times I’ve ever had on a film,” Goodman gushed. asserted
Goodman → have → film
The “Roseanne” alum quipped that a lesson he has learned from those experiences is that making a movie “should never be fun.” asserted
making → quip → movie
“The Monuments Men” saw Goodman and the film’s ensemble portray a group of soldiers embedded with Allied forces during World War II who set out to recover important pieces of art that Nazi Germany forces seized during the war. asserted
forces → see → war
Though Goodman identified the movie as a film that made “nothing,” it grossed $156.7 million at the box office worldwide. asserted
it → identify → office
As for “Blues Brothers 2000” — a sequel to Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi’s 1980 hit “The Blues Brothers” — it struggled even more when it was released in 1998 and only grossed $14 million in North America. In the new film, Goodman portrays the president of the United States. “Everything is too critical now. asserted
Everything → struggle → States
I mean, not in criticism, but the way you release,” he said during the SAG-AFTRA conversation. asserted
he → mean → conversation
“It’s got to be a hit on the first weekend or it’s considered a dud. asserted
it → get → weekend
I think ‘Argo’ may be the only hit film I had. uncertain
I → think → ?
But yeah, none of my films open well.” asserted
none → open → films
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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