The article lists ten Matt Damon scenes it considers the weakest or most regrettable moments in his long film career.

– ‘Drive-Away Dolls’: criticised for crude humour and an embarrassing political-sex-scandal subplot.
– ‘Downsizing’: Damon’s party scene is described as exhausting and tonally misjudged.
– ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’: his returning cameo is seen as less funny than in ‘Thor: Ragnarok’.
– ‘Youth Without Youth’: his brief reporter role is considered wasted in an overcomplicated film.
– ‘The Legend of Bagger Vance’: criticised for racial stereotyping and Damon’s unconvincing golf.
– ‘The Majestic’: Damon’s voice-only role accompanies a heavily sentimental scene.
– ‘We Bought a Zoo’: the purchase of the zoo is judged implausibly and overly quirky.
– ‘The Great Wall’: Damon’s heroic display is seen as awkward amid criticism of the film’s casting.
– ‘Stuck On You’: a date scene is criticised for relying on homophobic humour.
– ‘Jay & Silent Bob Reboot’: a Jason Bourne cameo is viewed as a cheap joke about the character.