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The 2013 movie Ryan Reynolds will always regret making: “I felt sort of fake and weird”
Ryan Reynolds has said he regrets making the 2013 animated film *Turbo*, describing the experience as feeling “fake and weird”. His comments reflect discomfort with the promotional demands surrounding the film rather than a criticism of its production, and highlight his preference for projects where he feels more personally engaged.
*Turbo* featured Reynolds as the voice of an ordinary garden snail who gains super-speed and pursues a dream of racing in the Indianapolis 500. The film had a reported budget of around $135 million and earned roughly $282 million worldwide, but received a mixed critical response; Reynolds later indicated that the associated publicity made him feel inauthentic.
In short
- Reynolds regretted promoting the 2013 animation *Turbo*.
- He said the experience felt “fake and weird”.
- The film was commercially successful despite mixed reviews.
Explained simply
Turbo is a 2013 animated film from DreamWorks Animation about a garden snail who dreams of becoming a professional racing driver in the Indianapolis 500. Ryan Reynolds voiced the main character.
The film was a commercial success, earning around $282 million worldwide on a budget of approximately $135 million, but received mixed reviews from critics. The film remains one of Reynolds' few major voice acting roles, with his career primarily focused on live-action work.
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