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Tom Holland Calls Some of His Movies 'S–t,' Enjoys Promoting New Films

Actor Tom Holland recently admitted that he considers some of his past movies to be of poor quality, making them difficult to promote. Both Hollywood Reporter and Variety report that Holland made these comments on a podcast, though they differ slightly in framing.

Agreed facts: Holland said some of his films are 's–t' and that he has been 'absolutely loving' the press tours for his upcoming projects 'The Odyssey' and 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day.' He contrasted this with previous experiences where he felt less enthusiastic about promoting certain films.

Differences: Hollywood Reporter focuses on the difficulty of promoting movies he dislikes, phrasing it as 'making them hard to promote.' Variety emphasizes Holland's direct advice to viewers that they 'shouldn't' watch some of his films. Additionally, Variety specifies that the comments were made on the July 22 episode of Dish Podcast with hosts Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett, a detail omitted by Hollywood Reporter.

Both outlets agree that Holland is currently enjoying the press circuit for his new films, reflecting a positive shift from earlier experiences.

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