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Lol I don’t know why this amused me, maybe just so random and obscure an opinion. 
I saw iRobot once when it first came out
I don't think this is necessarily unpopular. It was one of his best performances. >

“Bright” I thought was fairly well done.  It was definitely dystopian enough. >

As subjective as this topic is, I'm going with Hitch. Cute, fun, silly ,easy. That's the Will Smith I grew up with. >

Can an opinion not be subjective? >

As far as Will Smith goes, I thought "Hancock" was a pretty good movie. >

It was good but the whole wife thing killed it for me >

Legit. Shoulda just stuck with the drunk superman and give him some kind of weird villian to deal with. The movie dies after the sister thing. >

Lol I don’t know why this amused me, maybe just so random and obscure an opinion. 
I saw iRobot once when it first came out >

Did anyone else think OP was making an oath? >

I thought it was meh, generic American badass cop movie. I thought the action was well done though. Sometimes I like to turn off my brain and watch dumb movies or anime, or watch them to gather ideas and start making my own mini movie/show in my head. >

I always liked that movie as a kid. It’s just a nice detective movie. >

Rewatched it last year: fucking terrible movie. I think Smith is incredibly overated, but his best performance is absolutely Ali. >

I don't think this is necessarily unpopular. It was one of his best performances. >

“Bright” I thought was fairly well done.  It was definitely dystopian enough. >

As subjective as this topic is, I'm going with Hitch. Cute, fun, silly ,easy. That's the Will Smith I grew up with. >

Can an opinion not be subjective? >

As far as Will Smith goes, I thought "Hancock" was a pretty good movie. >

It was good but the whole wife thing killed it for me >

Legit. Shoulda just stuck with the drunk superman and give him some kind of weird villian to deal with. The movie dies after the sister thing. >

Lol I don’t know why this amused me, maybe just so random and obscure an opinion. 
I saw iRobot once when it first came out >

Did anyone else think OP was making an oath? >

I thought it was meh, generic American badass cop movie. I thought the action was well done though. Sometimes I like to turn off my brain and watch dumb movies or anime, or watch them to gather ideas and start making my own mini movie/show in my head. >

I always liked that movie as a kid. It’s just a nice detective movie. >

Rewatched it last year: fucking terrible movie. I think Smith is incredibly overated, but his best performance is absolutely Ali. >

Lol I don’t know why this amused me, maybe just so random and obscure an opinion. 
I saw iRobot once when it first came out >

And only once. For good reason. >

As subjective as this topic is, I'm going with Hitch. Cute, fun, silly ,easy. That's the Will Smith I grew up with. >

Can an opinion not be subjective? >

It always is >

Rewatched it last year: fucking terrible movie. I think Smith is incredibly overated, but his best performance is absolutely Ali. >

I don't think this is necessarily unpopular. It was one of his best performances. >

I thought it was meh, generic American badass cop movie. I thought the action was well done though. Sometimes I like to turn off my brain and watch dumb movies or anime, or watch them to gather ideas and start making my own mini movie/show in my head. >

IMO The pursuit of happyness is way better >

As far as Will Smith goes, I thought "Hancock" was a pretty good movie. >

It was good but the whole wife thing killed it for me >

Legit. Shoulda just stuck with the drunk superman and give him some kind of weird villian to deal with. The movie dies after the sister thing. >

“Bright” I thought was fairly well done.  It was definitely dystopian enough. >

Did anyone else think OP was making an oath? >

I always liked that movie as a kid. It’s just a nice detective movie. >

Another good one is I Am Legend. It's a bit different than the source material, the CGI kind of sucks but...
He manages to play his character perfectly: >!He truly embodied a military scientist who lost his family, remained behind to cure the plague and gradually lost his sanity. Seeing him interacting with mannequins like they were real people, even freaking out at one that was moved, he truly did feel like he was on the brink of insanity.!<
As you said, he isn't a "master class" type actor, he isn't a Leonardo DiCaprio's, becoming an entirely different person, but he's damned good at whatever he does >

That movie was garbage.  Have my upvote. >

His best movie was Hitch, miss the good old days of romantic comedies