Billy Bob Thornton Called One Of His Biggest Movies A ‘Two-Hour Piece Of Trash’

In 1998, Bruce Willis helped make “Armageddon” the biggest movie of the year. Using his unique brand of everyman machismo, the megastar led a group of oil drillers into outer space to blow up an asteroid in what has to be the most Michael Bay movie the director ever made. Despite being a box office success, however, the film has since endured unending criticism from all angles, including its actors. At one point, Billy Bob Thornton, who played NASA Executive Director Dan Truman, even referred to “Armageddon” as “a two-hour piece of trash I wish I hadn’t done.”

Lots of people recoiled at “Armageddon.” Roger Ebert absolutely hated the divisive sci-fi flick,…