Josh Brolin Reflects on 'Jonah Hex' Failures, Reconnects with Director Amid Health Struggles

Actor Josh Brolin revisits his criticism of 'Jonah Hex,' acknowledging director Jimmy Hayward's apology and personal battles while highlighting the complexities behind the film's failure.

Josh Brolin has been openly critical of his 2010 film 'Jonah Hex,' describing it as a 'shitty fucking movie' and expressing regret over the choice of director.
Brolin has recently reconnected with 'Jonah Hex' director Jimmy Hayward, who apologized for his role in the film's failure. Hayward has been battling bone cancer, leading Brolin to reflect on his previous criticisms.
Despite his harsh critique of 'Jonah Hex,' Brolin acknowledges the film's failure was not solely Hayward's fault, citing studio interference and rushed decision-making as contributing factors.
Brolin's experience with 'Jonah Hex' contrasts with his positive experiences in other projects, including the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the upcoming 'Dune: Part Two.'
Brolin emphasizes the importance of working with experienced directors and collaborative teams, reflecting on lessons learned from 'Jonah Hex.'