We love Bill Murray unconditionally, but even so, we have to admit that his career has had its low points. Like Larger than Life, for instance — you know, the one where he starred opposite an elephant. And those two Garfield movies, which we can’t blame Murray for doing because his voice was so perfect for the big, orange cat. But those missteps barely detract from his highlights, from Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day to Lost in Translation and Fantastic Mr. Fox, the films of his 21st-century renaissance. Derek Eads charts these ups and downs in the attractive graph above, which uses Rotten Tomatoes as a barometer for Murray’s success. See a larger version of the graph here. [via Slashfilm]