Is Clooney finished as a zeitgeisty film person?

He was never honestly that zeitgeisty of a star. Only movies he led that made $100m domestic were Batman & Robin (a major franchise hitting its nadir), The Perfect Storm (a disaster movie he's not on the poster for), and the Oceans movies (where the whole draw is how stacked the casts are so idk how much we can put that on him). He felt omnipresent because he's very good at working the media circuit and has made a lot of friends in the industry, but on its face he's never been that much of a draw. He did his business with mid-budget, prestige-y studio movies that have been largely squeezed out by smaller indie films getting more awards traction and studios electing to go bigger with their budgets. Also doesn't help that he insists on directing more despite regressing considerably in that area since Good Night, and Good Luck.