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We are ranking the movies and shows of Cillian Murphy! We start with their Certified Fresh movies, including the zombie movie revival. 28 days laterhis collaborations with Christopher Nolan (Batman Begins, Start), by Ken Loach The wind that shakes the barleyand horror sequel A Quiet Place Part II. Your show executive produced Peaky Blinders has proven to be a lasting and involving success. His Rotten Movies with Positive Audience Scores Include Teen Drama discus pigs and action-thriller Ana.
#one
Adjusted score: 109713%
Critics Consensus: A harrowing continuation of its predecessor, A Quiet Place Part II expand the terrifying world of the franchise without losing sight of its heart.
#two
Adjusted score: 93819%
Critics Consensus: Gloomy and uncompromising, but director Ken Loach lights up his film with gorgeous cinematography and tight pacing, and features a terrific performance from Cillian Murphy.
#3
Adjusted score: 101215%
Critics Consensus: Smart, innovative and exciting, Start is that rare summer blockbuster that succeeds both viscerally and intellectually.
#4
Adjusted score: 95794%
Critics Consensus: Kinetically directed by Danny Boyle, 28 days later is both a terrifying zombie movie and a sharp political allegory.
#5
Adjusted score: 96895%
Critics Consensus: Disturbing and dark, but also exciting and intelligent, Batman Begins is a film that understands the essence of one of the definitive superheroes.
#6
Adjusted score: 91656%
Critics Consensus: Antique charm meets sharp wit and modern social satire in Partya biting comedy starring a brilliant performance from Patricia Clarkson.
#7
Adjusted score: 87358%
Critics Consensus: With strong performances and tight direction from Wes Craven, Red Eye is a fast-paced, affordable thriller.
#8
Adjusted score: 83404%
Critics Consensus: Danny Boyle continues his descent into mind-blowing sci-fi madness, taking us along for the ride. Sunshine It ticks the double box for classic sci-fi: stunning visuals with clever action.
#10
Adjusted score: 76553%
Critics Consensus: An avant-garde and energetic ensemble story.
#eleven
Adjusted score: 78520%
Critics Consensus: Visually striking, but the story could be told with a little more energy.
#12
Adjusted score: 87195%
Critics Consensus: Free shot it takes aim squarely at the thrill of the genre, and it hits the mark repeatedly and with great enthusiasm, albeit with something less than sheer cinematic grace.
#13
Adjusted score: 51462%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#14
Adjusted score: 27249%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#fifteen
Adjusted score: 72306%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#sixteen
Adjusted score: 63597%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#17
Adjusted score: 38782%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#18
Adjusted score: 61887%
Critics Consensus: Well-acted if monotonous drama about a cross-dressing prostitute in London during the 1970s.
#19
Adjusted score: 40245%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#twenty
Adjusted score: 54976%
Critics Consensus: It has interesting characters and a strong cast, but Perrier’s Bounty ultimately fails to do anything original with them.
#twenty-one
Adjusted score: 51946%
Critics Consensus: The admirably old-fashioned in the heart of the sea it boasts thoughtful storytelling to match its visual style, even if it can’t quite claim the depth or epic scope it clearly aspires to.
#22
Adjusted score: 42964%
Critics Consensus: On time‘s intriguing premise and engaging cast are easily outweighed by the blunt, heavy-handed storytelling.
#23
Adjusted score: 38801%
Critics Consensus: Despite effective performances by Knightley and Miller, the edge of love It lacks a coherent narrative.
#24
Adjusted score: 36763%
Critics Consensus: Ana finds writer-director Luc Besson squarely in his wheelhouse, but fans of this stylized action variety have seen it done before, and better.
#25
Adjusted score: 32597%
Critics Consensus: Wasting the talent of an impressive cast on a predictable mystery, red lights he lacks the clairvoyance to know what the public wants.
#26
Adjusted score: 4582%
Critics Consensus: There is no consensus yet.
#27
Adjusted score: 28928%
Critics Consensus: In his directorial debut, cinematographer Wally Pfister remains a distinctive visual stylist, but TranscendenceThe thought-provoking themes exceed the narrative understanding of the film.
#28
Adjusted score: 17977%
Critics Consensus: At a glacial pace and with an inept plot, Aloft crushes the gaming efforts of a talented cast under a boring visual experience whose title is sadly ironic.