Every Bradley Cooper movie, ranked according to critics

Gabbi ShawJan 5, 2021, 20:32 IST

Bradley Cooper.Getty/Larry French

Bradley Cooper turns 46 on January 5.
We ranked every film in his career according to critics' reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, from his debut in 2001's "Wet Hot American Summer" to his directorial debut, "A Star Is Born."
The highest-rated film Cooper has ever starred in is "Avengers: Endgame."

Bradley Cooper has achieved many milestones over his two decades in Hollywood: eight Oscar nominations, the People's Sexiest Man Alive crown, a No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and a beloved directorial debut.

In honor of his 46th birthday on January 5, we've organized all 35 films Cooper has been in over his career and ranked them, according to Rotten Tomatoes' critics scores. The scores were all accurate as of January 2021.

Keep scrolling to see some of Cooper's highest highs ... and lowest lows.

Bradley Cooper's lowest-rated film is the 2010 mockumentary "Brother's Justice," in which he plays himself. It has the rare 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.

"Brother's Justice." Well Go USA Entertainment

In "All About Steve," Cooper plays Steve, the object of Mary's (Sandra Bullock's) affection.

"All About Steve." 20th Century Fox

The lowest-rated film co-starring Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence is the historical drama "Serena."

"Serena." Magnolia Pictures

Cooper appears in the ensemble rom-com "Valentine's Day" as Holden, who sits next to Julia Roberts' Captain Katherine Hazeltine.

"Valentine's Day." Warner Bros. Pictures

Cooper stars as Brian Gilcrest, a military contractor, in "Aloha."

"Aloha." Sony Pictures Releasing

In the third and final installment of "The Hangover," Cooper once again plays Phil, a lovable dirt bag.

"The Hangover Part III." Warner Bros. Pictures

In "Case 39," Cooper plays a psychiatrist, Doug, who meets an unfortunate end.

"Case 39." Paramount Pictures

Cooper plays one of Tripp's immature friends, Demo, in "Failure to Launch."

"Failure to Launch." Paramount Pictures

In "The Words," Cooper plays struggling writer Rory in the film's story within a story.

"The Words." CBS Films

Cooper plays Adam Jones, a struggling chef, in "Burnt."

"Burnt." The Weinstein Company

In "The Hangover Part II", Cooper and friends travel to Thailand for another ill-fated night of partying before a wedding.

"The Hangover Part II." Warner Bros. Pictures

Cooper starred in another rom-com anthology film, "New York, I Love You."

"New York, I Love You." Vivendi Entertainment

Cooper's film debut was his role as Ben, a drama instructor at Camp Firewood, in "Wet Hot American Summer."

"Wet Hot American Summer." USA Films

Cooper's third interlocking rom-com was "He's Just Not That Into You," in which he plays Ben, a man questioning his marriage.

"He's Just Not That Into You." Warner Bros. Pictures

In "Yes Man," Cooper plays Peter, the best friend of the film's protagonist Carl, played by Jim Carrey.

"Yes Man." Warner Bros. Pictures

"Hit and Run" is the real film Dax Shepard made in an attempt to become an action star - and Cooper actually stars in it.

"Hit and Run." Open Road Films

Cooper stars in the 2010 remake of the iconic '80s series of the same name, "The A-Team," as Face.

"The A-Team." 20th Century Fox

"Joy" is yet another team-up starring Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence - this time, he plays a QVC exec named Neil.

"Joy." 20th Century Fox

In "War Dogs," Cooper plays Henry Girard, a legendary arms dealer.

"War Dogs." Warner Bros. Pictures

In "My Little Eye," a British horror film, Cooper plays Travis, a man claiming to be lost in the woods.

"My Little Eye." Universal Pictures UK

Cooper stars in "Limitless" as Eddie, a struggling author who gets access to a drug called NZT-48, which makes him a genius, but has dangerous side effects.

"Limitless." 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

In "The Mule," Cooper plays DEA agent Colin Bates.

"The Mule." Warner Bros. Pictures

In a career-defining performance, Cooper plays US Navy sniper Chris Kyle in "American Sniper."

"American Sniper." Warner Bros.

In "The Midnight Meat Train," Cooper plays a photographer who discovers a deadly secret on the subway.

"The Midnight Meat Train." Lionsgate

Cooper plays Sack Lodge, the absolutely contemptible antagonist of "Wedding Crashers."

"Wedding Crashers." New Line Cinema

The first "Hangover" film is also the best "Hangover" film, according to critics.

"The Hangover." Warner Bros. Pictures

Cooper plays a troubled police offer (and later attorney general) in "The Place Beyond the Pines."

"The Place Beyond the Pines." Focus Features

Cooper voices Rocket the Raccoon for the third time in "Avengers: Infinity War."

"Avengers: Infinity War." Disney/Marvel Studios

He also voiced Rocket in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2."

"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2." Disney

Cooper had a cameo voice appearance in "10 Cloverfield Lane."

"10 Cloverfield Lane." Paramount Pictures

Cooper made his directorial debut with "A Star Is Born." He also starred in the movie as washed-up country star Jackson Maine.

"A Star Is Born." Warner Bros. Pictures

Cooper made his debut as Rocket, an outlaw with a hidden heart of gold, in "Guardians of the Galaxy."

"Guardians of the Galaxy." Disney/Marvel

In "American Hustle," Cooper plays the tenacious FBI agent Richie DiMaso.

"American Hustle." "American Hustle"/Columbia Pictures

Lawrence and Cooper teamed up once again for "Silver Linings Playbook."

"Silver Linings Playbook." The Weinstein Company

The best-reviewed film of Cooper's career to date is "Avengers: Endgame."

"Avengers: Endgame." Disney/Marvel

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