Every single Anna Kendrick movie, ranked by critics

Gabbi ShawAug 9, 2020, 21:39 IST

"Twilight."Summit Entertainment

Anna Kendrick made her film debut in 2003's "Camp," and she has been in 36 films since then.
She turns 35 on August 9 — to celebrate her birthday, we've ranked all of her films, according to Rotten Tomatoes.
Her 2011 movie "50/50" was the highest rated by critics, with 2009's "Up in the Air" in second place. Kendrick earned an Academy Award nomination for the movie.

Anna Kendrick has been in 37 films over her 17-year career, and multiple successful franchises, like "Trolls," "The Twilight Saga," and "Pitch Perfect." She also received an Oscar nomination for her role in 2009's "Up in the Air."

In honor of her 35th birthday on August 9, we ranked all of her movies from worst to best, according to critics.

Keep scrolling to see what her best (and worst) films are, according to Rotten Tomatoes.

Anna Kendrick's lowest-rated film is "Get a Job" (2016).

"Get a Job." Lionsgate Premiere

In "The Marc Pease Experience" (2009), Kendrick plays a high school senior, Meg.

"The Marc Pease Experience." Paramount Vantage

In "What to Expect When You're Expecting" (2012), Kendrick plays Rosie, one of the women in the film who gets pregnant.

"What to Expect When You're Expecting." Lionsgate

Kendrick plays Lindsey, one of the people left behind after the rapture, in "Rapture-Palooza" (2013).

"Rapture-Palooza." Lionsgate

Kendrick reprised her role as Jessica in 2011's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1."

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1." Summit Entertainment

In "Table 19" (2017), Kendrick plays a recently dumped wedding guest who gets relegated to a reject table.

"Table 19." Fox Searchlight Pictures

Kendrick plays Bella's friend Jessica in the second installment of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" (2009).

"The Twilight Saga: New Moon." Summit Entertainment

Kendrick plays a cappella queen Beca for the final time "Pitch Perfect 3" (2017).

"Pitch Perfect 3." Universal Pictures

Kendrick co-stars with Aubrey Plaza, Zac Efron, and Adam Devine in "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates" (2016).

"Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates." 20th Century Fox

Kendrick also appeared with Aubrey Plaza in "Life After Beth" (2014).

"Life After Beth." A24

Kendrick took on the action-comedy genre with "Mr. Right" (2016).

"Mr. Right." Focus World

John Krasinski co-starred with and directed Kendrick in "The Hollars" (2016).

"The Hollars." Sony Pictures Classics

In "Cake" (2014), Kendrick plays the ghost of woman, Nina, who died by suicide.

"Cake." Cinelou Releasing

Once again, Kendrick briefly appears in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" (2010) as Jessica — she gives a valedictorian speech at graduation.

"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." Summit Entertainment

Kendrick stole the show as Bella's peppy friend Jessica in the very first "Twilight" movie in 2008.

"Twilight." Summit Entertainment

Kendrick appears in "The Accountant" (2016) as an in-house accountant who gets caught up in a larger criminal operation.

"The Accountant." Warner Bros. Pictures

Kendrick tried her hand at a Christmas movie with Disney Plus' "Noelle" (2019), in which she plays Santa's sister.

"Noelle." Disney+

In "The Company You Keep" (2012), Kendrick has a small role as an FBI agent.

"The Company You Keep." Sony Pictures Classics

Kendrick plays Cathy, one of the musical's two characters, in "The Last 5 Years" (2015).

"The Last 5 Years." Radius-TWC

Kendrick made her film debut in 2003's "Camp."

"Camp." IFC Films

The 2015 sequel "Pitch Perfect 2" saw Kendrick and the rest of the cast reunite for another a cappella extravaganza.

"Pitch Perfect 2." Universal Pictures

Kendrick again appeared as an FBI agent in 2019's "The Day Shall Come."

"The Day Shall Come." IFC Films

In "Digging For Fire" (2015), Kendrick plays a small role as med student Alicia.

Anna Kendrick in 2015. Jason Merritt/Getty Images

Kendrick reprises her role as Queen Poppy in "Trolls World Tour" (2020).

"Trolls World Tour." Universal

Kendrick took on the iconic role of Cinderella in 2014's "Into the Woods."

"Into the Woods." Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

In "The Voices" (2015), Kendrick co-stars with Ryan Reynolds, who plays a schizophrenic man who doesn't want to take his medication.

"The Voices." Lionsgate

In the 2014 film "Happy Christmas," Kendrick plays a younger sister ready to stir up some trouble.

"Happy Christmas." Magnolia Pictures

Kendrick played Poppy for the first time in 2016's "Trolls,"

"Trolls." 20th Century Fox

The first "Pitch Perfect" installment is considered the best.

"Pitch Perfect." Universal Pictures

In the 2010 comic book adaptation "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," Kendrick plays Michael Cera's younger sister.

"Scott Pilgrim vs. the World." Universal Pictures

"Drinking Buddies" (2013) marked Kendrick's first collaboration with co-star Jake Johnson and director Joe Swanberg.

"Drinking Buddies." Magnolia Pictures

In "A Simple Favor," the 2018 adaptation of the novel of the same name, Kendrick plays a young widow with a dark secret.

"A Simple Favor." Lionsgate Movies

In "Rocket Science" (2007), Kendrick plays an ambitious high school debater named Ginny.

"Rocket Science." Picturehouse; HBO Films

In 2012's "End of Watch," Kendrick plays Janet, the girlfriend of one of the characters.

"End of Watch." Open Road Films

Anna Kendrick voices a bubbly 17-year-old in "ParaNorman" (2012).

"ParaNorman." Focus Features

Kendrick earned her first (and only thus far) Oscar nomination for her performance in 2009's "Up in the Air."

"Up in the Air." Paramount Pictures

To date, Kendrick's highest-rated film is "50/50" (2011).

"50/50." Summit Entertainment

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