Every single Brad Pitt movie, ranked by audiences

Audience Score: 20%

Critic Score: 27%

The comedy is all about a girl (Harley Jane Kozak) who is on a mission to fulfill one of her deepest sexual fantasies.

Audience Score: 22%

Critic Score: 25%

In this high-school-based slasher film, a series of suspicious deaths turn out to be murders.

Audience Score: 23%

Critic Score: 34%

A Texas lawyer (Michael Fassbender) who seems to have it all runs into money trouble and gets involved in a dangerous drug deal.

The film also starred Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, and Javier Bardem,

Audience Score: 27%

Critic Score: 39%

An unofficial follow-up to "Sex, Lies, and Videotape," "Full Frontal" follows a day in the life of a series of famous people.

Pitt briefly played himself in this Steven Soderbergh-directed film, which starred Julia Roberts and Blair Underwood.

Audience Score: 28%

Critic Score: 34%

Angelina Jolie directed the film, which starred Pitt and herself as an unhappy couple that reaffirms their marital bond while vacationing in France during the 1970s.

Audience Score: 31%

Critic Score: 6%

The 1992 movie, which followed the story of a cartoonist who becomes trapped in the world of his drawings, received pretty low marks on Rotten Tomatoes.

Audience Score: 34%

Critic Score: 48%

Based on Michael Hastings' book "The Operator: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan," the satirical film follows the US troops' involvement in Afghanistan.

Audience Score: 40%

Critic Score: 83%

"Ad Astra" follows a young astronaut's journey to find out what happened to his father, an astronaut who got lost in space 30 years prior.

Audience Score: 41%

Critic Score: 35%

Pitt appeared as Frankie McGuire, an Irish Republican Army soldier seeking revenge for his father's death at the hands of enemy soldiers.

Audience Score: 44%

Critic Score: 54%

The drama follows the escapades of a mafia criminal who's planning to retire.

Audience Score: 44%

Critic Score: 73%

The dark thriller, which also starred James Gandolfini and Richard Jenkins, is about a mob enforcer (Pitt) who tracks down a group of men who think they are exempt from the rules of the gang.

Audience Score: 47%

Critic Score: 33%

Pitt starred in this flick about a man whose musical talents don't quite match up to his ambition.

Audience Score: 56%

Critic Score: 45%

Despite its star-studded vocal cast, which included Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Joseph Fiennes, the pirate film received low marks from critics and audiences.

Audience Score: 58%

Critic Score: 60%

The film is all about two assassins (Pitt and Jolie) who are ordered to kill one another. The catch? They're married.

Audience Score: 60%

Critic Score: 55%

Pitt reprised his role as Rusty Ryan opposite George Clooney and Matt Damon in "Ocean's Twelve," one of audiences' least favorite films in the series.

Audience Score: 60%

Critic Score: 45%

A sequel to "Happy Feet," the film follows Mumble (voiced by Elijah Wood), who loves to dance, and his son who can't bring himself to move his feet.

Pitt voiced Will the Krill in the movie.

Audience Score: 63%

Critic Score: 60%

Set in North Africa in 1942, an intelligence officer (Pitt) and a French Resistance fighter (Marion Cotillard) have their relationship put to the test amidst a raging war.

Audience Score: 64%

Critic Score: 59%

Close to his publishing deadline for a book on serial killers, Brian (David Duchovny) and his partner (Michelle Forbes) embark on a cross-country trip to visit notorious murder sites — but they end up getting closer to killers than they ever imagined.

Audience Score: 65%

Critic Score: 78%

In the film, two gym employees find a former CIA analyst's memoirs and try to use them to make a profit.

The comedy-thriller received mixed reviews, with some audience members calling it a mess and others dubbing it a classic film from the Coen Brothers.

Audience Score: 70%

Critic Score: 85%

Set in 1969, the film follows a Western star (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stunt double (Pitt) who are struggling to find work in a new Hollywood.

Audience Score: 72%

Critic Score: 73%

In the film, Pitt voiced the do-gooder Metro Man who must battle Megamind (voiced by Will Ferrell)

Audience Score: 72%

Critic Score: 66%

In the film, Gerry Lane (Pitt) tries to stop a horrifying pandemic from impacting all of humanity.

Audience score: 73%

Critic Score: 54%

The film is set in ancient Greece and tells one of the famed poet Homer's classic stories.

Audience Score: 73%

Critic Score: 60%

The biographical war drama is about an escaped British internment-camp prisoner (Pitt) who travels throughout various countries and eventually strikes up a friendship with the Dalai Lama (Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk).

Audience Score: 75%

Critic Score: 76%

In this period film, Pitt starred alongside Casey Affleck, who played Robert Ford.

Audience Score: 75%

Critic Score: 79%

A twist on a memoir by Chuck Barris, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" follows a game-show producer (Sam Rockwell) who is also a covert assassin working for the CIA.

Audience Score: 75%

Critic Score: 66%

The spy film is about a soon-to-retire operative who gets back into action when he realizes his protégé has been arrested.

Audience Score: 75%

Critic Score: 70%

Pitt returned in the film as Rusty, part of Ocean's heist gang.

Audience Score: 77%

Critic Score: 69%

The actor starred opposite Cate Blanchett and Gael Garcia Bernal in the film, which wove together several different storylines about fate and its impact on the lives of different people.

Audience Score: 80%

Critic Score: 71%

The film is based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's short story about a man who ages backward.

Audience Score: 80%

Critic Score: 83%

The heist movie centers around Danny Ocean (Clooney) and his gang as they plan a major heist.

Audience Score: 81%

Critic Score: 45%

A businessman (Anthony Hopkins) is about to celebrate his 65th birthday but is first visited by Death in the form of Joe Black (Pitt), a man who recently died. The two make a deal that quickly becomes complicated when Black falls in love with the businessman's daughter.

Audience Score: 82%

Critic Score: 84%

Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon starred as the titular Thelma and Louise and Pitt appeared as one of the young criminals they encounter on their journey.

Audience Score: 83%

Critic Score: 80%

Robert Redford directed this film, which is an adaptation of a memoir by Norman MacLean.

The film follows two brothers (Pitt and Craig Sheffer) as their rural life is interrupted when one brother moves away to college and the other is left to find trouble.

Audience Score: 84%

Critic Score: 76%

In the war film, Pitt played a bold sergeant who guides his five-man crew through a deadly mission across enemy lines.

Audience Score: 85%

Critic Score: 73%

In the retelling of a controversial book, Pitt played a lawyer named Michael who had a traumatic reform-school experience as a child.

Audience Score: 85%

Critic Score: 84%

A sequel to "Deadpool," the film follows the sharp-tongued mercenary (Ryan Reynolds) as he fights to protect a young orphan mutant.

Pitt briefly appears in the film as The Vanisher, who was invisible for almost the entire film.

Audience Score: 86%

Critic Score: 94%

The film is based on a true story and starred Pitt as Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A's baseball team. When budgets are tight, he's forced to reinvent his team and shape them into champions.

Audience Score: 86%

Critic Score: 63%

The film is an adaptation of Anne Rice's best-selling horror romance. Pitt plays an 18th-century lord and vampire who wants to share his story with a biographer (Christian Slater).

Audience Score: 87%

Critic Score: 58%

Set in Montana, a close family encounters tragedy when one of their own is killed in World War I.

Although the film got a lukewarm critical reception, audiences praised it for its melodrama and delightful cheesiness.

Audience Score: 88%

Critic Score: 88%

Set during an economic crisis in the 2000s, the film featured an all-star cast, which included Hollywood heavyweights Steve Carell, Christian Bale, and Ryan Gosling.

Audience Score: 88%

Critic Score: 89%

The Terry Gilliam-directed dystopian film also starred Bruce Willis and Madeleine Stowe.

Audience Score: 88%

Critic Score: 89%

During Germany's occupation of France, Lieutenant Aldo Raine (Pitt) brings together a group of Jewish soldiers and joins forces with other unsuspecting people in order to commit violent acts of retribution against the Nazi party.

Audience Score: 90%

Critic Score: 95%

The film follows a free Black man (Chiwetel Ejiofor) who is kidnapped and sold into slavery. After 12 years, he meets someone who will help him change his life forever.

Pitt played Bass in the film.

Audience Score: 93%

Critic Score: 92%

The film follows a comic-book nerd (Slater) and a prostitute named Alabama (Patricia Arquette) who fall in love. Things get complicated when Alabama kills her pimp and the couple must go on the run from the mob.

Audience Score: 93%

Critic Score: 73%

This boxing film is the follow-up to Guy Ritchie's 1998 flick "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels."

Audience Score: 95%

Critic Score: 82%

The thriller is about a seasoned detective (Morgan Freeman) who must work on one last case with his hotshot replacement (Pitt) before he can retire.

Audience Score: 96%

Critic Score: 79%

The dark comedy about an unhappy, disillusioned man (Edward Norton) who starts a questionable fighting club features Pitt as Tyler Durden, a charming but dangerous figure.

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