Robert Pattinson Movies, Ranked By Tomatometer
The latest: Robert Pattinson plays opposite Jennifer Lawrence in Lynne Ramsey’s Die My Love.
Robert Pattinson on the Twilight series press circuits would occasionally mock the movies he was out there supposedly promoting, suggesting two things: (1) maybe this new on the scene IT boy was actually a genuine person, and (2) he had made enough money by New Moon to never work in this town again. Many young actors’ careers have been crushed under the weight of the very things that made them famous. And unemployment post-Twilight was a very real threat for Pattinson: Would he only be remembered as that pasty sparkling vegetarian vampire?
As Twilight wound down, Pattinson threw himself before the arthouse gods, who guided him to challenging directors like David Cronenberg (Cosmopolis, Maps to the Stars), Anton Corbijn (Life), Werner Herzog (Queen of the Desert), and David Michôd (The Rover). And though none of those movies represented their respective director’s best work, and in the case of Herzog it was actually his worst, they showcased Pattinson as a dedicated performer and, especially in dystopian western The Rover, a sometimes unpredictable and savage one.
And then in 2017 he put out Good Time, just to show you sometimes all you need is that one movie to turn your image around. As with the Safdie brothers’ later Uncut Gems, Good Time assaults the senses while building a central emphatic and engaging character defined by constant frantic action. Pattinson came out as the indie hero of that year, and having James Gray’s The Lost City of Z release around the same time didn’t hurt, either. A strong 2019 continued that trend with Claire Denis’ High Life and Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse. He then dived back into the realm of big blockbusters with 2022’s The Batman.
Pattinson also starred in Netflix thriller The Devil All the Time, opposite Tom Holland, Mickey 17, a new sci-fi/comedy directed by Bong Joon Ho, and will be in Lynne Ramsey’s Die My Love this weekend, a drama critics are describing as a roller coaster of raw emotions. Take a look at all Robert Pattinson movies, ranked by Tomatometer! —Alex Vo
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